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Publications
ANHS JournalANHS publishes HIMALAYA, a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal devoted to presenting original academic research on the region and disseminating information (research reports, book reviews) of interest to those working on and in the Himalayan region. The back issues and digital content of the journal are currently hosted by Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. Submissions to the journal can be made electronically via this link.HIMALAYA began as a mimeographed newsletter (the Nepal Studies Newsletter) for the Nepal Studies Association and developed into a journal, the Himalayan Research Bulletin, more or less in its current format, in the early 1980s. In 2003, the journal underwent an extensive redesign and was given a new name, HIMALAYA. |
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All other past issues of HIMALAYAand the Himalayan Research Bulletin are now available on our archives.
To receive the ANHS journal HIMALAYA:
Your annual ANHS membership dues includes a subscription to the current volume of the journal and postage at no additional cost. If you are not already a member, please read how to Become a Member of ANHS.Subscription Price List for Libraries & Subscription Services Companies
We invite libraries and subscription services companies to subscribe to the journal on an annual calendar-year basis. The current ANHS Subscription Price List (as of 2009) follows:
Subscription to ANHS Journal HIMALAYA including postage for a Calendar Year |
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$110 for Library outside USA |
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Journal cost per issue = US $8 |
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| Complete 30-year ANHS Journal Sets are available for US$500.00 plus shipping and handling. | ||||
Please email your subscription and/or order to membership@anhs-himalaya.org.
Affiliated Libraries
ANHS has more than three dozen affiliated libraries in ten countries where its journal can be found, and works with the some of the world's leading subscription services companies:Auburn University Libraries
Carleton College Library
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
China National Publications
Columbia University Library
Cornell University Library
Dartmouth College Berry Library
EBSCO
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Florida Atlantic University Library
Gettysburg College Musselman Library
Harvard University Tozzer Library
Hotaka Book Co. Ltd.
International College Postgraduate Buddhist Studies Library
Library of Congress
Macalester College DeWitt Wallace Library
Midori Book Store Co.
Naropa University Allen Ginsberg Library
National Library of China
Noragric Biblioteket
Nordic Institute of Asian Studies
Portland State University Library
Swets Information Services Inc.
The British Museum Anthropology Library
Tribhuvan University Central Library
UiO Universitet Biblioteket, Oslo, Norway
Universitat Heidelberg Sudasien-Institut Bibliothek
Universitat Wien Fb Suedasien-Tibet U Buddhismskunde
Universitat Zurich Bibliothek Ethnologisches
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University of California Berkeley Library
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University of Chicago Library
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University of Hawaii Library
University of Kent Templeman Library
University of London School of Oriental and African Studies Library
University of Michigan Hatcher Library
University of Minnesota Libraries
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University of Regina Library
University of Texas Austin Libraries
University of Virginia Alderman Library
University of Washington Libraries
University of Wisconsin Madison Library
University of Wisconsin Milkwaukee Gold Meir Library
Wake Forest University Z Smith Reynolds Library
Western Michigan University Library
Other ANHS Publications
The Himalaya Series in Nepal Studies
The Himalaya Series in Nepal Studies, launched in 2010, is a collaborative effort between ANHS and the Social Science Baha to bring the research articles published in the ANHS journal, HIMALAYA, to a readership in the Himalayan region in an affordable format. The series does not publish ALL the content of the journal; editorials, meeting reports, book reviews, conference reports, abstracts and research reports are excluded. The books are organized around specific topics or themes (thus excluding some articles that have appeared in the journal) and may include articles that were published earlier in HIMALAYA or Himalayan Research Bulletin.
Titles in this series are published in paperback by Himal Books of Kathmandu, Nepal and are available directly through Himal Books and the ANHS Kathmandu Research Center.
The Himalaya Series in Nepal Studies includes:
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The Tarai: History, Society, Environment (1st edition September 2011, ISBN 978-9937-8421-6-7) edited by Arjun Guneratne with contributions from Bernardo Michael, Arjun Guneratne, Tatsuro Fujikura, Birendra R. Giri, Jagannath Adhikari, Hari Dhungana, Teri Allendorf, Bhim Gurung and J.L. David Smith, and Ramawatar Yadav. Fujikura's article first appeared in Himalayan Research Bulletin, Volume 21, the others in HIMALAYA, Volume 29. |
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Ethnicity, Inequality and Politics in Nepal (1st edition November 2010, ISBN 978-9937-8266-8-6) edited by Mahendra Lawoti and Arjun Guneratne with contributions from Pramod Kantha, Mahendra Lawoti, Mallika Shakya, and Bishwanath Tiwari. These articles originally appeared in Volume 28 of HIMALAYA. A fifth article published in Volume 28, by Richard Whitecross on the concept of thadamtshig in Bhutan, does not appear in this collection. |
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Dalits of Nepal: Towards Dignity, Citizenship and Justice (1st edition November 2010, ISBN 978-9937-8266-9-3) edited by Arjun Guneratne with an introduction by Mary Cameron and contributions from Ramu Bishwakarma, Valerie H. Hunt, Anna Zajicek, Mary Cameron, Steven Folmar, and Sambriddhi Kharel. These articles originally appeared in Volume 27 of HIMALAYA. |
Calendars
ANHS has published two iterations of an annual teaching calendar dealing with Himalayan themes.
