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| Product ID: | 9789390679096 |
| Book Name: | All Roads Lead North : Nepal's Turn to China |
| Author Name: | Amish Raj Mulmi |
| Price: | USD 15 |
| Description: | ‘By a deft combination of long-range historical perspective and scrupulous reportage, Mulmi turns the searchlight on Nepal’s ties with Tibet and China. His tightly crafted narrative and argument revises much of the received wisdom on the recent trajectory of Nepal's foreign relations. This book should be required reading for everyone in New Delhi dealing with Nepal and for anyone interested in understanding China's growing footprint in the subcontinent.’ -Srinath Raghavan, author of The Most Dangerous Place:… |
| Product ID: | 9789937072717 |
| Book Name: | The Restoration of the Krishna Temple Patan - Nepal 2015 - 2018 |
| Author Name: | Neeta Das |
| Price: | USD 25 |
| Description: | A joint Project of Kathmandu Valley Preservation Trust (KVPT) and the Government of Nepal - Department of Archaelogy (DoA) |
| Product ID: | 9789937624053 |
| Book Name: | Empowering Dalits Through Knowledge |
| Author Name: | Eds: Tulsi Ram Pandey , Tika Ram gautam , Madhusudan Subedi |
| Price: | USD 15 |
| Description: | It is most welcome to have this stimulating collection of essays on the Dalits, the most underprivileged and discriminated caste/class in Nepali society. Written by academics and social activists, these well-researched essays challenge our thoughts and actions. The essays deal with a phenomenon that is at once harsh and cruel and yet enigmatically elusive and persistent. This book deserves a wide readership from among those interested in inequality and social change in Nepal today. |
| Product ID: | 9789937624060 |
| Book Name: | Practices of Sociology in Nepal |
| Author Name: | Editors: Pranab Kharel , Gaurab KC |
| Price: | USD 15 |
| Description: | Sociology and anthropology in Nepal have so far shrugged off identifying its Nepali identity. One of the reasons for this lackluster is Nepali practitioners’ relentless reliance on the west. The cookie-cutter approach of disciplinary history writing tradition is so worn out that competing perspectives and alternative narratives are still sparse. The Practices of Sociology in Nepal is both a representative and reflective dialogue that analytically submerges into the sociology ‘of’ and ‘on’ Nepal. In assessing and reassessing Nepali sociology and… |
