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Maoists at the Hearth: Everyday Life in Nepal's Civil War

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Sociopolitical Dynamics in Nepal Politics and Conflicts in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Middle East South Asian Studies and Conflicts

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Foreword -David N. Gellner Introduction Chapter 1. The Village of Kwei Nasa in 1991-92 Chapter 2. No Place to Hide Chapter 3. Return to Kwei Nasa Chapter 4. in the House Chapter 5. Our Government Is the Maoists Chapter 6. All We Need Is Peace: The People's Movement and Its Aftermath Chapter 7. After Words Notes References Index Acknowledgments

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