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Marginal gains: borderland dynamics, political settlements, and shifting centre-periphery relations in post-war Nepal

Jonathan Goodhanda School of Oriental and African Studies London, Department of Development Studies, University of London, London, UKView further author information
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Oliver Waltonb Department of Social and Policy Sciences, University of Bath, Bath, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Jayanta Raia School of Oriental and African Studies London, Department of Development Studies, University of London, London, UKView further author information
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Sujeet Karnc Department of Social Work, Tribhuban University, Kirtipur, NepalView further author information
Pages 311-329 | Published online: 04 Jun 2021

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Jonathan Goodhand & Oliver Walton. (2022) Fixes and Flux: Frontier Brokers, Political Settlements and Post-War Politics in Nepal and Sri Lanka. The Journal of Development Studies 58:11, pages 2331-2348.
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Oliver Walton, Sujeet Karn & Gayathri Lokuge. (2021) Rethinking Alcohol and Conflict: The Politics of Alcohol in Post-war Sri Lanka and Nepal. Civil Wars 23:3, pages 461-487.
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Jonathan Goodhand & Oliver Walton. (2022) (Re)making the margins: Frontier assemblages and brokerage in Hambantota, Sri Lanka. Journal of International Development 35:3, pages 459-477.
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