Water Use in Mountain Areas: A Case of Modi Khola Watershed, Nepal

Rijal, Shiba Prasad

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“…Except few cases, almost all the researchers had paid their attention on elaboration of methodological details in their dissertation. In this connection, the works of Joshi (1972), KC (1977), Sharma (1979), Ranjitkar (1983), Manandhar (1988, Subedi (1993), Adhikari (1995), Jnawali (1999), Poudel (2001), Karerira (2001), Khanal (2002), Yadav (2004), Koirala (2006) and Rijal (2006) could be cited as good examples.…”

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“…KC (1992) focuses on environmental stress of basic needs in a part of the country. Similarly, Yadav (2004) and Rijal (2006) evaluate community forestry and water resources in terms of livelihood and rural development in parts of eastern and western regions.…”

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“…No. Ranjitkar (1983), Khanal (2002), Oli (2002), Griesbaum (2003), Rijal (2006) Source: Central Library of Tribhuvan University, Nepal. Note: The list of dissertations contains only those which were available by August 2009…”

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Are Geographer's Research Methodologies Really Poor?

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Research methodology is closely associated with both philosophy and paradigm of a discipline. Paradigms are combinations of law, theory and methodology. Philosophy critically assesses the objectives of the explanation and how they are achieved. Theory is used to create the bases for the explanation. Therefore, it is utmost necessary to tie up theories/concepts, philosophy and methodology in an academic research. Most of the doctoral research works of Nepal in human geography are either entirely empiricist/positivist or unaware of these 'isms' in geography, yet, there are several researches which characterize a very good theoretical, philosophical and methodological basis. Similarly, the analysis techniques of the geographers typify a vivid characteristic as used in other parts of the world.

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“…Enormous diversities in livelihoods are realized by locality (Bishop 1990, Zoomers 1999, Dahal 2001, Subedi and Pandey 2002, Sulivan et al 2004, Rijal 2006and 2007 across sectors and households. Many choices and options are normally open to the people; the actual livelihood is determined by the peoples' evaluation of the possibilities offered by the environment (Knowled and Wareing 1996).…”

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