(In English Version, 2007)
Inclusion, a theme, which for the political analyst may be endlessly fascinating but formidably complex for the politicians and policy makers, is becoming the key staple of demands in the public movements in today’s Nepal. A collage of opinions, information, and analysis. The Inclusive State brings together over four dozen minds on how inclusion matters and why, for the new Nepal about to emerge. Even as the old order gives way to the new, the volume offers an informed debate in a meetings of minds of sorts from sectors as diverse as disability activism and security to enlighten the reader on the most vibrant discourse of the day.
Note : Copy of this book is available at SAP-Nepal Resource Center, Babarmahal, Kathmandu