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Oct 5Himal Southasian· Oct 5Why land reform has failed in Nepal’s TaraiFraser Sugden’s ‘Land, Labour and Agrarian Change in Nepal’s Tarai-Madhesh’ explains why decades of political upheaval have failed to break the hold of landlordism and poverty in Nepal’s southern plains
Sep 22Himal Southasian· Sep 22The limits of Pankaj Mishra’s reckoning with Zionism and the Gaza genocidePankaj Mishra’s ‘The World After Gaza’ searches for common ground between diverse histories of suffering, but his centring of Jewish trauma leaves Palestine diminished. Esmat Elhalaby, by contrast, recovers a forgotten history of anticolonial solidarity.
Sep 4Himal Southasian· Sep 4Finding a home in a Himalayan landscape under threatAnuradha Roy’s new book chronicles more than two decades of life in a hill station in the Indian Himalaya, where the pleasures of home and the allure of the mountains are inseparable from ecological crisis
Aug 21Himal Southasian· Aug 21Can a radical theory on jallikattu explain Vijay’s rise in Tamil Nadu?T Dharmaraj’s book traces historical fault lines in Tamil society, offering a provocative account of both the 2017 jallikattu protests and Vijay’s political rise that goes beyond conventional Dravidian and left narratives
Sep 22Himal Southasian· Sep 22The limits of Pankaj Mishra’s reckoning with Zionism and the Gaza genocidePankaj Mishra’s ‘The World After Gaza’ searches for common ground between diverse histories of suffering, but his centring of Jewish trauma leaves Palestine diminished. Esmat Elhalaby, by contrast, recovers a forgotten history of anticolonial solidarity.Sep 4Himal Southasian· Sep 4Finding a home in a Himalayan landscape under threatAnuradha Roy’s new book chronicles more than two decades of life in a hill station in the Indian Himalaya, where the pleasures of home and the allure of the mountains are inseparable from ecological crisisAug 21Himal Southasian· Aug 21Can a radical theory on jallikattu explain Vijay’s rise in Tamil Nadu?T Dharmaraj’s book traces historical fault lines in Tamil society, offering a provocative account of both the 2017 jallikattu protests and Vijay’s political rise that goes beyond conventional Dravidian and left narratives