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Lecture Series  XLI Ramawatar Yadav
on
Mediaeval Maithili Stagecraft in the Nepalamandala
The Bhaktapur School
Lecture Series  XL Darini Rajasingham-Senanayake
on
Challenges of Sustainable Peace Building and Demilitarizing Development in Post-conflict Sri Lanka: One Year after the War
Lecture Series  XXXIX Antonio Donini
on
Humanitarianism in the 21st Century Lessons from Afghanistan and Other Crises
Lecture Series  XXXVIII Willem Van Schendel
on
Apparent Horizons: South Asia from Its Borderlands
Lecture Series  XXXVII Amiya Dev
on
Levels of Narration in the  Mahabharata
Lecture Series  XXXVI Vinay Gidwani
on
Politics Without Guarantees
Gramsci, Uneven Development, and the Constitution of a ‘People’
Lecture Series  XXXV David Zurick
on
Landscape and Life History in the Himalaya
Lecture Series  XXXIV Megan Adamson Sijapati
on
Nepali Muslims, Islamic Revival, and the ‘New Nepal’:
A Look at Secularism, Religion, and the Politicisation of Identitiesl
Lecture Series  XXXIII Arjun Guneratne
on
From Liberal Democracy to Authoritarian State:
A Tale of Constitutional Evolution in Sri Lanka and Possible Lessons for Nepal
Lecture Series  XXXII Seira Tamang
on
The Fragile Yam:
Nepali ‘Stateness’ and the Renegotiation of Gendered Citizenshi
Lecture Series  XXXI Mark Turin
on
The Linguistic Survey of Sikkim: Mother Tongues in Education and Public Policy
Lecture Series  XXX David Seddon
on
Nepal: Opportunities and Threats-The Dilemmas of Transition
Lecture Series  XXIX Ravi Bhandari
on
Epistemological, Methodological, and Theoretical Dependency: Postmodernism in Development Studies
Lecture Series  XXVIII

Konrad Ott
on

Discourse  Ethics as a Framework for Intercultural Environmental Philosophy
Lecture Series  XXVII

John Cameron
on
Development in the Republic of Nepal: Some Thoughts and Reflections
Lecture Series  XXVI Andrea Nightingale
on
Emergent Forests: Networks, Subjectivity and the Governance of Natural Resources
Lecture Series  XXV

Mahendra Lawoti
on
Democracy, Accountability and a New Nepal
Lecture Series  XXIV Susan Hangen
on
Racial Thinking in Nepal: Origins and Contemporary Political Uses
Lecture Series  XXIII Yogendra P. Yadava
on
Linguistic Diversity and Studies in Their Implications for the Linguistic Survey of (LinSuN)
Lecture Series  XXII Pitamber Sharma
on
Unravelling the Mosaic: Spatial Dimensions of Ethnicity in Nepal
Lecture Series  XXI Sanjeev Uprety
on
Nepali Masculinities: Ranas, Shahs and Gurkhas
Lecture Series  XX

Marie Lecomte-Tilouine
on

Oral History and Its Social Context in Dullu, Western Nepal
Lecture Series  XIX

Bernardo A. Michael
on

Nepali History as World History
Lecture Series  XVIII Rajendra Pradhan
on
A Preliminary Critique of the World Bank/DFID Summary Report Unequal Citizens: Gender, Caste and Ethnic Exclusions in Nepal
Lecture Series  XVII Anne de Sales
on
The Maoists and the Shamans: A Tale of Bullets, Hail and Prejudices
Lecture Series  XVI Martin Gaenszle
on
Script and Orality in the Kiranti Language Movement
Lecture Series  XV Dilli Ram Dahal
on
Doing Field Work in the United States of America and Nepal: Some Cross-Cultural Experiences
Lecture Series  XIV Jagannath Adhikari
on
Globalization and the Securitization of Migration:
The Context of Nepali Foreign Labour Migrants and Sustainable Livelihood
Lecture Series  XIII Elvira Graner
on
Mapping Actors in Carpet Production in the Kathmandu Valley: A Relational Economic Geography
Lecture Series  XII Ian Harper
on
Missions and medicine in Nepal: Some anthropological reflections
Lecture Series  XI John Whelpton
on
The State, Ethnic Diversity and the Development of National Identity: Comparisons between Nepal and the British Isles
Lecture Series  X
 Mahendra Lawoti
on
Exclusionary Democratization in Nepal: Political Institutions and Elite Attitudes in Comparative Perspective
Lecture Series  IX David Gellner
on
Rebuilding Buddhism: Transnational Theravada Revivalism in Nepal
Lecture Series  VIII Asghar Ali Engineer
on
Sufism in South Asia: A Meeting Point for Secularism
Lecture Series  VII Judith Pettigrew
on
Women, Ideology and Agency in Nepal’s Maoist Movement
Lecture Series  VI Kathryn March
on
Thirty years of change in a northwestern Tamang village
Lecture Series  IV Walter Kaelin
on
Power Sharing: Learning Lessons from Switzerland
Lecture Series  III Ramesh Dhungel
on
Opening the Chest of Nepal’s History: The Survey of Brian Houghton Hodgson’s Manuscripts from the British Library and Royal Asiatic Society
Lecture Series II  Joe Heim
on
Political Culture, Political Participation and Political Leadership
Lecture Series  I Michael Hutt
on
Bhutanese Refugees: Some Reflections on the Past and Present
 

 


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