Nepal - Nation-State in the wilderness : Managing State, Democracy, and Geopolitics.

By:

Baral, Lok Raj

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi : SAGE India, 2012.Description: 1 online resource (327 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9788132109884
8132109880

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Nepal - Nation-State in the wilderness : Managing State, Democracy, and Geopolitics.DDC classification:

320.95496

LOC classification:

JQ628.A58

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Contents:

Cover; Contents; List of Tables; List of Abbreviations; Preface; 1 -- Introduction: Parameters of Nepali Politics; 2 -- Nepali State Revisited; 3 -- Quest for Status: Wars, Treaties, and Diplomacy; 4 -- Democracy, Peace, and Development; 5 -- Nepal and the World: Managing Geopolitics; 6 -- What Next?; Bibliography; Index; About the Author.

Summary: Nepal--Nation-state in the Wilderness takes a critical look at three important aspects of modern Nepal: viability of the Nepali State, prospects and challenges of its liberal democracy, and strategies for managing the emerging geopolitical trends. The author analyses the transformation of Maoists into a systemic party within the liberal-democratic setup and the mutual distrust that developed afterwards. The book further explores the state of Nepal's physical location between China and India and Nepal's own incapacity to manage the geopolitical pulls and pressures arising out of its unique posit.

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Nepal--Nation-state in the Wilderness takes a critical look at three important aspects of modern Nepal: viability of the Nepali State, prospects and challenges of its liberal democracy, and strategies for managing the emerging geopolitical trends. The author analyses the transformation of Maoists into a systemic party within the liberal-democratic setup and the mutual distrust that developed afterwards. The book further explores the state of Nepal's physical location between China and India and Nepal's own incapacity to manage the geopolitical pulls and pressures arising out of its unique posit.

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