Tashi Nyima left PRIO in 2008. The information on this page is kept for historical reasons.
WORK EXPERIENCE
2007: Researcher, Norwegian Centre for Human Rights
2006: Teaching assistant, University of Oslo
2003-4: Student scholarship, China Program, University of Oslo
1998-2001: Project consultant, PRIO
Published and unpublished papers and presentations
‘The Tibetan dilemma: Lhasa in the past 15 years of development and demographic transformation’, 2007, a 20-page research report prepared for the China Program, Norwegian Center for Human Rights.
'Ethnicity and Employment: A Tibetan Case', Master thesis in Chinese Studies, 2005, Department of Cultural Studies and Oriental Languages, University of Oslo.
'Ethnicity and employment discrimination in Northwest Yunnan', in Labor Discrimination in China: International standards and national practices, 2005, Beijing: China Law Press.
'Ethnicity and employment opportunities in Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture', paper presented at the 7th Biennial Nordic Conference on Chinese Studies, Helsinki, 7-9 June 2005.
‘Ethnic discrimination: Fieldwork and findings', paper presented at the Workshop on Discrimination and Affirmative Action, Beijing, 13-17 August 2004.
Book Chapter in The State of Ecology of the Tibetan Plateau
Journal Article in Himalaya
Conference Paper
Conference Paper
Conference Paper
Tashi Nyima (University of Oslo/PRIO) presented a paper at the 12th Seminar of the International Association for Tibetan Studies, which took place on 15-21 August 2010 at the Institute of Asian Research, University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. Based on fieldwork for the Pastoralism in China project in Yushu, the paper was entitled 'The social construction of Sanjiangyuan: An analysis of China's sustainable development discourse in Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture'.
In October-November 2009, researchers Tashi Nyima (University of Oslo/PRIO) and Dongzhu Cairang (Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences) carried out joint fieldwork in Kautokeino for the Pastoralism in China project. The two researchers were hosted by the International Centre for Reindeer Husbandry based in Kautokeino.
During June-August 2009, Åshild Kolås carried out seven weeks of fieldwork in China, researching the case of the Ewenki reindeer herders in Inner Mongolia.
In July and August 2008 researchers Åshild Kolås and Tashi Nyima visited Inner Mongolia and Beijing for their project on 'Pastoralism in China'.