(Paperback)

Presents a debate on the occupation of Tibet and the movement for independence. This title offers a dialogue between a dissenting Chinese intellectual and Tibet's outstanding national historian breaks taboos on both sides of the decades-long conflict. It considers some of the bitter paradoxes of Tibet's history under Communist rule.

(Paperback)

The Dragon in the Land of Snows is a definitive history of modern Tibet. It shatters the popular perception of Tibet as an isolated Shangri-La, and shows how the British withdrawal from India altered the balance of power in the region and left Tibet vulnerable to the newly emergent powers of Asia, India and China.