1999. Illusions of grandeur: The story of the Lumbini Master Plan. Studies in Nepali History and Society 4(2): 365-381.
2000. Continuing confusion in Nepal. Seminar 494: 38-42.
2001. A society on test. Frontline 18(13), 23 June.
2001. Nepal's Maobaadi. Himal Southasian 14(11). Reprinted in 2003 in Understanding the Maoist Movement of Nepal. Deepak Thapa, ed., pp. 135-148. Kathmandu: Martin Chautari.
2001. Nepal's quest for modernity. South Asian Survey 8(2): 249-260.
2002. Cultural flows across a blurred boundary. In State of Nepal. Kanak Mani Dixit and Shastri Ramachandaran, eds., 100-118. Lalitpur: Himal Books.
2004. Media demystifying borders: Journalist sitting on the doorframe. In Media Crossing Borders. Rita Manchanda, ed., pp. 35-41. Kathmandu: South Asian Forum for Human Rights.
2006. Relevance of the middle path: rediscovering Gandhi for all Southasia. Himal Southasian 18(4): 17-21.
2006. The complexities of border conflicts in South Asia. South Asian Survey 13(2): 253-263.
2007. Nepal: Treacherous past, tortuous future. Forum (Dhaka) 2(1), Jan.
2007. Imagining South Asia in a unipolar world. In Reconstructing South Asia: An Agenda. Adluri Subramanyam Raju, ed., pp. 263-272. New Delhi: Gyan Publishing House.
2009. Rage and outrage amidst political modernism. Himal Southasian 22(1): 25-28.
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Martin Chautari (MC) began as an informal discussion group in Kathmandu in 1991, allowing development professionals and academics to meet every two weeks to share insights and experiences. Now nationally known for its discussions, Chautari also conducts research focused on governance and democracy, media, education and livelihoods with cross-cutting themes of gender and social inclusion. A rigorous mentoring program of young researchers is in-built into MC’s work. The discussions, research, mentoring, publications and the library form an intrinsic part of MC’s primary objective: strengthening the social contract between state and citizens and expanding and making inclusive the public sphere by promoting informed dialogues and analytically rigorous research.
Briefing Paper No. 8: The Debilitating Dynamics of Nepal's Constituent Assembly (2008-2012) (English ver./Nepali ver.)
SINHAS provides an interdisciplinary forum for original Nepal related research. Read more>>
Media Adhyayan is an annual Nepali language journal dedicated to media studies. Read more>>
Discourses of Awareness: Development, Social Movements and the Practices of Freedom in Nepal;
The Creation of Public Meaning during Nepal’s Democratic Transition’ is a collaborative research project between the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London and Martin Chautari (MC), Kathmandu. The project is jointly coordinated by Prof. Michael Hutt of SOAS and Dr Pratyoush Onta of MC and is being funded by the British Academy under its International Partnership Scheme for the period March 2010 to March 2013. Read more
Martin Chautari organizes discussions thrice a week.
The library is open to all from Sunday to Friday, 10:30 am to 5:00 pm except for a half-hour tea break between 2:00pm and 2:30pm when the circulation desk will be closed. Read more>>>