Buddhism and Ethnic Conflict in Sri Lanka

Exploring the intersection of spirituality and ethno-nationalism, this book examines how spiritual traditions can be co-opted by groups in conflict. It delves into the dynamics of cultural appropriation, highlighting the implications for identity and community. Through case studies and analysis, the author reveals the complexities of using spiritual beliefs as tools for political and social agendas, shedding light on the broader consequences for societal cohesion and understanding.