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Insurgency in Nepal

By:

MARKS Thomas A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Carlisle, PA. USA: Strategic Studies Institute, US Army War College, 2003Description: 40pISBN:

1584871482 (pbk.)

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Summary: Study of the escalating insurgency in Nepal that is led by the Communist Party of Nepal (generally known as the Maoists) which is at the radical end of left-wing politics. The "people's war" was declared on Feb 13 1996, but since November 2001 when the Maoists broke off talks with the government, this has become a nationwide offensive and has resulted in thousands of casualties. Covers the period to August 2003. Concludes with recommendations for US policy on Nepal.

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Study of the escalating insurgency in Nepal that is led by the Communist Party of Nepal (generally known as the Maoists) which is at the radical end of left-wing politics. The "people's war" was declared on Feb 13 1996, but since November 2001 when the Maoists broke off talks with the government, this has become a nationwide offensive and has resulted in thousands of casualties. Covers the period to August 2003. Concludes with recommendations for US policy on Nepal.

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