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Bowels, Samule (2003). Microeconomics. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton Universtiy Press. | Bowels, Samule (2003). ''Microeconomics.'' Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton Universtiy Press. | ||
Lumsden, Malvern (1773).The Cyprus Conflict as a Prisoner's Dilemma Game. ''The Journal of Conflict Resolution.'' 17 (1), 7-32. | |||
Cantril, H. (1965) The Patterns of Human Concerns. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers Univ. Press. | Cantril, H. (1965) The Patterns of Human Concerns. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers Univ. Press. | ||
Bridgeman, Cathleen (2002).Playing at Peace: Game Metaphors in Discussions of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies. [29(2)], 165-167. | Shubik, Martin (1970).Game Theory, Behavior, and the Paradox of the Prisoner's Dilemma: Three Solutions. ''The Journal of Conflict Resolution.'' [14(2)], 181-193. | ||
Bridgeman, Cathleen (2002).Playing at Peace: Game Metaphors in Discussions of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. ''British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies.'' [29(2)], 165-167. | |||
Zellner, Arnold (1962).War and Peace: A Fantasy in Game Theory?. ''The Journal of Conflict Resolution.'' [6(1)], 39-41. | |||
ICG 2006/04/19). Nepal Crisis: Mobilizing International Influence . from International Crisis Group Web site: <http://www.crisisgroup.org/home/index.cfm?l=1&id=4073> | |||
Thapa, Manjushree (2005/04/05). Open Democracy. from Free thinking for the world Web site: <http://www.opendemocracy.net/debates/article.jsp?id=3&debateId=33&articleId=2477> | |||
Subedi, Abhi (2006/03/22). Is Nepal a failing state?. ''The Kathmandu Post'', p. 4. | |||
Sigdel, Dr. Shailendra (2006). Political Parties and Peace-building in Nepal. ''Nepalnews.com'' | |||
Dhakal, Ameet (2006/03/17). 'Means vs. end' dilemma. ''The Kathmandu Post'', p. 4. | |||
Dixit, Dr. Sundar Mani (2006/02/28). Hopes for Peace and Democracy. ''The Kathmandu Post'', p. 4. | |||
UN role inevitable in Nepal. (2006/02/10). Hopes for Peace and Democracy. ''United Press International.'' | |||
Pradhan, Prateek (2006). In Search of Democracy. ''The Kathmandu Post'', p. 4. | |||
Baral, Dr.Lok Raj (2006). Parties-Maoists deal: Polarisation for a new power structure. ''Nepalnews.com'' | |||
Dixit, Kanak Mani (2005/03/22). Absolute Monarchy to Absolute Democracy. from Foreign Policy in Focus Web site: <http://www.fpif.org/fpiftxt/1196> | |||
Baechler, Dr. Gunther (2005). Peace in Nepal is Triangular. from Nepalnews.com Web site: <www.nepalnews.com> | |||
Moriarty, James F. (2006/02/15). Nepal's Royal Mess. ''The Wall Street Journal-Asia.'' | |||
Moriarty, James F. (2006/02/24). We want to prevent Nepal from becoming a crazy totalitarian state. ''Spotlight.'' | |||
Subedi, Surya P. (2006). Nepal in a state of legal and constitutional anarchy. from Nepalnews.com Web site: http://www.nepalnews.com.np/archive/2006/others/guestcolumn/mar/guest_columns_mar06_06.php | Subedi, Surya P. (2006). Nepal in a state of legal and constitutional anarchy. from Nepalnews.com Web site: <http://www.nepalnews.com.np/archive/2006/others/guestcolumn/mar/guest_columns_mar06_06.php> | ||
Revision as of 02:19, 1 May 2006
Bowels, Samule (2003). Microeconomics. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton Universtiy Press.
Lumsden, Malvern (1773).The Cyprus Conflict as a Prisoner's Dilemma Game. The Journal of Conflict Resolution. 17 (1), 7-32.
Cantril, H. (1965) The Patterns of Human Concerns. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers Univ. Press.
Shubik, Martin (1970).Game Theory, Behavior, and the Paradox of the Prisoner's Dilemma: Three Solutions. The Journal of Conflict Resolution. [14(2)], 181-193.
Bridgeman, Cathleen (2002).Playing at Peace: Game Metaphors in Discussions of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies. [29(2)], 165-167.
Zellner, Arnold (1962).War and Peace: A Fantasy in Game Theory?. The Journal of Conflict Resolution. [6(1)], 39-41.
ICG 2006/04/19). Nepal Crisis: Mobilizing International Influence . from International Crisis Group Web site: <http://www.crisisgroup.org/home/index.cfm?l=1&id=4073>
Thapa, Manjushree (2005/04/05). Open Democracy. from Free thinking for the world Web site: <http://www.opendemocracy.net/debates/article.jsp?id=3&debateId=33&articleId=2477>
Subedi, Abhi (2006/03/22). Is Nepal a failing state?. The Kathmandu Post, p. 4.
Sigdel, Dr. Shailendra (2006). Political Parties and Peace-building in Nepal. Nepalnews.com
Dhakal, Ameet (2006/03/17). 'Means vs. end' dilemma. The Kathmandu Post, p. 4.
Dixit, Dr. Sundar Mani (2006/02/28). Hopes for Peace and Democracy. The Kathmandu Post, p. 4.
UN role inevitable in Nepal. (2006/02/10). Hopes for Peace and Democracy. United Press International.
Pradhan, Prateek (2006). In Search of Democracy. The Kathmandu Post, p. 4.
Baral, Dr.Lok Raj (2006). Parties-Maoists deal: Polarisation for a new power structure. Nepalnews.com
Dixit, Kanak Mani (2005/03/22). Absolute Monarchy to Absolute Democracy. from Foreign Policy in Focus Web site: <http://www.fpif.org/fpiftxt/1196>
Baechler, Dr. Gunther (2005). Peace in Nepal is Triangular. from Nepalnews.com Web site: <www.nepalnews.com>
Moriarty, James F. (2006/02/15). Nepal's Royal Mess. The Wall Street Journal-Asia.
Moriarty, James F. (2006/02/24). We want to prevent Nepal from becoming a crazy totalitarian state. Spotlight.
Subedi, Surya P. (2006). Nepal in a state of legal and constitutional anarchy. from Nepalnews.com Web site: <http://www.nepalnews.com.np/archive/2006/others/guestcolumn/mar/guest_columns_mar06_06.php>
