Anthropologists/Sociologists working in/on Nepal. They could be in academia or in other form of practices. Welcome to all with different perspectives, areas of involvement and backgrounds.

• Alok Chantia

  anthropological human rights

  As i am concerned with your site, i find that we should analyse condition of human rights culturally among ethnic groups. what is your view about it

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    Prof. Ritu Prasad Gartoulla replied

    Health is determined by both, Biotic and Abiotic elements. It is not only biomedical/clinical but beyond than this. People should remain healthy by means of socio-cultural, politico-economic,Health is determined by both, Biotic and Abiotic elements. It is not only biomedical/clinical but beyond than this. People should remain healthy by means of socio-cultural, politico-economic, ecological-phycal and mental-behaviourism. There should be Comprehensive PHC syatem but not Selective. Committment by Political system and popular people's participation-grass root to up, POSDCORB by people, self relianced and government's broader policies are the ways of implementation programme rather than project to manage health of people. Living together, thinking together and acting together is the ways to implement health services and this is called Medical Anthropology/Sociology in Nepal. Prof. Ritu Prasad Gartoulla, Ph.D.

    Oct 27, 2011
• Kapil Babu Dahal

  How gendered social structure affects health of a person, both that of man and woman?

  Please substantiate from your study or experience.
• Kapil Babu Dahal

  Mathematical Model Explains How Complex Societies Emerge, Collapse

  ScienceDaily (Jan. 25, 2011) — The instability of large, complex societies is a predictable phenomenon, according to a new mathematical model that explores the emergence of early human societies viaScienceDaily (Jan. 25, 2011) — The instability of large, complex societies is a predictable phenomenon, according to a new mathematical model that explores the emergence of early human societies via warfare. Capturing hundreds of years of human history, the model reveals the dynamical nature of societies, which can be difficult to uncover in archaeological data...
• Edwin van Teijlingen

  Sociology & Anthropology

  Interested in joining, but I am really a medical sociologist
• Kapil Babu Dahal

  Tribute to Dr. Shaubhagya Shah:

  A promising energetic professional anthropologist and analyst, Associate Professor at Tribhuvan University, Dr. Saubhagya Shah expired yesterday morning due to heart attack. Late Shah developed a A promising energetic professional anthropologist and analyst, Associate Professor at Tribhuvan University, Dr. Saubhagya Shah expired yesterday morning due to heart attack. Late Shah developed a new course “Power and Politics“for M. A. Sociology/Anthropology program. His sudden and untimely demise is a great loss to ...the academia in general and Nepalese anthropology in particular. May the deprted soul rest in peace!!!

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    Gregory Maskarinec replied

    My sincere condolences to Professor Shah's family and to his students, his death is a misfortune for Nepal - his contributions to understading Nepalese society will be missed by all of us.

    Dec 17, 2009

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