Social Economy Of A Tribal Village On Indo-Tibetan Border

Social Economy Of A Tribal Village On Indo-Tibetan BorderThis is a study into the social economy of a remotely located tribal village in Himachal Pradesh. The village studies, is called Chhitkul, which is the last village on the Indo Tibetan border in district Kinnaur and remains buried under snow for 5 6 months in the year. It is one of the very few village studies for which the field work has been done by the authors themselves by continuous stay with the people in the village. The village presents

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