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San Pisith is a Buddhist monk and an early-stage researcher at the Ragnar Nurkse Department of Innovation and Governance. He has joined the [https://www.cosmolocalism.eu/team/ Cosmolocalism], a research project funded by the European Research Council under the European Union’s Horizon Research and Innovation Programme (grant agreement No. 802512), at the end of 2019 to pursue a PhD at [https://taltech.ee/en/ TalTech-Tallinn University of Technology] in Estonia. His PhD thesis focuses on Buddhist economics, Buddhist governance, commons, and happiness and public purpose.
San Pisith is a Buddhist monk and an early-stage researcher at the Ragnar Nurkse Department of Innovation and Governance. He has joined the [https://www.cosmolocalism.eu/team/ Cosmolocalism], a research project funded by the European Research Council under the European Union’s Horizon Research and Innovation Programme (grant agreement No. 802512), at the end of 2019 to pursue a PhD at [https://taltech.ee/en/ TalTech-Tallinn University of Technology] in Estonia.


He received his BA from [https://itbmu.org.mm/ International Theravada Buddhist Missionary University] in Myanmar in 2016, his MA from [http://ibc.ac.th/en/ International Buddhist College] in Thailand in 2018 (thesis passed with distinction), and his PhD from [https://taltech.ee/en/ TalTech-Tallinn University of Technology] in Estonia in 2024.  
He received his Doctoral degree from TalTech–Tallinn University of Technology in Estonia (2024), his Master’s degree (thesis passed with Distinction) from the International Buddhist College in Thailand (2018), and his Bachelor’s degree from the International Theravāda Buddhist Missionary University in Myanmar (2016).  


Previously, San Pisith worked for [https://bfdkhmer.org/ Buddhism for Development] (BFD), assisting the program officer in developing plans, monitoring the human rights program, and overseeing and reporting on activities related to the development and management of BFD's strategic program. He was also a lecturer at [http://www.sbubb.edu.kh/?fbclid=IwAR1cFnpHzZGprUxMS1SoP1yDZ5EdiStftcKmpinItIBN2iEdPCrIOWmfVH4 Preah Sihanoukraja Buddhist University], Battambang campus.  
Previously, San Pisith worked for [https://bfdkhmer.org/ Buddhism for Development] (BFD), assisting the program officer in developing plans, monitoring the human rights program, and overseeing and reporting on activities related to the development and management of BFD's strategic program. He was also a lecturer at [http://www.sbubb.edu.kh/?fbclid=IwAR1cFnpHzZGprUxMS1SoP1yDZ5EdiStftcKmpinItIBN2iEdPCrIOWmfVH4 Preah Sihanoukraja Buddhist University], Battambang campus.  


He has published and edited:
Pisith's primary research interests include Buddhist Economics, Buddhist Governance, Non-Western Public Administration, and the Theory of Commons. He has published and edited:
* [https://doi.org/10.3390/rel16040478 Buddhist Third Places: A Note on the Sattal Structure in Nepal and Dharmasālā in Cambodia] (2025, Journal Article, in Religions)
 
* [https://digikogu.taltech.ee/en/Item/c4ce2142-2d52-4cd3-b69c-1d98f2a80b63?%20gl=1*g2z6li*%20gcl%20au*MTMzNjcyNzI1OC4xNzM5NDQwOTIy&%20ga=2.140362867.1924836576.1744633022-871649369.1719918297 Buddhist Governance and Economics: Historical and Contemporary Perspective from Cambodia and Beyond] (2024, Doctoral Thesis, TalTech Press)


* [https://doi.org/10.32994/hk.v22i2.320 Buddhist Governance: Navigating Today’s Role of Saṅgha and Dhammarājā, with Special Reference to Cambodia] (2024, Journal Article, in Halduskultuur: The Estonian Journal of Administrative Culture and Digital Governance)
* [https://doi.org/10.32994/hk.v22i2.320 Buddhist Governance: Navigating Today’s Role of Saṅgha and Dhammarājā, with Special Reference to Cambodia] (2024, Journal Article, in Halduskultuur: The Estonian Journal of Administrative Culture and Digital Governance)

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San Pisith

San Pisith is a Buddhist monk and an early-stage researcher at the Ragnar Nurkse Department of Innovation and Governance. He has joined the Cosmolocalism, a research project funded by the European Research Council under the European Union’s Horizon Research and Innovation Programme (grant agreement No. 802512), at the end of 2019 to pursue a PhD at TalTech-Tallinn University of Technology in Estonia.

He received his Doctoral degree from TalTech–Tallinn University of Technology in Estonia (2024), his Master’s degree (thesis passed with Distinction) from the International Buddhist College in Thailand (2018), and his Bachelor’s degree from the International Theravāda Buddhist Missionary University in Myanmar (2016).

Previously, San Pisith worked for Buddhism for Development (BFD), assisting the program officer in developing plans, monitoring the human rights program, and overseeing and reporting on activities related to the development and management of BFD's strategic program. He was also a lecturer at Preah Sihanoukraja Buddhist University, Battambang campus.

Pisith's primary research interests include Buddhist Economics, Buddhist Governance, Non-Western Public Administration, and the Theory of Commons. He has published and edited:

  • The Contribution of King Asoka to Buddhism (2017, Conference paper)
  • The Buddha’s View on the Influence of Friendship (2015, Book chapter)
  • Collected Essays on Buddhism (2015, Co-ed., in English)



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