Nanda R Shrestha
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 104624 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Nanda R Shrestha |
| NOMBRES | Nanda R |
| APELLIDO | Shrestha |
| FIRMA | SHRESTHA N R |
| AFILIACIONES | Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 132 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1982 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
A qualitative study of adaptation challenges of Ukrainian refugees in the United States
Rising Ethno-Cultural Nationalism in Nepal
On 10 April 2008, Nepal turned a new page in its history. Nearly two decades of violence and instability caused by an ongoing political, economic, and cultural crisis ended with the stunning electoral success of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist). In addition to resolving the well-known structural and economic imbalances of the country, after five decades of failed development, Nepal must also find a way to resolve the crisis of rising ethno-c…
A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Management in Kenya
The management discipline is largely populated by models embedded in western cultural views and values. This paper addresses the generally misplaced confidence of management scholars in utilizing western culture-based models of management to analyze management practices and perspectives in African countries. This paper starts with the premise that management is, at its core, a cultural practice that is derived from a cultural value system. As suc…
Misery is My Company Now
Peasants are more than objects of theoretical analysis and intellectual exercise, distanced from the day-to-day life that they live. This study portrays how peasants' lives have changed as a result of failed development and what the future may hold for the Nepali peasantry. It is an unfolding story of growing vulnerability gripping peasant livelihood, a story based on direct observations and discussions with numerous peasants during several field…
Tourism, Terrorism And Turmoil In Nepal
Asian Geography
A massive continent, stretching from Turkey and the eastern shores of the Mediterranean and Red Seas to the Pacific, from the Indian Ocean to the vast desert of Mongolia right through the towering Himalayas and the plateau of Tibet, Asia is a colossal geographic collage. One can find in Asia virtually every form of landscape, both real and imagined, including James Hilton’s (1933) Shangri-La, planted in the imaginative geography of Western travel…
Black migration at the margin of freedom
The history of Black migration is a story of continuity and change, a paradoxical story of hopes and despairs. Situating migration as a labour process within the general framework of labour–capital relations, this study examines the role of south‐to‐north migration in Black Americans' upward mobility and human capital accumulation for the period 1910–1970. The conceptual argument advanced is that labour market distortions, based on the historical…
The vacillating evolution of forestry policy in Nepal
The history of Nepalese forestry reveals that very little progress has been made in effectively integrating people's needs with forest management objectives through forestry policy mandates and practices. This paper critically examines Nepal's forestry policies and use practices during the pre-unification period (pre-1769), the Rana regime (1846–1950), planned development (the 1950s), the Panchayat regime (1960–90) and post-democracy (1990 to the…
Nepal's Failed Development
Book Review| August 01 2000 Nepal's Failed Development: Reflections on the Mission and the Maladies Devendra Raj Panday Kathmandu: Nepal South Asia Centre, 1999, viii and 432 pp., tables, graphs,references, and index. Nepali Rupees (Rs) 350.00 paperback. Nanda Shrestha Nanda Shrestha Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East (2000) 20 (1-2): 154–156. https://doi.org/10…
Population–environment relations at the forested frontier of Nepal
Himalaya
In the Name of Development
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Nepal at a Glance Chapter 3 Little America in the Heart of Nepal Chapter 4 Development Odyssey of Colonized Mind Chapter 5 I am a Development Victim, Sir! Chapter 6 Prostitution: An Unfinished Story Chapter 7 Pot Goes Pop on Kathmandu's Freak Street Chapter 8 Where Has All the Fury Gone? Chapter 9 References
On “What Causes Poverty? A Postmodern View”
Postmodernism is, to put it bluntly, a call to inaction and a surrender to capitalist triumphalism. Those of us in academia who face it every day find its appeal to our students and colleagues deeply depressing. But there is at least some consolation in the fact that its esoteric and exclusionary posture, not to mention its divorce from reality (reality?) and its political emptiness, must ultimately limit its practical efficacy. Ellen Meiksins Wo…
Ecopolitical Battles at the Tarai Frontier of Nepal
