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ISBN10: 8173871191, ISBN13: 9788173871191, [publisher: Indus Publishing Company] Hardcover Scarce cloth hardcover, 260 pages, NOT ex-library. Gentle cosmetic wear, book is clean with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, securely bound. Shelfworn dust jacket with scratches and rubbing to edges, non-sticky sticker residue on the rear panel. -- This well-researched book is an analytical study of the Bhutanese theocratic community turning into a nation-state. Part one of the book on Tradition examines the environment and ethnic groups, religion and history, and the traditional pattern of administration. Part two on Transition refers to the incorporation of dynastic rule, frontier management, immigration of the Nepalese and introduction of modern education in the traditional Dukpa structure. Part three on Transformation reports on the emergent political culture, ethnic conflict and the efforts to remove the ethnic stalemate. Furthermore, it portrays the policy of ethnic integration initiated by the third Wangchuk [Wangchuck] ruler in 1958, which has been given a go-by in favour of an aggressive Dukpa traditionalism causing misery to the people and violence to human rights. At last, it takes note of the King's decision to surrender his privilege to head the administration in favour of elected Council of Ministers. It is hoped that the book will prove useful to all those interested in studying the society and polity of Bhutan.
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