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Name Institution Instructor Course Date The 2008 tibetan unrest Introduction The month of March is a delicate month for the Tibet-China relations as Edward Wong of the New York Times wrote.... In 2008 during the eve of the Olympics, there was a series of unrest in Tibet (Merkel-Hess, Kate, Kenneth and Jeffrey54-55).... The unrest commenced on the 10th of March during the 49th commemoration of the abortive uprising in Tibet in 1959 in opposition of Beijing rule....
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The paper "Stateless Nations of Tibet" focuses on the critical analysis of the major issues in the stateless nations of Tibet.... As a reward for his help, the Chinese annexed the tibetan region of Amdo.... ort of a key point in the development (and complications) of Sino-tibetan relations was the recognition of Great Britain and Russia in 1907, Tibet area of exceptional interest to China.... ibetan languages are a bunch of jointly incoherent Tibeto-Burman dialects voiced mainly by tibetan peoples who reside over a broad locality of east Central Asia neighboring South Asia, encompassing the tibetan Plateau and the north Indian subcontinent in Nepal, Ladakh, Baltistan, Bhutan, and Sikkim....
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In a particular part of this article about India and Tibetan refugees, the writer tells the story of India\s treatment with the Tibetans.... Therefore, the writer of this article has attempted to see the matter under these circumstances.... He wants to visualise the situation in all possible future outcomes, whatever comes out of the present scenario in future and that is the major motive behind writing the whole article and during all the course of the study, he tries to find out the answers of these questions....
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The essay "Historical Relationship of the Chinese and Tibetan People" focuses on the critical analysis of the major issues on the historical relationship between the Chinese and Tibetan people.... The exclusive brand of Buddhism created the core of tibetan culture and society; hence this was a drastic contrast to the anti-region principles of the Chinese communists; therefore, Tibet's spiritual and temporal leader fled into exile in India during the dawn of the Chinese invasion....
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analysis of the report made by the People's Daily called Xinhua indicates the fact that the Chinese government has granted all ethnic groups regional autonomy.... There is a very tense relationship between the Chinese government and the tibetan people although one should not assume that this is a new phenomenon.... This exhibition will be held by the Chinese governmement and seeks to bring out some of the latter's opinion about the tibetan past....
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efore going into further details about the right to self determination and china's policy towards it, it would be better to have some ideas about the political system and the political thoughts of China.... It would provide a better understanding regarding china's stand on the issue of self-determination....
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In particular, tibetan Buddhism is the aspect of the culture of the country that has functioned as force for The figurehead for the religion is the Dalai Lama who has been attempting to negotiate some sort of autonomy for Tibet that would allow them to keep their culture intact.... Being in exile in India, the Dalai Lama is unable to directly affect any sort of policy change in regards to the tibetan people, so he must appeal to western powers and point out human rights abuses in hopes that something will be done: “The exiled Dalai Lama finds himself standing on the sidelines unable to impede or reverse changes in his country that he deplores, and the frustration engendered by this impotence has seriously heightened the danger of violence“ (Goldstein, 1998)....
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As it stands, it is unlikely that any progress will be made any time soon in regards to tibetan independence.... Many Tibetans have grown gradually more cynical as to whether the Dalai Lama will ever be able to gain any amount of autonomy or independence for Tibet: ''There is a growing frustration within the tibetan community, especially the younger generation,' Rigzin said.... This is the reason behind the re-education policy implemented under Mao's government which sent many college-educated citizens into the countryside where they were forced to work hard and dangerous labor....
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