In Political Economy of Social Change and Development in Nepal, Jeevan R. Sharma examines the socio-economic transformations in Nepal through the lens of political economy. The book explores how historical events, political movements, and economic policies have shaped Nepal’s development trajectory. Sharma provides a critical analysis of power dynamics, governance structures, and the role of international influences in Nepal’s socio-political evolution. He also highlights issues related to poverty, inequality, and state-building, offering an in-depth understanding of the challenges and opportunities for Nepal’s future development.

Key Highlights:

• A critical analysis of Nepal’s historical and contemporary political economy.
• Examination of governance structures and policy impacts on social change.
• Insights into poverty, inequality, and development challenges.
• Discussion on the role of international aid and foreign influence in Nepal’s economic development.
• A scholarly yet accessible approach to understanding Nepal’s transformation.

About the Author

Jeevan R. Sharma is a scholar specializing in political economy, development studies, and South Asian affairs. His research focuses on social transformation, migration, and governance, particularly in the context of Nepal. Sharma has contributed to various academic journals and policy discussions on South Asian development and political structures.