Items where Author is "Chawla, Swati"
Article
Chawla, Swati (2024) A Tibetan window into the twentieth-century Himalayan world. European Bulletin of Himalayan Research, 62. ISSN 2823-6114
Chawla, Swati (2023) Fashioning a ‘Buddhist’ Himalayan cartography: Sikkim darbar and the cabinet mission plan. India Quarterly : A Journal of International Affairs, 79 (1). pp. 29-44. ISSN 0975-2684
Chawla, Swati (2020) Chinese cultural policies in Tibet: A perspective from India. The Asian Forum, 8 (25). ISSN 2288-5757
Book Section
Chawla, Swati (2024) Transnational Buddhism and ecological awareness : The case of Tibetan Nuns in exile. In: Fostering an ecological shift through effective environmental education. IGI Global Publishing, pp. 54-64. ISBN 9798369325773
Chawla, Swati (2023) “Nothing in common with ‘Indian’ India:” Bhutan and the cabinet mission plan. In: South Asia Unbound : New International Histories of the Subcontinent. Global Connections: Routes and Roots, 6 . Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam, pp. 61-82. ISBN 9789400604544
Book Reviews
Chawla, Swati (2023) Book review | Mystics and sceptics. [Book Reviews]
Article in News Papers and Magazine
Chawla, Swati (2023) What India owes Tibetans in exile. Times of India.
Chawla, Swati (2023) We must confer a Bharat Ratna upon the Dalai Lama. Live Mint.
Balasubramaniam, Ramaswamy and Chawla, Swati (2023) Writing more of India into Tibetology. The Hindu.
Chawla, Swati (2022) Thich Nhat Hanh, the Monk who stood against Vietnam war, also led me home. The Quint.
Chawla, Swati, Namakkal, Jessica, Ramnath, Kalyani and Walker, Lydia (2020) Who is a citizen in contemporary India? Epicenter-Harvard University.
Chawla, Swati, Namakkal, Jessica, Ramnath, Kalyani and Walker, Lydia (2020) Microsyllabus: Citizenship and provisional belonging in South Asia. The Abusable Past.
Working papers (or Preprints)
Chawla, Swati (2024) Centring ‘Tibetan’ in Tibetan and Himalayan studies in India. [Working papers (or Preprints)]
Other
Chawla, Swati (2022) Geleck Palsang’s ‘Amala’: Chronicling a life of service. TIBETSCAPES, India.