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A Shangri-La Economy: Exploring Buddhist Bhutan - Paperback

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by Mahmood Ansari (Author)

Analysing the status of agrarian justice and its relation with the national slogan of "gross national happiness"(GNH) in Bhutan, this monograph deals with food insecurity, resource asymmetry and growth in the political economy perspective. In this tiny Himalayan nation under absolute democratic monarchy, there are huge inequities in the ethos of general income and consumption poverty and a fundamental transformation in the political economy of this south Asian nation is in urgent need. Readers of this monograph would be mainly from Nepal, Bhutan and India, though those who have interest in the economy and society of the Himalayas would also be the beneficiaries. It attempts to highlight understanding about the specificities of south Asia and some novel features of poverty in this region.

Number of Pages: 194
Dimensions: 0.41 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: March 15, 2012
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