Submission Deadline for the next issue is 30th September, 2011

Ladakh Studies is the official journal of the IALS

We publish information relevant to researchers with an interest in the Ladakh region, including both Leh and Kargil districts. We invite our readers to submit essays, book reviews, fieldnotes or research news, and other items relating to current events, media, and knowledge about Ladakh broadly conceived.

The full content of the most recent issues of Ladakh Studies are only available to IALS Members and subscribing libraries. For Membership and Library Subscription details please visit our Membership page. Individual copies of Ladakh Studies are available for purchase from Lehling Bookshop, Main Bazaar, Leh, Ladakh. A list of libraries holding collections of Ladakh Studies is available here (download). Back issues of Ladakh Studies are available as a pdf download. Please visit our Resources page.

Ladakh Studies 26, November 2010 (table of contents only)

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR LADAKH STUDIES

LADAKH STUDIES

NR. 26 NOVEMBER 2010
CONTENTS

From the Editor. Kim Gutschow

From the Secretary. Janet Rizvi

ESSAYS
The Understanding of Karma and Etiology in Buddhist Ladakh in Relation to the Theory of Locus of Control. Simon Ozer

Tourism Traffic Volumes in Leh District: An Overview. Vladimiro Pelliciardi

A Letter From the Dalai Lama. John Bray and Tsering Gonkatsang

IALS NOTES and NEWS
15th IALS Conference: Call for Papers. Janet Rizvi and Martin Mills

15th IALS Conference Statement, Aberdeen, Scotland, 24–28 August 2011

Call for Participation: www.ladakhstudies.org. Seb Mankelow

Little Harvest, Less Land to Till. Tashi Morup

Torrential Rain and Flash Floods in Ladakh, August 2010. Juliane Dame

Celebrations Across Ladakh in Honour of the 102nd Gaden Tripa. Sonam Wangchok

Arrival of 20th Bakula Rinpoche in his Monastery. Sonam Wangchok

Letter to the IALS. Patrick Kaplanian

Publications and Prices: An Exchange. Martijn Van Beek

BOOK REVIEWS
Yonten Dargye & Per K. Sørensen with Gyönpo Tshering. 2008. Ominiscient. Life and Works of Jamgön Ngawang Gyaltshen. An Eminent 17th-18th Century Drukpa Master. Reviewed by John Bray

NEWS FROM LADAKH. Abdul Nasir Khan

Ladakh Studies 25, February 2010 (table of contents only)

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR LADAKH STUDIES

LADAKH STUDIES

NR. 25 February 2010
Contents


LETTER FROM THE EDITOR. Kim Gutschow.

ESSAYS:
Climate Change in Ladakh. Sunder Paul

Conservation and livelihoods through Himalayan Homestays. Rinchen Wangchuk

BOOK REVIEWS:
Dieter Schuh. 2008. Herrscherurkunden und Privaturkunden
aus Westtibet (Ladakh). Reviewed by John Bray

L. Berzenczey. 2007. Adventures in Central Asia. A Hungarian in
the Great Game. Edited by Peter Marczell. Reviewed by John Bray

IALS NEWS & NOTES
Conference Report, Monisha Ahmed and John Bray

Conference Program of the 14th IALS Colloquium

Publication Announcement, John Bray

NEWS FROM LADAKH. Abdul Nasir Khan

LADAKH BIBLIOGRAPHY SUPPLEMENT No 20. John Bray

Ladakh Studies 24, June 2009 (table of contents only)

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR LADAKH STUDIES

LADAKH STUDIES

NR. 24 June 2009
Contents


LETTER FROM THE EDITOR. Kim Gutschow.

ESSAYS:
Life of a Nepali Migrant. Jonathan Demenge.

Barley and Potato Chips. Juliane Dame.

Russian Travelers in Ladakh. Alexander Andreyev.

Conservation and livelihoods through Himalayan Homestays.
Rinchen Wangchuk.

BOOK REVIEWS:
Jacqueline Fewke, Trade and Contemporary Society Along the
Silk Road: An Ethnohistory of Ladakh. Monisha Ahmed.

Salomé Deboos, Etre musulman au Zanskar – Etude sur Padum.
Patrick Kaplanian.

Fernanda Pirie, Peace and Conflict in Ladakh, The Construction of
a Fragile Web of Order. Patrick Kaplanian.

IALS NEWS & NOTES
Abstracts for the 14th IALS Colloquium in Leh, July 16-19, 2009
Quads in Ladakh. SB Gurung

NEWS FROM LADAKH. Abdul Nasir Khan, Tashi Morup


Submission Guidelines

Ladakh Studies encourages submissions of short essays–––under 4000 words–––about contemporary events or ongoing research in Ladakh. Essays may cover historical, social, cultural, political, ecological, or scientific topics of interest to IALS members. Book Reviews or “Notes From the Field” should be under 2000 words. All material should be submitted in digital form as email attachments, in MS Word. We also accept digital files sent by CD but formatting may be altered. All illustrations should be submitted digitally as JPG files, under 2 MB.

Essays should be submitted single spaced, with left hand margins, with no indentations but line breaks between paragraphs. They should use social science citation guidelines (Author, Date: page #) in both the text and footnotes, and include a bibliography. Please use 12 point Arial or Times font, format to US letter size paper, and consult previous issues of Ladakh Studies. All essays will be peer reviewed before publication.


Please address editorial submissions and correspondence to:

Prof. Kim Gutschow, Editor, Ladakh Studies
Hollander Hall, 85 Mission Park Drive, Williams College, Williamstown, MA 01267 USA

Kim.Gutschow@williams.edu

News stories:
please email stories to our news editor Tashi Morup [ngodrup@rediffmail.com]. All stories must be accompanied by a title, date, and name of publication (including URL if appropriate). We are always on the lookout for people who want to assist with finding news stories, so if you would like to get involved please email Kim.Gutschow@williams.edu.

Ladakh Studies (ISSN 1356-3491) is published by the International Association for Ladakh Studies and is sent to all current members of the IALS. For more information please see our membership pages.