Tourist Prices: Dual Pricing for a Good Cause?
By TIM ROSENKRANZ, 7/19/2014. The first time, I encountered the concept of a “tourist price” in India was by coincidence. My wife and [...]
Taj Mahal: Global Icon and Local Economies
By TIM ROSENKRANZ, 7/15/2014. The Taj Mahal is stunning, beautiful and breathtaking. I chose a trip to this world-famous tomb, as it is [...]
The “Third World” Trope: Avoiding Undertones of Neocolonialism in International Advocacy Media
By Joseph Wheeler, 4/22/2014. Advocacy media is an undeniably effective way to start a dialogue around issues of social inequality and discrimination, but has the [...]
Talk about why I choose this topic
Time really flies. It have been eight days past, and I want to explain why I chose this topic. I think having a well-defined set [...]
Almost ready
In addition to the India ticket which I have had for a while, I bought the ticket to Nepal from Delhi yesterday. Got the visa, [...]
Namaste for Now!
It’s my last day in India! Wow, it has been quite the trip. I’ve had so many incredible conversations with people about for my research [...]
Bir to Bhagsu
06/04/11. I’ve had quite the experience since the last time I wrote! In Bir, I started spending a lot of time at Deer Park, a [...]
Bir: Part Ek (1)
After 3 plans, 2 trains, a bus, and countless taxis and rickshaws, I finally got to Bir, home to the Dharmalaya Institute. Tibetan food with [...]