Presentation

The European Bulletin of Himalayan Research (EBHR) was founded in 1991 and has appeared twice yearly ever since. It is edited on a rotating basis between France (CEH, CNRS), Germany (South Asia Institute, Heidelberg University) and the United Kingdom (School of Oriental and Asian Studies). From 2019 to 2023, the Centre for Himalayan Studies’ team (CNRS) is responsible for editing and managing the EBHR.
EBHR is double-blind, peer-reviewed journal devoted to research in Himalayan studies at large, across areas of specialty within the field of human and social sciences. Committed to promoting and disseminating rigorous scientific research on the extended Himalayas to the widest possible audience, EBHR is an open access publication.

Latest issue
57 | 2021
Varia

• Editorial

  Éditorial
  • Tristan Bruslé, Stéphane Gros and Philippe Ramirez
    Editorial [Full text]

• Articles

  Articles
  • Anjali Verma and Neelam
    The trail of an eastern deity in the western Himalaya: a study of Lord Jagannath’s temple in the Sirmaur region of Himachal Pradesh [Full text]
  • Martin Gaenszle
    Satyahangma rituals: commemorating Phalgunanda in eastern Nepal [Full text]

• Translation

  Traduction
  • Gérard Toffin
    Merging perspectives on classical hinduism and popular hindu religion [Full text]
    Foreword to the translation of ‘Festivals, time and space: the structure of the indo-nepalese version of the hindu calendar’ by Marc Gaborieau
  • Marc Gaborieau
    Festivals, time and space: the structure of the Indo-Nepalese version of the Hindu calendar [Full text]

• Debate

  Débats
  • Susanne Åsman
    Response to Brigitte Steinmann’s review of Bombay Going: Nepali migrant sex workers in an anti-trafficking era, by Susanne Åsman. Lanham: Lexington Books. 2018 [Full text]
  • Brigitte Steinmann
    Ideology, subjectivity and agency: some reflections on the rhetorical use of these themes in ethnological studies [Full text]
    A response to Susan Åsman

• Book reviews

  Recensions d’ouvrages
  • Tristan Bruslé
    Migrant Health Professionals and the Global Labour Market: The dreams and traps of Nepali nurses, by Radha Adhikari [Full text]
  • Marlene Erschbamer
    The Royal History of Sikkim: A chronicle of the house of Namgyal, by John A Ardussi, Anna Balikci Denjongpa and Per K Sørensen [Full text]
  • Amy Leigh Johnson
    Maoist People’s War and the Revolution of Everyday Life in Nepal, by Ina Zharkevich [Full text]
  • Frederic Maria Link
    Masculinity and Modern Slavery in Nepal: Transitions into freedom, by Matthew Maycock [Full text]
  • Mark Turin
    Language Contact in Nepal: A study on language use and attitudes, by Bhim Lal Gautam [Full text]