This book explores the open border policy between Nepal and India, focusing on its historical, cultural, and geopolitical significance. Edited by Lok Raj Baral and Uddhab P. Pyakurel, it brings together perspectives from various scholars and experts, addressing the advantages and challenges of maintaining an open border. Themes include cross-border trade, migration, security, and bilateral relations, offering insights into one of the most enduring and debated aspects of Nepal-India relations.
Why Read This Book
- A detailed analysis of the Nepal-India open border and its implications.
- Examines historical and cultural ties that influence bilateral relations.
- Explores contemporary issues such as migration, trade, and security.
- Provides insights into policymaking and regional cooperation.
- Written and compiled by respected scholars in South Asian studies.
About the Editors
Lok Raj Baral is a prominent political scientist and former Nepali ambassador to India. He is known for his extensive research and writings on Nepalese politics, regional security, and international relations.
Uddhab P. Pyakurel is a sociologist and academic specializing in South Asian studies. His research often focuses on migration, ethnic identity, and cross-border relations in the region.
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