Institute of Sufficiency Journal

Editorial Note
Institute of Por Dee Journal, Volume 3, Issue 1 (January – March 2026)

The Institute of Por Dee Journal, Volume 3, Issue 1 (January – March 2026), continues to reflect the growing interest of scholars, researchers, and practitioners across diverse disciplines, particularly in education, business administration, marketing, and applied Buddhist philosophy. These fields are increasingly interconnected in fostering human development within contemporary society. The journal also continues to benefit from the valuable contributions of external peer reviewers, whose expertise plays a crucial role in maintaining the academic rigor and credibility of the publication.

This issue comprises two research articles and three academic articles, representing a meaningful integration of theoretical perspectives and practical applications. The details are as follows:

1. Integrating the First Royal Working Principle, “Systematic Study of Information”, and the Inner Development Goals as a Framework for Curriculum Development to Enhance Life Skills, Thinking, and Relationships (Non-Technical Skills)
   — Dr. Dinh Supasamut
   — Independent Scholar
2. Leadership Development through the Perfection of Adhitthana Paramita
   — Chisa Gunyaviriya and Sirin Gunyaviriya
   — Philosophy and Ethics Program, Graduate School, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University

1. Driving the IDG Leadership Network in Thailand: An Analytical Study and Recommendations of Somphol Chaisiriroj
   — Center of Sufficiency Studies
   — Graduate School, Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University
2. Business Administration Based on the Practice of Adhitthana Paramita
   — Sirin Gunyaviriya and Chisa Gunyaviriya
   — Lor Yaowaraj Bangkok Co., Ltd. (1997)
3. The Application of the 23rd Royal Working Principle: Understanding, Caring, and Oneness
   — Chairoj Nopchalermroj
   — Nopchalermroj Foundation

All articles in this issue have undergone an initial screening by the editorial team and have been rigorously reviewed by three external experts in accordance with the criteria of the Thai-Journal Citation Index (TCI). This process ensures the accuracy, academic integrity, and practical relevance of the published works in addressing contemporary societal contexts.

The editorial board expects that this issue will contribute significantly to the advancement of knowledge in administration, leadership development, and the application of Buddhist philosophy. It is hoped that these contributions will support sustainable development at the individual, organizational, and societal levels. The editorial team would like to express sincere appreciation to all reviewers, authors, and readers for their continued support in advancing the Institute of Por Dee Journal.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Metha Rimtepathip
Editor