Based on your two readings--Miller's “Tough Times for Tibetan Nomads in Western China” and Bauer's "Visions of Dolpo"--please write a 1-2 page “short response paper” that addresses the following prompt: Kenneth Bauer’s chapter, “Visions of Dolpo” traces the Nepal government’s early failures at livestock developmental policy and the emergence of a conservation movement. He then focuses on Shey Phuksundo National Park. What kinds of conflicts and tensions still exist between the state (policy and actions) and the local pastoralists of Dolpo in and around this park? What similarities and differences do you see with Chinese state interventions in Tibetan nomadic areas?​