Journals
Studies in Nepali History and Society
Rupantaran; Samaj Addhyaan
Media adhyayan
- Research-based articles by academics, development workers and social activists
- Essays and fiction about Nepali history and social life by creative writers
- Multi-volume book review essays
- "For a Scholarship of Nepal", an occasional forum for critical reflection on the state of Nepal scholarship.
- "Commentary", a forum for opinion pieces on subjects of contemporary concern in Nepal by authors with first-hand experience in the area under discussion.
- Reference Bibliographies on topics of importance to Nepal Studies.
- Proposals for submissions in any of these areas are welcome.
SINHAS aims to further understanding of cultural politics and social conditions in Nepal through a commitment to historical analysis, attention to Nepali scholarship, and a willingness to explore new terrain. SINHAS will be of value not only to scholars of Nepal, but also to development practitioners, and to other South Asianists who seek to understand the complex history of Nepali society. SINHAS encourages clear and jargon-free prose. Thus it will also be a useful source for travellers and others interested in Nepal who seek a more in-depth picture of Nepali society than that provided by guidebooks and travel literature.
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RupantaranIt is a semi-academic bi-annual journal of social science in nepali language. The publication of this journal is possible with a coalition effort of five non-profit organizations including Martin Chautari, Collective Campaign for Peace (COCAP), Nepal South Asia Center (NESAC), Advocacy Forum (AF) and Community Development Organization (CDO). The journal includes various articles related to social science and review of relevant books.For an introduction of the journal in Nepali, (the editorial of the first volum) click here. |
4th issue of out now. View contents page |
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