This volume delves into the complex origins and evolution of Nepal's internal conflicts, primarily focusing on the Maoist insurgency. It explores how deep-seated socio-economic inequalities and political grievances fueled the unrest, leading to significant political transformations including the abolition of the monarchy. Beyond internal dynamics, the book critically examines the profound transnational consequences of these conflicts, particularly highlighting their impact on border security, criminal activities, and political stability across the India-Nepal frontier.

Why You Should Read?

• Gain a comprehensive understanding of the genesis and trajectory of Nepal's Maoist insurgency and its political aftermath.
• Explore the socio-economic and political drivers that perpetuate unrest and create new conflict conditions in Nepal.
• Examine the critical transnational implications of Nepal's internal conflicts, including cross-border crime, drug trafficking, and political activities impacting India.
• Benefit from a scholarly compilation of diverse perspectives presented at a workshop by experts in peace research and Nepalese studies.