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SUMMARY:Intermediate Organizations amidst talk about 'New' Nepal
DESCRIPTION:Despite much recent debate about the significance of civil society in Nepal\, there has been comparatively little discussion about the social and political role intermediate organizations like NGOs and professional associations can play in the country’s future. On April 21\, Pratyoush Onta\, one of the most respected historians and public intellectuals from Nepal\, will be at The New School to share his views on this important issue and the so-called ‘new’ Nepal. \n\n\n\nPratyoush Onta has a Ph.D. in history and has done research on Nepali nationalism\, Gurkha history\, institutions\, area studies and media. He is currently the convener of Martin Chautari\, a forum for public discussions and research in Kathmandu. He is the founding editor of the biannual academic journal\, Studies in Nepali History and Society\, published from Kathmandu since 1996. He has authored\, edited or co-edited several books including Social History of Radio Nepal (2004)\, Growing up with Radio (2005)\, and Mass Media in Post-1990 Nepal (2006). During spring 2008\, he was a visiting member of the faculty at Trinity College\, Hartford.
URL:https://www.indiachinainstitute.org/event/intermediate-organizations-amidst-talk-about-new-nepal/
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SUMMARY:The Historical Chindian Paradigm
DESCRIPTION:A presentation and talk by Tan Chung; moderated by Professor L.H.M. Ling\, Graduate Program in International Affairs\, The New School It is hard to overstate the influence that India and China have had on each other\, from the introduction of Buddhism into Chinese society\, to their rapid and concurrent development in modern times. Yet their two thousand years of interaction has been short-changed in academic circles\, covered in not nearly the same depth as the relatively recent invasion of Western powers. Professor Tan’s talk will address these and other discrepancies\, focusing on the acculturation of Buddhism into Chinese society. \n\n\n\nProfessor Tan Chung is an Academic Associate at the University of Chicago and an Emeritus Member at the Institute of Chinese Studies in New Delhi. A legendary figure among Asian scholars\, he has published countless articles and over fifteen books in Chinese and English\, including”Across the Himalayan Gap: An Indian Quest for Understanding China” and “Rise of Asian Giants: The Dragon-Elephant Tango.”
URL:https://www.indiachinainstitute.org/event/the-historical-chindian-paradigm/
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