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Tag Archive

Talk | 05 May 2014

Commerce in Himalayan Communities

Visuals | 15 February 2014

Cold Water: Stuck in the river on the way back from Tsang

Visuals | 25 January 2014

Double Narration: Voice-over and a phone call in Tugling, Limi

Visuals | 28 December 2013

Red Carpet: A Chinese truck arrives in a Himalayan village

Talk | 10 September 2013

Himalayan Pathways and Central Asian roads: Remoteness and Connectivity in Asian Mountain Societies

Visuals | 01 June 2013

Happy, Beauty, Lucky: The Tibetan border at Hilsa, a Chinese wallpaper, and my state of mind

Visuals | 01 December 2012

Rabten's Radio: Clamorous signals in the ether

Visuals | 14 November 2012

Moonlight Departure: Government rice and caravans that prefer travelling at night

Visuals | 24 August 2012

Shelter Below a Rock: A group of Chhetri merchants on their annual trip to Tibet

Talk | 03 August 2012

‘Once We Were in the Centre’: Trade and the Aftermath of Development in Humla, Nepal

Visuals | 27 July 2012

Salt Traders: Nomad salt traders in Humla (Nepal) on their way back from the Tibetan border

Visuals | 26 June 2012

The Operator: “It is mind work, not physical work”, says the man who operates the excavator

Border review | 18 June 2012

Kailash pilgrims, Tibet access

Talk | 25 May 2012

Neighbouring China in Northern Nepal: Hidden Valleys, New Roads and Remote Cosmopolitans

Contact

Martin Saxer, PhD

Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich

Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology

Oettingenstr. 67, , Germany

Funding

This research is supported by Marie Curie Actions, the Asia Research Institute (ARI), National University of Singapore, and the Swiss National Science Foundation

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