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The Discourse of Dissent in the Nepali Media (RCSS Policy Studies 58)

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The Discourse of Dissent in the Nepali Media (ISBN: 9789350980903) examines how dissent is represented and debated in Nepal’s evolving media landscape. Explore critical analysis of media discourse, censorship, freedom of expression, and public opinion. A vital resource for scholars, journalists, and anyone interested in Nepal’s socio-political context.

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  • ISBN-13: 9789350980903
  • Publisher Date: 2015
  • ISBN-10: 9350980908
  • Binding: Paperback

24 reviews for The Discourse of Dissent in the Nepali Media (RCSS Policy Studies 58)

  1. Vikash Pandey

    Interesting insights into the discourse of dissent. I found some of the analysis to be a bit biased, but still a valuable contribution.

  2. Pooja Beniwal

    This book is a must read for understanding the media landscape of Nepal. However, a lot of information is missing.

  3. Sanskar Vyas

    The author has touched on a really sensitive topic, with a great research. Some claims are left unproven.

  4. Tanvi Tyagi

    Not that great to read. Very boring and very few information, some information are too basic.

  5. Sharayu Hitesh Vyavahare

    A thought-provoking examination of dissent. Some arguments felt underdeveloped, but it sparked important questions.

  6. Ojaswani Gupta

    It explores sensitive subject carefully. The book is sometimes too cautious. I wanted more daring analysis.

  7. Arpan Kumar Sah

    A well-researched study of Nepali media. It could be more accessible to a general audience, but academics will find it useful.

  8. Pragya Dwivedi

    An important book for understanding the complexities of media freedom in Nepal. Some parts were dense, but the overall message is clear.

  9. Parthiba Roy Chowdhury

    A good addition to media and Nepal’s socio-political study. But, a difficult read for non-academics.

  10. Aishwarya

    Valuable for anyone interested in comparative media studies. Nepal’s experience offers important lessons.

  11. Sahil Sharma

    The book dives deep into censorship and freedom of expression. A crucial read, although occasionally heavy.

  12. Simran Bansal

    This book highlighted the need for free press. However, some sections felt too theoretical for me.

  13. Ankit Singh

    Informative, but quite dense. You need to really focus to understand and appreciate it.

  14. Sakshi Sharma

    Incisive analysis of Nepali media discourse. A valuable contribution to the field. Recommended for serious students.

  15. Bhumika Chauhan

    Comprehensive and detailed analysis. I would have preferred less academic jargon to be used.

  16. Sahil Chaprana

    Book is very good. But, I expected a detailed explanation of few important topics.

  17. Basant Kumar

    A decent read on Nepali media dissent. Some chapters were insightful, others felt a bit repetitive. Overall, informative but not groundbreaking.

  18. Ritik Sharma

    It is insightful and well-written. It would be beneficial for the author to provide a conclusion for future.

  19. Subham Singh

    Gives a good understanding of the political environment influencing the press. Little dry at some points.

  20. Jyotika Tuteja

    Provides a good overview of the challenges faced by journalists in Nepal. A bit academic, but worth the effort if you’re interested in the topic.

  21. Pritesh Ghosh

    Gives a comprehensive insight. Some sections could have been elaborated more. Still, a worthy read!

  22. Charu

    Excellent resource for researchers. Offers a unique perspective on media in a transitioning democracy.

  23. Samridh Shakya

    A deep dive into the political aspect of the media. It’s an eye opener.

  24. Mridul Sharma

    One of the best book to understand the Nepali media. Definitely should buy it!

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