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Mahesh Chandra Regmi
ISBN 9788187392019
Rs. 880
Adroit Publishers
A Study in Nepali Economic History
Who it's for: Scholars and students of South Asian history, economics, and development studies
A Study in Nepali Economic History by Mahesh Chandra Regmi provides a comprehensive analysis of Nepal's economic development through a historical lens. This scholarly work examines the nation's economic structures, practices, and transformations, delving into how socio-political factors, including colonialism, feudal systems, and early modern planning, shaped its trajectory.Why You Should Read? Gain an in-depth understanding of Nepal's economic history from pre-colonial times to modern challenges. Connect historical economic structures and policies to contemporary socio-economic issues in Nepal. Benefit from a rigorous, interdisciplinary analysis that combines historical research with economic theory. An essential resource for scholars and students of South Asian history, economics, and development studies.
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- Comprehensive historical analysis of Nepal's economy
- Examines colonialism, feudal systems, and early modern planning
- Connects historical structures to contemporary socio-economic issues
- Interdisciplinary approach combining history and economic theory
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Questions about this book
What time period does the book cover?
The book covers Nepal's economic history from pre-colonial times to modern challenges, as stated in the description.
What is the book's approach?
It uses a rigorous, interdisciplinary analysis that combines historical research with economic theory.
Does the book discuss colonialism?
Yes, it examines how socio-political factors including colonialism shaped Nepal's economic trajectory.
Is this book suitable for general readers?
It is described as a scholarly work and an essential resource for scholars and students, so it is more suited to an academic audience.