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and ethnicity, gender and women, conflict resolution and media. This
site has been launched by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
(FES) Nepal Office. FES is working in Nepal since 1995 focussing mainly on
democratization, media development, trade union development and promotion of regional
co-operation in South-Asia. The
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) is a German non-governmental
and non-profit foundation based in Bonn and Berlin in the Federal Republic of
Germany. Committed to the basic values of social democracy -- freedom, social
justice, and solidarity -- the Foundation was established in 1925. It carries
the name of Friedrich Ebert, the first democratically elected President of the
German Weimar Republic.
| | Recent
Documents/Articles | |
- Post
Conflict Peace Building in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
- Social
Transformation in Nepal: A Personal Reflection
by Dev Raj Dahal
- Enabling
State to Address Governance Challenges in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
- Social
Security for all
by CD Bhatta
- The
Strengths and Weaknesses of Party Functioning in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
- Is
Civil Society a Balancer of Public Power in Nepal? by Dev Raj Dahal
- Sixteenth
SAARC Summit, Thimpu, 28-29 April 2010
- Conflict
Transformation and Peace in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
- Track
II Diplomacy in South Asia: Limits and Possibilities for Regional Cooperation
by Dev Raj Dahal
- Nepali
Media at Crossroad: Can they Mediate Constitution-Making and Peace Processes?
by Yubraj Ghimire
- The
Paradox of a Weak State Distributional Struggles and Social Transformation in
Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
- Political,
Economic and Social Development in Nepal in the Year 2009
report prepared by FES Nepal office
- The
Agenda of State-building in Nepal: Redefining Labour-Capital relationship
by Chandra D.Bhatta
- Building
State Capacity for Governance Effectiveness in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
- Strength
and Weaknesses of the Nepalese Peace Process by Prof. Birendra Prasad
Mishra
- Challenges
of Nepali Journalists in Conflict Resolution
by Dharmendra Jha
- Fifteenth
SAARC Summit, Colombo, 2-3 August 2008
- The
Multiverse of Democracy: Choices for Nepal by Tone Bleie, Head, Centre
for Peace Studies, University of Tromsø, Norway &
Dev Raj Dahal,
Head, Friedrich- Ebert-Stiftung (FES), Nepal - A
critical Study of Service and Citizenship Building in Nepal by Chandra
Dev Bhatta
- Global
Financial Crisis, Social Democracy and Nepal's Choice Keynote speech by
Dev Raj Dahal
- Civil-Military
Relation: Strengthening Democracy in Nepal by Lt. Gen (Retd) Bala Nanda
Sharma
- How
to do Justice to Dalits in New Constitution by Hira Vishwakarma
- Framework
for management of post-conflict transition in Nepal: Some issues and concerns
by Bishnu Raj Upreti
- Security
Sector Reforms and Civil-Security Relations in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
- Inner
Party Democracy in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
- The
Relevance of Local Conflict Resolution Mechanisms for Systemic Conflict Transformation
in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal & Chandra Dev Bhatta
- Can
Nepalese Civil Society Create a Space that Binds All? by Dev Raj Dahal
- Conflict
Sensitive Journalism by Dev Raj Dahal
- Fourteen
SAARC Summit, New Delhi, April 4, 2007
- Political,
Economic and Social Development in Nepal in the Year 2008 report prepared
by FES Nepal office
- Democracy
Building and Party System in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
- The
Post-CA Poll Political Scenario by C. D. Bhatta
- Nepal:
The Constituent Assembly Election and challenges Ahead by Dev Raj Dahal
(Kurzbericht, FES Bonn 2008)
- Role
of Press in Constituent Assembly Elections in
Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
- Inner
Party Democracy Paper by Khagendra Prasai
- Political,
Economic and Social Development in Nepal in the Year 2007 report prepared
by FES Nepal office
- Labour
Migration, Employment and Poverty Alleviation in South Asia
by Sridhar K. Khatri
- New
Social Movements in Nepal by Dev Raj Dahal
- Nepali
Youth and Tomorrows' Politics by C. D. Bhatta
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Politics of State Restructuring by C. D. Bhatta
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