Peasant Movement with Special Reference to Agrarian Reform in Nepal

The plight of peasantry has been a subject of discussion among the activists and academics for a century. They are in agreement that peasants are the victims of feudal exploitation, and Nepal is no exception. Treating such a complicated subject is bound to attract obstacles. Hence to limit the boundary to singularly manageable focus, the present study deals with the impact of land reform measures on the peasantry.

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Professor of Politics Tribhuvan University, currently is the President of Center for Democracy and Conflict Analysis, and formerly President of Political Science Association of Nepal (POLSAN); fellow at Woodrow Wilson Intl. Center for Scholars, DC; Faculty of Law, Univ. of Tokyo and Department of Intl. Relations, Univ. of Seoul.