Studies in Nepali History and Society
ISSN: 1025-5109
Volume 13, Number 2
December 2008 (Pus 2065 v.s.)
Articles
Pramod Bhatta, Lila Adhikari, Manu Thada, and Ramesh Rai
Structures of Denial: Student Representation in Nepal’s Higher Education.
Page 235–263
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Seika Sato
‘We Women have to Get Married off’: Obedience, Accomodation, and Resistance in the Narrative of a Yolmo Woman, Nepal.
Page 265–296
Radha Adhikari
‘The Business Nursing Complex’: Understanding Nursing Training in Nepal. Page 297–324
Izumi Morimoto
The Changes in Cultural Practices and Identities of the Nepali Musical Caste: The Gandarvas from Wandering Bards to Travelling Musicians.
Page 325–349
Lokranjan Parajuli
From Subjects to Citizens: The Formative Stage of Political Formations in Pokhara.
Page 351–388
Book Reviews
Koirala, Matrika Prasad. 2008. A Role in a Revolution reviewed by Tri Ratna Manandhar.
Page 389–399
Shah, Saubhagya. 2008. Civil Society in Uncivil Places: Soft States and Regime Changes in Nepal reviewed by Sharad Ghimire.
Page 399–404
Pyakuryal, Bishwambher, Dadhi Adhikari and Dipendra Purush Dhakal. 2008 [2002]. Is Foreign Aid Working? An Analysis of Aid Effectiveness and Growth reviewed by Shizu Upadhya.
Page 405–410
Upadhya, Sanjay. 2008. The Raj Lives: India in Nepal reviewed by I.P. Khosla.
Page 410–415
Khanal, Krishna, Jhalak Subedi and Mukta Singh Tamang. 2065 v.s. Rajya Punarsamrachana: Rajnitik, Arthik ra Samskritik Dristikon reviewed by Yam Bahadur Pun.
Page 415-421
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