Himalaya

Mark S. Cogan

The futures of people along China’s western frontier changed dramatically with the annexation of Xinjiang in 1949 and Tibet in 1950. When Communist China emerged from decades of isolation in […]

Ute Wallenböck, Jonathan Ping, Mark S. Cogan, Tsering Topgyal, Jagannath Panda, Lena Fargier and Alexander Droop

This report is an outcome of the webinar titled “Climate Crisis in Tibet”, organized by the Stockholm Center for South Asian and Indo-Pacific Affairs (SCSA-IPA) at the Institute for Security […]

Varuna Shankar

The Tibetan Plateau covers approximately 2 percent of the planet, the size of Western Europe, with more than half of the area over 4000 m above sea level. It is […]

Jagannath Panda, Julie Yu-Wen Chen and Richard Ghiasy

In late October, India and China finalized a deal to pull back troops from two key Himalayan flashpoints in eastern Ladakh. This was a welcome reprieve after over 20 odd […]

Jagannath Panda, Ryohei Kasai, Eerishika Pankaj, Darryl Lupton, Richard Ghiasy, Ernest Gunasekara-Rockwell, Shannon Tiezzi, Jingdong Yuan, Filip Šebok, Aneta Rothova, Jonathan Ping, Anna Hayes, Ute Wallenböck, Mark S. Cogan, Niklas Swanström, Brian Iselin, Malcolm Davis, Debasish Sarmah, Alexander Droop, Amrita Jash, Rahul Karan Reddy, Saroj Kumar Aryal, Lena Fargier, Marta Chiusi, Antonina Luszczykiewicz-Mendis, Ana Carolina De Oliveira Assis, Medha Bisht, Astha Chadha, Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy, Nicolas Blarel, Joe Varner and Brendon J. Cannon

This edited volume brings together papers to highlight the challenges and opportunities in mapping China’s Himalayan hustle. It aims to advance key debates about the importance of this region to […]