Egypt Until Democracy (Hardcover, Pushpa Adhikari)

Pushpa Adhikari is a Professor of Politics and International Relations at Tribhuvan University of Nepal. He received his PhD from the same University in 2005. He was a Research Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science, Fellow at Institute of Advanced Study, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Asia Africa Visiting Fellow at Institute of Defense and Security Analysis (IDSA) New Delhi, and a Visiting Professor at the Beijing Foreign Studies University, School of Asian and African Studies. He has published extensively on China relations with South and East Asia and given analysis on National and International television and radio stations. In his Avatar in media and communication, Adhikari started his career in media in the 80’s and was editor-broadcaster with Government Radio, the Radio Nepal. Adhikari was the founding director of Sangam Institute, the first private sector think tank in Nepal. He was Editor in Chief of a leading economic Daily ‘Karobar’ in Nepal. He was the first correspondent of India Abroad, to Nepal, which later became Indo-Asian News Service. He has worked as Program Expert at China Radio International, headed national televisions, worked for BBC in London as producer and has also worked for Inter Press Service (IPS) from China as its contributor. As a development professional he has also worked as Communication specialist for National Human Rights Commission in Nepal, Knowledge management Specialist and the Program Manager on Foreign Aid Coordination for United Nations Development Program (UNDP). He was also a Senior Program Analyst at US-AID in Nepal. He is the author of several books including China Threat in South Asia, published by Lancer New Delhi.