The Loose Reins Model: Why the Chinese Leadership Must Rethink Its Minorities Policy
This article appeared in the Jan-Feb 2015 edition of Tibetan Review.
Diane Wolff* argues that China’s orthodox communist ideology of ethnic sensitivity and assimilation practiced...
Rehabilitation policy unlikely to stem Tibetans’ emigration dreams
(Editorial appeared in the November-December 2014 edition of Tibetan Review.)
On Oct 20 this year, the government of India issued a document titled “The Tibetan...
Tibetan protest self-immolation: ecology, health and politics
Professor Colin D Butler* contends that aside from the politics of the issue and the last words left behind by many, the protest self-immolation...
Tibet: The cause célèbre without closure
(This article appeared in the November-December 2014 edition of Tibetan Review.)
Tibet as a cause célèbre has moved on, now drawing only incidental global attention,...
The impediments to Tibetan entrepreneurial growth in India
Tsewang Rigzin* says growth of modern enterprises is vital for sustaining the Tibetan community in India but finds that it is beset with legal,...
Shangri-La
– By Sujit Banerjee*
Once upon a far away, where
Heavens touch the mountain snow
Temple bells sent spirits free
To bless the souls of those below
The rolling...