In Nepal, the drama of human and environmental ills is increasingly being played out in the form of peasants' ecopolitical battles over common land access and control, such as in the Tarai frontier, a region bordering the Gangetic Plain of India. This is a complex battle, pitting peasants' day-to-day survival against environmental security on one front, and against the Nepalese State and its dominant class interests on the other. This article cri…
Forest or Farm? The Politics of Poverty and Land Hunger in Nepal. Krishna Ghimire
Enchanted by the Mantra of Bikas
Research Article| August 01 1993 Enchanted by the Mantra of Bikas: A Self-Reflective Perspective on Nepalese Elites and Development Nanda R. Shrestha Nanda R. Shrestha Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East (1993) 13 (1_and_2): 5–22. https://doi.org/10.1215/07323867-13-1_and_2-5 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation Nanda R. Shrest…
Frontier Migration and Upward Mobility
Landlessness and Migration in Nepal
Population and Poverty in Dependent States
Malthusians maintain that rapid population growth aggravates poverty, while Marxists contend that social formations determine its nature and extent. Each perspective is incomplete, however, since it ignores the insights of the other. Latin American states, characterized by dependent capitalist formations and dominated by ruling elites, are generally incapable of solving the problems of population and poverty. Since population growth under depende…
Frontier Settlement and Landlessness among Hill Migrants in Nepal Tarai
Frontier migration has emerged as a major demographic and development issue in many developing nations and is directly tied to their state policy of frontier settlement. While some scholars see frontier migration and settlement as a vehicle for migrants to improve their socioeconomic lot, others argue that such is not the case for the majority of poor migrants. This study examines the question of how frontier migration affects Nepal's hill migran…
A structural perspective on labour migration in underdeveloped countries
Population growth and development in the third world
Institutional policies and migration behavior
Issues in population pressure, land resettlement, and development
The Sukumbasi movement in Nepal
Additional informationNotes on contributorsNanda R. ShresthaPaul F. Kaplan is Visiting Professor and Rural Development Specialist associated with the MUCIA (Mid-West Universities Consortium for International Activities) Project at the Institute of Agricultural and Animal Sciences in Rampur, Chit wan, Nepal
A structural perspective on labour migration in underdeveloped countries
In the Name of Development
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Nepal at a Glance Chapter 3 Little America in the Heart of Nepal Chapter 4 Development Odyssey of Colonized Mind Chapter 5 I am a Development Victim, Sir! Chapter 6 Prostitution: An Unfinished Story Chapter 7 Pot Goes Pop on Kathmandu's Freak Street Chapter 8 Where Has All the Fury Gone? Chapter 9 References
Frontier Settlement and Landlessness among Hill Migrants in Nepal Tarai
Frontier migration has emerged as a major demographic and development issue in many developing nations and is directly tied to their state policy of frontier settlement. While some scholars see frontier migration and settlement as a vehicle for migrants to improve their socioeconomic lot, others argue that such is not the case for the majority of poor migrants. This study examines the question of how frontier migration affects Nepal's hill migran…
Tourism, Terrorism And Turmoil In Nepal
Frontier Migration and Upward Mobility
Landlessness and Migration in Nepal
Misery is My Company Now
Peasants are more than objects of theoretical analysis and intellectual exercise, distanced from the day-to-day life that they live. This study portrays how peasants' lives have changed as a result of failed development and what the future may hold for the Nepali peasantry. It is an unfolding story of growing vulnerability gripping peasant livelihood, a story based on direct observations and discussions with numerous peasants during several field…
Population–environment relations at the forested frontier of Nepal
The vacillating evolution of forestry policy in Nepal
The history of Nepalese forestry reveals that very little progress has been made in effectively integrating people's needs with forest management objectives through forestry policy mandates and practices. This paper critically examines Nepal's forestry policies and use practices during the pre-unification period (pre-1769), the Rana regime (1846–1950), planned development (the 1950s), the Panchayat regime (1960–90) and post-democracy (1990 to the…
Issues in population pressure, land resettlement, and development
The Sukumbasi movement in Nepal
Additional informationNotes on contributorsNanda R. ShresthaPaul F. Kaplan is Visiting Professor and Rural Development Specialist associated with the MUCIA (Mid-West Universities Consortium for International Activities) Project at the Institute of Agricultural and Animal Sciences in Rampur, Chit wan, Nepal
A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Management in Kenya
