Lhasa / New Delhi / Kyichuling / Beijing / London / /
Company
Bernstein / /
Country
Romania / Hungary / United States / Vietnam / China / Tibet / /
Currency
CNY / USD / / /
Event
Person Travel / Diplomatic Relations / /
IndustryTerm
payment systems / food / chemical fertilisers / agricultural chemicals / law states / martial law / responsibility systems / real estate office / /
Organization
Lhasa Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Department / Department of Geography / Peoples Liberation Army / Tibetan government / World Food Programme / World Bank / Lhasa municipal government / Communist Party / TAR government / Chinese government / /
Person
Jennifer Sokolove / Lin / Janet Sturgeon / Thomas Gold / Emily T. Yeh / Jennifer Sowerwine / Amy Hanser / Ken Foster / Carsten Vala / Katherine Verdery / Thomas Sikor / Eileen Otis / Peter Ho / Carol Rose / /
Position
politics teacher / scientist / secretary / township leader / village leader / county official / /
Property Relations in Tibet Since Decollectivisation and the Question of Fuzziness Emily T. Yeh Property relations in contemporary Tibet are often ambiguous. Their fuzziness has origins in both the legacy of post-soc