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164777
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This study examines the issue of career advancement for Tibetan employees in private enterprises in the Tibet Autonomous Region. Semi-structured in-depth interviews were conducted with 52 enterprise employees and two government officers. Results show that, in comparison with the Han, the career advancement of Tibetan employees lags behind. Moreover, intragroup differences exist within Tibetans. A theoretical framework generated from the primary data identifies influential factors from three levels, namely the individual level, the micro-contextual (organisational) level and the macro-contextual (regional differences and Chinese governmental ethnic-related policies) level. The study aims to explore an under-researched question regarding the career experiences of ethnic minorities in contemporary China.
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126742
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ID:
097816
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2010.
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Using Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture as a case study, this article argues that local governance and local policies have had a major impact on local Tibetan economies and societies in China. It argues that a combination of liberal social policies and smart economic policies have helped Diqing to achieve both growth and stability in recent years. While each Tibetan region in China represents a unique blend of social, cultural, economic, geographic and historical circumstances, the author argues that Diqing's experience nevertheless yields important lessons for other Tibetan areas and for policymakers in Beijing.
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ID:
117216
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ID:
170666
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chronological synopsis relating to the epoch-making changes
in Hong Kong would be landmarked thus:
The People’s Republic of China (PRC) came into being in 1949. As
noticed often in the past, PRC as a matter of policy refuses to accord
recognition to accords/compacts signed by regimes preceding its
formation, even though such agreements may have been consented
to by areas now within PRC. PRC’s refusal to recognize the McMahon
Line as India’s border with the Tibet Autonomous Region of PRC, is
just one example, amongst many others.
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181919
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This article examines the implementation of China’s ongoing program for rangeland protection through the case of Nagchu in the Tibet Autonomous Region. The program's three goals are preventing rangeland degradation, changing ‘the mode of pastoral development’, and increasing pastoralists' income. Based on the belief that overgrazing has caused pervasive rangeland degradation, it compensates pastoralists for losses incurred where grazing is banned and rewards them for maintaining livestock numbers within determined rangeland carrying capacity. In practice, in China’s upwardly accountable system, local officials focus first and foremost on funding-oriented task fulfillment rather than rangeland protection. Consequently, the program ends up having little to do with rangeland protection, serving instead as a monetary-payment and de-stocking program advancing China’s overriding goal of transforming traditional pastoralism.
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ID:
170662
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T
ibet with its mystery is the spiritual Garden of Eden and is
longed for by travellers home and abroad. Only by stepping on
the snowy plateau, can one be baptized by its splendour, culture,
folklore, life, Snow Mountains, Saint Mountains, sacred lakes,
residences with local characteristics and charming landscape.
Thus Chinanews.com, a Chinese website started promoting the Roof of
the World in 2015
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ID:
128512
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ID:
085048
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ID:
140675
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1st ed.
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New Delhi, Sterling Publishers Private Limited, 1987.
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303p.hbk
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8120702212
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Copies: C:1/I:0,R:0,Q:0
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 028253 | 951.5/NOR 028253 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
135528
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From the security perspective, china’s occupation of Tibet in 1950-51 precipitated developments which had a strong bearing on security concerns in the region, particularly for India. India is closely connected to Tibet by virtue of historical and cultural links, and geographical proximity. This proximity coupled with India’s unwavering support to the Tibetan cause has resulted in India being the only country to bear the repercussions of China’s consolidation in Tibet. The Tibet issue, from its outset, has a wide range of security implications for India and it has been an irritant in the Sino-Indian bilateral relations. taking these into consideration, it is pertinent to delve into various aspects of the Tibet issue which are directly linked to India’s national Security.
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ID:
115955
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ID:
147751
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The author describes rapid social and economic processes going on in the Tibet Autonomous Region of China. The development of the region covers all aspects of vital activity: politics, the economy, social sphere, culture, education, medicine, construction of the infrastructure, transportation system, etc. She also examines factors of instability in the development of autonomous regions.
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ID:
152721
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New Delhi, Academic Foundation, 2017.
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298p.hbk
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9789332703124
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| 059031 | 327.51505496/WAH 059031 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
119081
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London, Macmillan and Co., Limited, 1909.
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xxiii, 436p.:ill.hbk
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Vol. I. B
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ID:
119083
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London, Macmillan and Co., Limited, 1909.
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xvii, 441p.hbk
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Vol. II. B
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