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Nepal: Anthropologists, sociologists urged to build country

by lorenz on Dec 17, 2006 in Asia, development empowerment, applied anthropology, anthropology (general)

"Anthropologists should actively cooperate in the building of new Nepal", Subash Chandra Nembang said at the three-day international seminar on 'social science in a multi-cultural world', organized by the Nepal Sociological and Anthropological Society (NSAS).

"It is sad that most of the projects run in Nepal do not have participation of sociologists and anthropologists", he said. Secretary of the Society Bhanu Timsina said the sector has been under shadows as the planners have not realized the utility of the sociologists and anthropologists, according to the website The Rising Nepal.

Unfortunately, neither the conference nor the organisation seems to have a website. Digital Divide?

SEE ALSO:

Anthropology in a Time of Crisis. A Note from Nepal

Global identity politics and The Emergence of a Mongol Race in Nepal

Festivals and Cultural Change in Kathmandu, Nepal

“No Nepalese Can Dare To Challenge Centuries Old Religious Harmony”

Stefanie Lotter: Studying-up those who fell down: elite transformation in Nepal (Anthropology Matters 2/2004)

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