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Pako, New Road Kathmandu

Occasional Papers in

Sociology and Anthropology

Volume 2

Published by

Central Department of Sociology and Anthropology Trlbhuvan University

Kathmandu, Nepal

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Occasional Papers in

Sociology and Anthropology

Volume 2

Editor

Stephen L. Mikesell

Published by

Central Department of Sociology and Anthropology Tribhuvan University

Kalhmandu, Nepal

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Copyright

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1990

by Centra! Department of Sociology and Anthropology Tribhuvan University

Kathmandu. Nepal All Rights Reserved Primed in Nepal

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Inb'oduclion

R.R. Regmi /.1ndSuphr1l L. Millrstll SODOIogy and Anthropology:

All Emerging field 01 SlUdy In Nepal OmGurong

TheP~tand Future 01 SocIOlogyInNepal

&slmu Bhandari

Pari II

Development. Change and Struggle SomeSOCiologICalRetleclJonson Development

In me Eastern Himalayas Gcpa/ Singh Nepa.'i

EconomIC ModernlzalJOn ,n a Chepang Village ,n Nepal Ganesl1 Man Gurung

Culture and Resoufce ManagemenTforSubsisl8nce.

An Anttlropologlcal Perspective Bhanu Timseena

A SOCIOeCOnomICProfileof ltIe PorlOrs intheCenb'al Miel-Hills01Nepal KiranDU:T4Upadhyay

Employment Woriling Conditions and Mode oll,..,ng"

The Case 01 Nepali Watchmen ,n Bombay Phanindreshwar Paudel

Television and the Child in Nepal:

An Assessment 01 View,ng Patl8rns Dyud Saral

Mercan~lismand Domestic Industry in West·Central Nepal Sign,ficance fOf Anthropological Study01the Commun,!)' Stephen L Mikesell and Jamuna Shreslha

Conlllbul()lS

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