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Wraps. Condizione: Fine. 1st Ed. xiii, 201p. Novel about the son of a Gurkha soldier who returns to Nepal.

Soft cover. Condizione: New. 1st Edition.

Condizione: New. pp. lvi + 694 Figures Maps.

Contents 1 Introduction 2 Nepal federalism in a divided societyLok Raj Baral 2 Federalism from ethno-demographic and linguistic perspectivesBalkrishna Mabuhang 3 Federalism and human rights international experiences and Nepali perspectivesGauri Pradhan 4 Structure and administrative system of federal republic Nepal alternatives and possibilitiesKrishna Khanal 5 Re-structuring Nepal a geographical perspectivePrakash Sarbahara 6 Federalism social justice and democracySanjib Upreti 7 Madheshi issues the context of restructuring of Nepal stateVijay Kanta Karna 8 Some thoughts on federalismPadma Ratna Tuladhar 9 Federalism some perspectivesLaxman Aryal The experiments of federalism have been widely popular around the globe implementing different modalities depending on the needs of an individual nation In a multi-cultural Nepal the issue of federal autonomy has become a mandatory demand following the stagnation nearly in all sectors contributed by the unitary rule of 240 years Given overwhelming consensus among the people the new Nepal requires a federal human rights friendly and an inclusive democratic constitution that guarantees autonomies to its various ethno linguistic cultural and regional groups to govern themselves The current Constituent Assembly was given the mandate on the premise of formulating a federal constitution apart from declaring Nepal a republican state and abolition of monarchyDecentralisation and devolution of power enhance economic development An inclusive institution like a federation also promotes competition among its constituent units by tapping their comparative advantages in local resources and capabilities It thus strengthens market economy and reduces regional economic imbalances caused by the negligence and ignorance of the centerFederalism is a constitutional expression of a pluralist democracy associated to geo ethnic relationship a potent means of reintegrating the opposing centripetal and centrifugal entities present in a plural society into a harmonious whole It is believed to have worked as a panacea for huge multi cultural nations But it can also serve to manage conflicts in a small heterogeneous state like Nepal by creating space for the marginalized groups Multi-ethnic countries with a unitary state mechanism are in fact more prone to conflicts contrary to federal countries which are found to have achieved better success in managing them 222 pp.

Condizione: New. pp. lvi + 694, Maps.

Condizione: New. pp. lvi + 694 Acknowledgements.