Nepali Politics : 2002-03 : Gotterdammerung the Twilight of the Gods
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Nepali Politics : 2002-03 : Gotterdammerung the Twilight of the Gods (2002)
EN USISBN: 9789993359371 bzw. 9993359378, in Englisch, Bazaar International, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd [573945], New Delhi, India.
Contents: 1. Preface. 2. To be or not to be. 3. Deuba's travels and travails. 4. From zone of peace to killing field. 5. Passing the buck must stop. 6. Begin at the beginning. 7. Royal intervention: a necessary logical corrective. 8. The Gods who failed. 9. Diplomatic tea leaf reading. 10. Koirala's Grand Design Bogey. 11. Talking with Maoists. 12. Absurdity unlimited. 13. India's disturbingly opaque policy. 14. Learning from history. 15. The question of mediation. 16. American dreams. 17. The Rocca visit in retrospect. 18. Leadership change in RPP. 19. The message from Biratnagar. 20. UML Shenagigans. 21. Open border blues. 22. Threatened agitation. 23. Cease fire: just a beginning. 24. Janakpur and after. 25. India's propaganda onslaught. 26. Labyrinths of treason. 27. Talks about talks. 28. US policy riles Koirala. 29. Wages of obduracy. 30. King's two in one Sojourn. 31. Politics of delusion. 32. Maoist's political Blitzkreig. 33. The Constituent Assembly debate. 34. Nepal's quest for security then and now. 35. Notes and references. From the preface: This book represents an attempt to provide the reader with an insight into key political happenings and an opportunity to savour the public temper in Nepal over an eventful fluid and chaotic eight month period between September 2002 and April 2003. While enormous nagging uncertainties remain on the ground as of this writing hopefully this modest effort will assist in increasing the readers understanding of at least the main political and related currents and crosscurrents that are involved. These consist of issues that are not always easy to discern dispassionately given that a fog of propaganda and hyperbole usually envelop them. 158 pp.
Contents: 1. Preface. 2. To be or not to be. 3. Deuba's travels and travails. 4. From zone of peace to killing field. 5. Passing the buck must stop. 6. Begin at the beginning. 7. Royal intervention: a necessary logical corrective. 8. The Gods who failed. 9. Diplomatic tea leaf reading. 10. Koirala's Grand Design Bogey. 11. Talking with Maoists. 12. Absurdity unlimited. 13. India's disturbingly opaque policy. 14. Learning from history. 15. The question of mediation. 16. American dreams. 17. The Rocca visit in retrospect. 18. Leadership change in RPP. 19. The message from Biratnagar. 20. UML Shenagigans. 21. Open border blues. 22. Threatened agitation. 23. Cease fire: just a beginning. 24. Janakpur and after. 25. India's propaganda onslaught. 26. Labyrinths of treason. 27. Talks about talks. 28. US policy riles Koirala. 29. Wages of obduracy. 30. King's two in one Sojourn. 31. Politics of delusion. 32. Maoist's political Blitzkreig. 33. The Constituent Assembly debate. 34. Nepal's quest for security then and now. 35. Notes and references. From the preface: This book represents an attempt to provide the reader with an insight into key political happenings and an opportunity to savour the public temper in Nepal over an eventful fluid and chaotic eight month period between September 2002 and April 2003. While enormous nagging uncertainties remain on the ground as of this writing hopefully this modest effort will assist in increasing the readers understanding of at least the main political and related currents and crosscurrents that are involved. These consist of issues that are not always easy to discern dispassionately given that a fog of propaganda and hyperbole usually envelop them. 158 pp.
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Nepali Politics : 2002-03 : Gotterdammerung the Twilight of the Gods (2002)
~EN USISBN: 9789993359371 bzw. 9993359378, vermutlich in Englisch, Bazaar International, gebraucht.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Vedams eBooks (P) Ltd [573945], New Delhi, India.
Contents: 1. Preface. 2. To be or not to be. 3. Deuba's travels and travails. 4. From zone of peace to killing field. 5. Passing the buck must stop. 6. Begin at the beginning. 7. Royal intervention: a necessary logical corrective. 8. The Gods who failed. 9. Diplomatic tea leaf reading. 10. Koirala's Grand Design Bogey. 11. Talking with Maoists. 12. Absurdity unlimited. 13. India's disturbingly opaque policy. 14. Learning from history. 15. The question of mediation. 16. American dreams. 17. The Rocca visit in retrospect. 18. Leadership change in RPP. 19. The message from Biratnagar. 20. UML Shenagigans. 21. Open border blues. 22. Threatened agitation. 23. Cease fire: just a beginning. 24. Janakpur and after. 25. India's propaganda onslaught. 26. Labyrinths of treason. 27. Talks about talks. 28. US policy riles Koirala. 29. Wages of obduracy. 30. King's two in one Sojourn. 31. Politics of delusion. 32. Maoist's political Blitzkreig. 33. The Constituent Assembly debate. 34. Nepal's quest for security then and now. 35. Notes and references. From the preface: This book represents an attempt to provide the reader with an insight into key political happenings and an opportunity to savour the public temper in Nepal over an eventful fluid and chaotic eight month period between September 2002 and April 2003. While enormous nagging uncertainties remain on the ground as of this writing hopefully this modest effort will assist in increasing the readers understanding of at least the main political and related currents and crosscurrents that are involved. These consist of issues that are not always easy to discern dispassionately given that a fog of propaganda and hyperbole usually envelop them. 158 pp.
Contents: 1. Preface. 2. To be or not to be. 3. Deuba's travels and travails. 4. From zone of peace to killing field. 5. Passing the buck must stop. 6. Begin at the beginning. 7. Royal intervention: a necessary logical corrective. 8. The Gods who failed. 9. Diplomatic tea leaf reading. 10. Koirala's Grand Design Bogey. 11. Talking with Maoists. 12. Absurdity unlimited. 13. India's disturbingly opaque policy. 14. Learning from history. 15. The question of mediation. 16. American dreams. 17. The Rocca visit in retrospect. 18. Leadership change in RPP. 19. The message from Biratnagar. 20. UML Shenagigans. 21. Open border blues. 22. Threatened agitation. 23. Cease fire: just a beginning. 24. Janakpur and after. 25. India's propaganda onslaught. 26. Labyrinths of treason. 27. Talks about talks. 28. US policy riles Koirala. 29. Wages of obduracy. 30. King's two in one Sojourn. 31. Politics of delusion. 32. Maoist's political Blitzkreig. 33. The Constituent Assembly debate. 34. Nepal's quest for security then and now. 35. Notes and references. From the preface: This book represents an attempt to provide the reader with an insight into key political happenings and an opportunity to savour the public temper in Nepal over an eventful fluid and chaotic eight month period between September 2002 and April 2003. While enormous nagging uncertainties remain on the ground as of this writing hopefully this modest effort will assist in increasing the readers understanding of at least the main political and related currents and crosscurrents that are involved. These consist of issues that are not always easy to discern dispassionately given that a fog of propaganda and hyperbole usually envelop them. 158 pp.
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