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© David Le Pagne
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PUBLICATIONS
| TThe ANHS publishes HIMALAYA, an inter-disciplinary journal devoted to publishing original academic research on the region as well as disseminating information (conference abstracts, reports from the field, book reviews) of interest to those working on and in the Himalaya. Himalaya began as a mimeographed newsletter (the Nepal Studies Newsletter) for the newly formed Nepal Studies Association and developed into a journal, the Himalayan Research Bulletin , more or less in its current format, by the early 1980s. In 2003 the journal underwent an extensive redesign and was given a new name, HIMALAYA. The journal is currently hosted by Macalester College in St. Paul. Submissions to the journal can be made electronically via this link .
In addition to the journal, ANHS has published two iterations of an annual teaching calendar dealing with Himalayan themes and proposes to publish more in the future.
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Photo by: Isabelle Riaboff
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Editor:
Arjun Guneratne (Macalester College) Book Review Editor:
Thomas Robertson (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)
Editorial Board:
Tatsuro Fujikura (University of Kyoto),
David Gellner (University of Oxford)
Contact the Editor
HIMALAYA
Department of Anthropology
Macalester College
Saint Paul, MN 55105-1801
Fax (651) 696-6324, phone (651) 696-6362
email himalaya@anhs-himalaya.org
CURRENT ISSUE
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RESOURCES
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Volume 28, Number 1 and 2, 2008
Date of publication June 2010
Ethnicity, Inequality and Politics in Nepal
Guest Editor: Mahendra Lawoti
Mahendra Lawoti Informal Institutions and Exclusion in Democractic Nepal
Bishwo Nath Tiwari Horizontal Inequalities and Conflict in Nepal
Mallika Shakya In Search of Pragmatism within Politics: Capitalism, Culture and the Rising Wave of Communism in Nepal
Pramod Kantha Understanding Nepal’s Protracted Democratization in terms of Modes of Transition
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Richard Whitecross “Virtuous Beings”: The Concept of the damtshig and Being a Moral Person in Contemporary Bhutanese Society |
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FUTURE ISSUES (expected)
Vol. 29 - July 2010. |
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ARCHIVES
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Volume 27 Number 1 and 2.
Dalits in Nepal
(Date of Publication: June 2009)
Highlights
Mary Cameron Considering Dalits and Political Identity in Imaging a New Nepal
Ramu Bishwakarma, Valarie Hunte, anna Zajicek Educating Dalit Women
Steve Folmar Indentity Politics among Dalits in Nepal
Sambriddhi Kharel The Struggle for Full Citizenship for Dalits in Nepal |
Volume 26, Number 1 and 2 (Date of Publication May 2009)
People and Environment: Conservation and Management of Natural Resources Across the Himalaya
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Highlights
Gabriel Campbell, Tribute to the Great Conservationists of Nepal
Kenneth D Croes, Conserving the King: Inverting the Origin Story of the Annapurna Conservation Area Project of Nepal
Michael A. Rechlin and Ritu, Varuni A Passion for Pine: Forest Conservation Practices of the Apatani People of Arunachal Pradesh
Christopher Thoms, Some thoughts on the Democratization of Community Forestry in Nepal
Tom Robertson, Mathusian Thinking among Foreigners and Nepalis in Nepal
Research:
Karl Ryavec and Daniel Winkler, Logging Impacts to Forests in Tibetan Areas of Southwest, China
Naho Ikeda, Kharka of the Ghunsa Valley in the Kanchenjunga Conservation Area in Eastern Nepal Himalaya
Ranu Shrestha-Acharya and Joel Heinen, Emerging Policy Issues on Non-timber Forest Products in Nepal
Jenny Anderson, Report from the Field: The Constituent Assembly Elections, Nepal, Rukum District (Kol, Rangsi, and Kandar VDCs)
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All other past issues of the HIMALAYA and the Himalayan Research Bulletin are now available on our archives. Click here to access our archives
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