Table of Contents

The development of modern Tibetan studies, Tsering Shakya; British and Indian strategic perceptions of Tibet, Premen Addy; Chinese nationalities policies and the socialist transformation of Tibet, Warren Smith; socio-economic change in Tibet 1950-1990, Melvyn Goldstein; mountain cults and national identity in Tibet, Samten Karmay; Tibetan publications and national identity, Heather Stoddard; politicization and the Tibetan language, Tsering Shakya; the ideological impact on Tibetan art, Per Kvaerne; the Tibetan resistance and the CIA, Jamyang Norbu; Sino-Tibetan negotiations since 1959, Tsering Wangyal; the anti-splittist campaign and the Tibetan political consciousness, Ronald Schwartz; symbolic protest - a study of demonstration 1987-89, Robbie Barnett; the role of nuns in contemporary Tibet, Hanna Havnevik; the rhetoric of dissent - Tibetan pamphleteers, Elliot Sperling.