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The fascinating inaugural ISBS launch conference took place on 8th to 10th January 2019 at Magdalen College, Oxford. The conference had a plethora of hidden jewels in its papers and presentations – from buddhism to linguistics, anthropology to democracy to Gross National Happiness.
During the Conference on the 9th January 2019, there were Distinguished Lectures by the Former Prime Minister of Bhutan, His Excellency Dasho Tshering Tobgay, and the President of the Center for Bhutan Studies and Gross National Happiness, Dasho Karma Ura, with the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, OECD’s Martine Durand, and Economists’ Prof. James Foster.
The ISBS launch conference reflect the ISBS aims in microcosm:
As the ISBS is multidisciplinary, the conference will feature papers on topics from linguistics to history to natural science to Buddhism to economics and business and so on.
As the ISBS promotes research excellence, papers will reflect the cutting edge research internationally on Bhutan.
As the ISBS seeks to support Bhutanese scholars, both junior and established, this conference will feature their voices alongside international scholars.
As the ISBS seeks to create intellectual community and academic exchange so the conference will provide spaces for mentoring, networking, and sharing.
As the ISBS seeks to contribute to the happiness of future generations, so the ethos of our exchange will be to engage both the guardians of culture and tradition and those able to use the research to enact positive change.
As the ISBS seeks to be inclusive, we welcome gifts that support the participation of all scholars.
The 2nd conference of the International Society for Bhutan Studies, February 4–6, 2025 Kyoto, Japan
This conference continued the ISBS philosophy and provided an opportunity to think together about global happiness and well-being based on the latest research findings on Bhutan.
As the ISBS is multidisciplinary, the conference featured papers on topics from linguistics to history, natural science, Buddhism, economics, business, and so on.
As the ISBS promotes research excellence, papers reflected the cutting edge international research on Bhutan.
As the ISBS seeks to support Bhutanese scholars, both junior and established, this conference featured their voices alongside international scholars.
As the ISBS seeks to create intellectual community and academic exchange so the conference provided spaces for mentoring, networking and sharing.
As the ISBS seeks to contribute to the happiness of future generations, so the ethos of our exchange was to engage both the guardians of culture and tradition and those able to use the research to enact positive change.
As the ISBS seeks to be inclusive, we welcome gifts that supported the participation of all scholars.
Message to the participants of the the 2nd conference of the International Society for Bhutan Studies
ISBS 2025 has successfully concluded all of its sessions. We appreciate all the participants for warm cooperation, and wish the continuous prosper of international Bhutanese Studies and well-being of every beings in the world. See you again in the near future ! ISBS 2025 Team
International symposium ‘The Future of Well-being’
The international symposium ‘The Future of Well-being’ was held as a part of the ISBS 2025 Kyoto Conference on 7th February 2025.
The symposium focused on the concept ‘well-being’, which plays a central role in the politics, economy, and culture of contemporary Bhutanese society. Dasho Dr. Karma Ura and Professor Sabina Alkire, two leading scholars in current Bhutanese and well-being studies, gave insightful talks concerning well-being and its future.
The symposium was supported by the Uehiro Foundation on Ethics and Education, the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (KAKENHI), and Kyoto University Institute for the Future of Human Society (IFoHS).
Decision Making under Uncertainty: The Case of Building Earthquake Resilience in Bhutan
Azade Toygar
Funeral Rites and Post-Mortem Practices of the Lhokpu
Francoise Pommaret
People on the Move: In-country Migrations in Bhutan
Ven Lopen Gembo Dorji
Garcham – the Masked Dances of Bhutan
Ven Lam Lotay Singay
Religious Music and Chants from Bhutan
Rev. Prof. Martin Laird
Contemplation and Meditation
His Eminence Dralop Rinpoche Sangay Dorji
Mandala and Arts
Dorine Eva van Norren
SDGs versus cosmovisions of the Global South: GNH, Ubuntu and Buen Vivir
Dr Matthew Schuelka
Education in Bhutan: Culture, Schooling, and GNH
Karma Gyeltshen
Sacred Geography – Footprints of Padmasambhava in Bhutan
Seiji Kumagai
The Education of Tsangpa Gyare as the Basis of Pedagogic System of Drukpa Kagyu School
Michael Rutland
The Search for Harmony in the 21st Century
Chelsea Ferrell
Importance of Religious Forests for the Rural Himalayan Communities of Bhutan
Kuenga Wangmo
Archeology in Bhutan: Understanding Ancient Mortuary Practices
Interactive session
Plenary Session on Identity & Purposes: Roger Goodman, David Gellner, Dasho Dr Karma Ura, Lopen Gembo Dorji, Prof Seiji Kumagai, Francoise Pommeret, and Dr Kuenga Wangmo, moderated by Sabina Alkire
Two Distinguished Lectures on Bhutan: The Land of the Thunder Dragon and Gross National Happiness
An afternoon of two Distinguished Public Lectures on Bhutan, by the Former Prime Minister of Bhutan, His Excellency Dasho Tshering Tobgay, and the President of the Center for Bhutan Studies and Gross National Happiness, Dasho Karma Ura.
The lectures took place at the Sheldonian Theatre.
3:00-4:30pm His Excellency Dasho Tshering Tobgay spoke on Bhutan Matters: Building Happiness with Small Promises, chaired by the former Chairman of the General Board, University of Oxford, Dr Ralph Walker.
5:00-6:30pm Dasho Dr Karma Ura gave a lecture on Development with Integrity: Bhutan’s Development and its Gross National Happiness Index, chaired by the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford, Professor Louise Richardson. Discussants included Martine Durand (Chief Statistician, OECD) and James Foster (Professor of Economics and International Affairs at George Washington University).
This event was part of a larger conference (ISBS Conference) taking place in Oxford, 8-10 January 2019. The International Society of Bhutan Studies (ISBS) launch conference took place at Magdalen College, seeking to develop the study of Bhutanese culture, life and nature in all aspects and encourage, inspire and motivate interest in lesser known aspects and promote and strengthen the areas of existing concentration. ISBS exists primarily to encourage academic exchange, among both Bhutanese and foreign scholars, and secondarily to contribute to the happiness of future generations.
