PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE GOVERNMENT ACCORDING TO BUDDHIST PRINCIPLES

Abstract

                    The political participation in Thailand's democratic regime revealed that at present, the civil sector was probably unable to access. As regards, an important tool for political development of the society and the nation was the political participation of the civil sector, which was believed to develop people with the characteristics as the society needed. The people at present were required by the society to play their roles in accordance with the change of society. Currently, the civil sector entered the heyday of innovation and technological evolution, which was the period when the Democratic form of Government with the King as Head of State was very complicated with the rapid change. So, it was the time for another change because the civil sector and the society found their democratic need was inconsistent with the context of Thai society. At the same time, understanding of democracy from the local level to the national level was contradictory to the country’s democracy that was unable to meet with the people’s needs. As known, the civil sector, all Thai people over the country, were the owners of sovereignty in reality.