Edited by Marie Lecomte-Tilouine, "Revolution in Nepal" offers a comprehensive anthropological and historical examination of the Maoist People's War. This volume delves into the conflict through extensive grassroots fieldwork conducted across Nepal's rural regions, providing unique insights into village life and its micro-history under Maoist influence, from its antecedents to its lasting impact.

Why You Should Read?

• Gain an in-depth understanding of the Maoist People's War, from its origins to its profound societal transformations.
• Explore the conflict's development in rural Nepal through meticulous ethnographic research and historical analysis.
• Discover how this revolution fundamentally reshaped the conception of Nepalese history as a series of uprisings.
• Benefit from a multidisciplinary approach combining anthropology and history to offer a nuanced, grassroots perspective.