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Tibetan and Himalayan > Journals > Journals Focused on Regions > Nepal > Contributions to Nepalese Studies > (2001) Vol. 28, no. 1
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A Social and Cultural Perspective of Women and Community Forestry in Nepal
The article attempts to show the enthusiastic participation of women in community forestry in Nepal. The article reveals that women were involved in development activities and programmes before the de... Gender and Development: Global Debate on Nepal's Development Agenda
The article discusses gender and development from the perspective of Nepal's development agenda in the global context. Earlier, women as a category had entered into the UN's agenda. Now, the term gend... How Should One Study Ethnicity and Nationalism?
This article is response to a review article published in an issue of Contributions to Nepalese Studies (vol. 25, no. 1, pp. 111-130) on the book Nationalism and Ethnicity in a Hindu Kingdom... Natural Resource Management with Special Reference to Solar Water Pumping System in Siraha District
The article is based upon a research study conducted for the Alternate Energy Promotion Centre of HMG in 2000. The article raises the issue of natural resource management with reference to a solar wat... Review of Juregen Schick, Gods Are Leaving the Country: Art Theft From Nepal
This is a review by Prayag Raj Sharma of Juregen Schick, Gods Are Leaving the Country: Art Theft From Nepal. Review of P. Ramirez, De La Disparition Des Chefs: Une Anthropologise Poltique Népalaise
This is a review by David N. Gellner of P. Ramirez, De La Desperation Des Chefs: Une Anthropologise Poltique Népalaise. Socio-cultural Dynamics of Birth Intervals in Nepal
The article focuses on birth history analysis, arguing that it undoubtedly provides useful information regarding reproduction and family formation. The article discusses socio-cultural dynamics of bir... The Problem of Bhutanese Refugees and Comparison with Tibetan Refugees in Nepal
The article compares the problem of Bhutanese refugees with the Tibetan refugees in Nepal. The problem of Bhutanese refugees is one of the latest burning issues for Nepal, whereas Tibetans mainly ente... The Significance of Towns for Rural Livelihoods in Nepal: Two Case Studies from Western Nepal
The author argues that the prevalence of a high percentage of long-distance labor migration and market problems indicate that most rural households are not in a position to benefit from the growth of ... |
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