The Politics of Sorrow

The Politics of Sorrow

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: The Politics of Sorrow delves into the intricate dynamics of Tibetan exile politics, focusing on the "Group of Thirteen"—a coalition of chieftains and lamas from the Kham and Amdo regions. In the mid-1960s, this group established settlements in India aimed at preserving Tibet's cultural diversity, contrasting with the broader Tibetan refugee community's push for a unified national identity. Tsering Wangmo Dhompa examines these differing visions for Tibetan governance and identity, juxtaposing

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Tsering Wangmo Dhompa is an accomplished author and educator whose published works and academic contributions are widely featured across schools, universities, and readers in Nepal.

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Category History
ISBN 9780231221443
Cover Type Paperback
Format textbook
Language English
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