The management discipline is largely populated by models embedded in western cultural views and values. This paper addresses the generally misplaced confidence of management scholars in utilizing western culture-based models of management to analyze management practices and perspectives in African countries. This paper starts with the premise that management is, at its core, a cultural practice that is derived from a cultural value system. As suc…
Population and Poverty in Dependent States
Malthusians maintain that rapid population growth aggravates poverty, while Marxists contend that social formations determine its nature and extent. Each perspective is incomplete, however, since it ignores the insights of the other. Latin American states, characterized by dependent capitalist formations and dominated by ruling elites, are generally incapable of solving the problems of population and poverty. Since population growth under depende…
Rising Ethno-Cultural Nationalism in Nepal
On 10 April 2008, Nepal turned a new page in its history. Nearly two decades of violence and instability caused by an ongoing political, economic, and cultural crisis ended with the stunning electoral success of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist). In addition to resolving the well-known structural and economic imbalances of the country, after five decades of failed development, Nepal must also find a way to resolve the crisis of rising ethno-c…
Black migration at the margin of freedom
The history of Black migration is a story of continuity and change, a paradoxical story of hopes and despairs. Situating migration as a labour process within the general framework of labour–capital relations, this study examines the role of south‐to‐north migration in Black Americans' upward mobility and human capital accumulation for the period 1910–1970. The conceptual argument advanced is that labour market distortions, based on the historical…
Population growth and development in the third world
A qualitative study of adaptation challenges of Ukrainian refugees in the United States
On “What Causes Poverty? A Postmodern View”
Postmodernism is, to put it bluntly, a call to inaction and a surrender to capitalist triumphalism. Those of us in academia who face it every day find its appeal to our students and colleagues deeply depressing. But there is at least some consolation in the fact that its esoteric and exclusionary posture, not to mention its divorce from reality (reality?) and its political emptiness, must ultimately limit its practical efficacy. Ellen Meiksins Wo…
Enchanted by the Mantra of Bikas
Research Article| August 01 1993 Enchanted by the Mantra of Bikas: A Self-Reflective Perspective on Nepalese Elites and Development Nanda R. Shrestha Nanda R. Shrestha Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East (1993) 13 (1_and_2): 5–22. https://doi.org/10.1215/07323867-13-1_and_2-5 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation Nanda R. Shrest…
The Sukumbasi movement in Nepal
Additional informationNotes on contributorsNanda R. ShresthaPaul F. Kaplan is Visiting Professor and Rural Development Specialist associated with the MUCIA (Mid-West Universities Consortium for International Activities) Project at the Institute of Agricultural and Animal Sciences in Rampur, Chit wan, Nepal
Issues in population pressure, land resettlement, and development
Institutional policies and migration behavior
A structural perspective on labour migration in underdeveloped countries
Population growth and development in the third world
Frontier Settlement and Landlessness among Hill Migrants in Nepal Tarai
Frontier migration has emerged as a major demographic and development issue in many developing nations and is directly tied to their state policy of frontier settlement. While some scholars see frontier migration and settlement as a vehicle for migrants to improve their socioeconomic lot, others argue that such is not the case for the majority of poor migrants. This study examines the question of how frontier migration affects Nepal's hill migran…
Population and Poverty in Dependent States
Malthusians maintain that rapid population growth aggravates poverty, while Marxists contend that social formations determine its nature and extent. Each perspective is incomplete, however, since it ignores the insights of the other. Latin American states, characterized by dependent capitalist formations and dominated by ruling elites, are generally incapable of solving the problems of population and poverty. Since population growth under depende…
Landlessness and Migration in Nepal
Enchanted by the Mantra of Bikas
Research Article| August 01 1993 Enchanted by the Mantra of Bikas: A Self-Reflective Perspective on Nepalese Elites and Development Nanda R. Shrestha Nanda R. Shrestha Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East (1993) 13 (1_and_2): 5–22. https://doi.org/10.1215/07323867-13-1_and_2-5 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Twitter Permissions Search Site Citation Nanda R. Shrest…
Frontier Migration and Upward Mobility
Forest or Farm? The Politics of Poverty and Land Hunger in Nepal. Krishna Ghimire
Ecopolitical Battles at the Tarai Frontier of Nepal
