This track explores the evolving nature of Buddhist identity as it interacts with global cultural dynamics. It aims to examine how globalization influences the practices and beliefs of Buddhist communities across the world.

Focusing on the formation of transnational networks, this track investigates how Buddhist communities maintain their practices and beliefs across borders. It seeks to understand the role of technology and migration in shaping these communities.

This session addresses the preservation and transformation of Buddhist cultural heritage within diaspora contexts. Papers will discuss how diasporic communities negotiate their heritage in relation to their host societies.

This track examines the adaptive strategies employed by Buddhist migrants in response to new socio-religious environments. It will highlight case studies that illustrate the interplay between migration and religious practice.

This session focuses on how belief systems shape identity among Buddhist diasporic communities. It will explore the complexities of identity formation in relation to cultural and religious beliefs.

This track investigates the role of Buddhism in driving social change within transnational communities. It aims to highlight the contributions of Buddhist thought and practice to social justice and community development.