Disputes over federalism show that the people are still struggling to understand it

Track two diplomacy can resolve the current Nepal-India imbroglio, but it is a skill Kathmandu lacks

The crisis in Nepal will not end unless the international community asks India to respect the rights of a landlocked country

Nepal requires a strong, stable federal government with a directly-elected PM or President

Without explicit educational and empowerment functions, the state-building process cannot succeed

Journalism can greatly contribute to conflict resolution in times of transition

The TRC must discourage individuals and political parties from using victims and families as a means to an end

South Africa and Rwanda offer two contrasting iterations of truth and reconciliation

Community-based mediation can be a cheaper and more humane alternative to the court system

A few international examples on power sharing during transitions can help Nepal map its own path

Track II diplomacy supports a collaborative process of peacebuilding and expedites development