Tourism Space: An Attempt at a Fresh Look

In this article, the author is trying to answer the fundamental question: what is present-day tourism space like at a time of highly increasing flows of people or even a shift from the space of a ‘place’ to the space of a ‘flow’? The article puts special stress on how to define the current unique multi-functional space. The author attempts to define tourism space as a new entity, founded on poly-functionality (i.e. different functions and use of the same space both at the same time and in different seasons), multi-scale (overlapping of tourism spaces depending on the scale concerned), multi-layer, as well as the multi-motivation of its creators and users, or even multi-relativity

Human Rights and Human Development: earning from Those Who Act

human development, human rights

Anthropological Perspectives on Grassroots Development in Nepal

Occasional Papers in Sociology and Anthropology - Volume 4, 198

Healer Choice in Medically Pluralistic Cultural Settings: An Overview of Nepali Medical Pluralism

Occasional Papers in Sociology and Anthropology - Volume 8, 200