Titlebook: Cultural Change and Persistence; New Perspectives on William Ascher (Donald C. McKenna Professor of Gov Book 2010 William Ascher and John

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Culture and Law on the Durand Line,s distinctive ways, customs, and forms of political organization, has persisted amid geopolitical and regional forces that carry pressures of change. Among the intrusions into traditional Pushtun life have been the dissolution of empires, the rise of states, the ebb and flow of trade and ideas, mult

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Cultural Transition and Village Discourse in Twentieth-Century China,erialism inflicted unprecedented agonies and distress upon the Chinese nation. The revolutionary narrative, embraced by Marxist intellectuals in their interpretation of modern China, sees those failures as the cause behind the rise and triumph of the Communist revolutions.

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,How Our Village Becomes “Ecocultural”,ly stable state that neither inhibits change nor causes the whole society or culture to collapse? This question is of special significance when examining how indigenous communities cope with profound changes forced upon them by the ongoing process of globalization. China is no exception.