In Nepal, the drama of human and environmental ills is increasingly being played out in the form of peasants' ecopolitical battles over common land access and control, such as in the Tarai frontier, a region bordering the Gangetic Plain of India. This is a complex battle, pitting peasants' day-to-day survival against environmental security on one front, and against the Nepalese State and its dominant class interests on the other. This article cri…
On “What Causes Poverty? A Postmodern View”
Postmodernism is, to put it bluntly, a call to inaction and a surrender to capitalist triumphalism. Those of us in academia who face it every day find its appeal to our students and colleagues deeply depressing. But there is at least some consolation in the fact that its esoteric and exclusionary posture, not to mention its divorce from reality (reality?) and its political emptiness, must ultimately limit its practical efficacy. Ellen Meiksins Wo…
Nepal's Failed Development
Book Review| August 01 2000 Nepal's Failed Development: Reflections on the Mission and the Maladies Devendra Raj Panday Kathmandu: Nepal South Asia Centre, 1999, viii and 432 pp., tables, graphs,references, and index. Nepali Rupees (Rs) 350.00 paperback. Nanda Shrestha Nanda Shrestha Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East (2000) 20 (1-2): 154–156. https://doi.org/10…
Population–environment relations at the forested frontier of Nepal
Himalaya
In the Name of Development
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Nepal at a Glance Chapter 3 Little America in the Heart of Nepal Chapter 4 Development Odyssey of Colonized Mind Chapter 5 I am a Development Victim, Sir! Chapter 6 Prostitution: An Unfinished Story Chapter 7 Pot Goes Pop on Kathmandu's Freak Street Chapter 8 Where Has All the Fury Gone? Chapter 9 References
The vacillating evolution of forestry policy in Nepal
The history of Nepalese forestry reveals that very little progress has been made in effectively integrating people's needs with forest management objectives through forestry policy mandates and practices. This paper critically examines Nepal's forestry policies and use practices during the pre-unification period (pre-1769), the Rana regime (1846–1950), planned development (the 1950s), the Panchayat regime (1960–90) and post-democracy (1990 to the…
Black migration at the margin of freedom
The history of Black migration is a story of continuity and change, a paradoxical story of hopes and despairs. Situating migration as a labour process within the general framework of labour–capital relations, this study examines the role of south‐to‐north migration in Black Americans' upward mobility and human capital accumulation for the period 1910–1970. The conceptual argument advanced is that labour market distortions, based on the historical…
Asian Geography
A massive continent, stretching from Turkey and the eastern shores of the Mediterranean and Red Seas to the Pacific, from the Indian Ocean to the vast desert of Mongolia right through the towering Himalayas and the plateau of Tibet, Asia is a colossal geographic collage. One can find in Asia virtually every form of landscape, both real and imagined, including James Hilton’s (1933) Shangri-La, planted in the imaginative geography of Western travel…
Tourism, Terrorism And Turmoil In Nepal
A Cross-Cultural Perspective on Management in Kenya
The management discipline is largely populated by models embedded in western cultural views and values. This paper addresses the generally misplaced confidence of management scholars in utilizing western culture-based models of management to analyze management practices and perspectives in African countries. This paper starts with the premise that management is, at its core, a cultural practice that is derived from a cultural value system. As suc…
Misery is My Company Now
Peasants are more than objects of theoretical analysis and intellectual exercise, distanced from the day-to-day life that they live. This study portrays how peasants' lives have changed as a result of failed development and what the future may hold for the Nepali peasantry. It is an unfolding story of growing vulnerability gripping peasant livelihood, a story based on direct observations and discussions with numerous peasants during several field…
Rising Ethno-Cultural Nationalism in Nepal
On 10 April 2008, Nepal turned a new page in its history. Nearly two decades of violence and instability caused by an ongoing political, economic, and cultural crisis ended with the stunning electoral success of the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist). In addition to resolving the well-known structural and economic imbalances of the country, after five decades of failed development, Nepal must also find a way to resolve the crisis of rising ethno-c…
A qualitative study of adaptation challenges of Ukrainian refugees in the United States
Political science (18 obras) · Economics (16 obras) · Sociology (16 obras) · Geography (15 obras) · Development economics (11 obras) · Population (11 obras) · Economic growth (10 obras) · Sociopolitical Dynamics in Nepal (9 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Politics (7 obras)