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    Bhujel Dhan Kumar is a Bhutan-based, former graduate researcher of South Asian Studies at Pondicherry University, India.

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  • Democracy in Bhutan: A Critical Assessment

    Democracy in Bhutan: A Critical Assessment0

    • Issue 13 – Spring 2015, Issues
    • July 8, 2015

    The tiny Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan adopted democracy quite late. The country, after 100 years of absolute monarchy, was finally declared a constitutional monarchy with its first ever general election held in 2008. In the case of Bhutan democracy came from above. The fourth King is said to have willingly abdicated the throne in favor

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