Occasional Papers in Sociology and Anthropology
Conceived, edited and published by Tribhuvan University's Central Department of Sociology and Anthropology, the Occasional Papers in Sociology and Anthropology series dates back to 1987. Eleven volumes have been published to date, and Digital Himalaya is delighted to host the back issues of this important journal on social science in Nepal.
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- The Dalit Context (4.5 MB, 1-21)
author: Harka Gurung - The Plight Of The Tharu Kamaiyas In Nepal: A Review Of The Social, Economic And Political Facets (5.8 MB, 22-46)
author: Ram B. Chettri - Nepalese Buddhists' View Of Hinduism (3.9 MB, 47- 62)
author: Krishna B. Bhattachan - Culture And Politics Of Caste In The Hlmalayan Kingdom (6.2 MB, 63-90)
author: Tulsi Ram Pandey - Adaptation And Identity Of Yolmo (6.8 MB, 91- 119)
author: Binod Pokharel - Social Structure And Inter-Group Relations: A Case Study Of A Village In Nepal Tarai (3.8 MB, 120- 137)
author: Surendra Mishra - Social Equity In Farmer-Managed Irrigation In The Terai Of Nepal (8.2 MB, 141- 175)
author: Laya Prasad Uprety - Women And Irrigation In Nepal: Context, Issues And Prospects (4 MB, 176- 193)
author: Sujan Ghimire - Water Resources In Nepal: Institutional Analysis Based On Legal Provisions (7.5 MB, 194-227)
author: Shyamu Thapa Magar - Foreign Aid, Sustainable Development And Rapti IRDP (7.2 MB, 131- 157)
author: Madhusudan Sharma Subedi - Sustainability Or Sustainable Development: An Anthropological Perspective (4.4 MB, 258- 277)
author: Shambhu Prasad Kattel - Do Males Always Like War? A Critique On Francis Fukuyama And His Hyper Masculine Assertions On World Politics (4.4 MB, 278-299)
author: Youba Raj Luintel
