• Moesgård Allé 20, 4236, 116

    8270 Højbjerg

    Denmark

20012024

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Research

I study two interrelated processes: the changes to Buddhism in the Himalayas (Tibet, Nepal, India, Bhutan) and the development of Nepal. My research has touched upon material culture, gender, migration, politics, and heritage preservation. I also serve as the chairperson for the Leadership and Reincarnation of the Dalai Lamas Research Network (LEAD) funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark. LEAD discusses the impact of the Dalai Lama's plans for his upcoming succession.

Teaching

I teach BA courses on the anthropology of the Himalayas, MA courses in the theory of anthropology and thesis writing, and PhD courses on planning fieldwork, analyzing data, and dissertation writing.

Education/Academic qualification

Tibetan and Himalayan Studies, PhD, The Precious Lord: The History and Practice of the Cult of the Jo bo Śākyamuni in Lhasa, Tibet, Harvard University

Award Date: 1 Nov 2008

Keywords

  • Other countries
  • Tibet
  • Nepal
  • Himalaya
  • Buddhism
  • Visual culture
  • Material culture
  • History of religion
  • Ethnicity
  • Rituals
  • Music and identity

Areas of expertise

  • Tibet
  • Nepal
  • Buddhism
  • material culture
  • migration

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