Vol. 2 No. 01 (2022)

Articles

• Understanding the Primacy of Geography in the Conduct of Foreign Policy

  Dinesh Bhattarai

  1-17

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• A Review of Environmental Vulnerabilities Related to Nepal’s Graduation Process from Least Developed to a Developing Country Status

  Ambika Adhikari, Keshav Bhattarai, Basu Sharma

  19-40

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• Science Diplomacy: An Overview in the Global and National Context

  Sunil B. Shrestha, Laxmi K. Parajuli, Marina Vaidya Shrestha

  41-51

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• Sphere pressure: When Politics Contends with Geopolitics

  Sanjay Upadhyaya

  53-68

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• Rethinking Climate Diplomacy Gains: Strategic Benefits to Nepal

  Chandra Lal Pandey, Ngamindra Dahal

  69-87

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• Understanding Nepal’s Geopolitical Dynamics: Connected History Disconnected Future

  Chandra Dev Bhatta

  89-106

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• Geopolitical Trends and Need for Coherent Foreign and Security Policy for Nepal

  Suresh Sharma

  107-119

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• Blending Foreign Policy with Nepal’s Geostrategic Location

  Gopal Khanal

  121-131

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• Digital Diplomacy and its Prospect for Nepal

  Madhavji Shrestha

  133-152

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• Madhyama Pratipad: Nepal’s Middle Path Ambition through Non-alignment

  Gaurav Bhattarai, Manish Jung Pulami

  153-173

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• Rishikesh Shaha: A Historical Perspective

  Jayaraj Acharya

  175-182

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• Why is Nepal Politically so Unstable? Deconstructing the Instability Conundrum through Cross-Country Comparison

  Anand Aditya

  183-231

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