Tibetans as a diplomatic issue between China and South Asian states

Social Sciences

• Tibetan 100%
• China 65%
• India 40%
• Refugees 20%
• Nepal 20%
• State 15%
• Indians 15%
• Chinese Government 15%
• Diplomatics 10%
• Buddhism 10%
• Resistance Movement 10%
• Control 10%
• Asians 10%
• Problem 10%
• Immigration 10%
• Nationalists 10%
• Government 10%
• Urban Areas 5%
• Autonomy 5%
• Economic Power 5%
• Monarchy 5%
• Politicians 5%
• Conferences 5%
• Communities 5%
• Youth 5%
• Police 5%
• Central Government 5%
• Surveillance 5%
• Information Theory 5%
• Exiles 5%
• Religious Activities 5%
• Religious Buildings 5%
• Defence 5%
• Nonviolence 5%
• Government-in-Exile 5%
• Support 5%
• Education 5%
• Decision 5%
• Chinese 5%
• Buildings 5%
• Japanese 5%
• Boundaries 5%
• Environment 5%
• Independence 5%
• Relative 5%
• Settlement 5%
• Travel 5%
• Military 5%
• Protest 5%
• Opposition 5%
• Roads 5%
• Dams 5%
• Local Government 5%
• Human Rights 5%
• Nationality 5%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• China 65%
• India 40%
• Tibet 30%
• Government 30%
• Refugee 20%
• Nepal 20%
• State 15%
• Country 10%
• Young 10%
• Local Government 5%
• Human Right 5%
• Federal Government 5%
• Resource Utilisation 5%
• Economics 5%
• Building 5%
• Security 5%
• Decision 5%
• Environment 5%
• Risk 5%
• Area 5%
• Message 5%
• Support 5%
• Target 5%
• Community 5%
• Autonomy 5%
• Cause 5%
• Youth 5%
• Voice 5%
• Boundary 5%
• Defence 5%
• Highway 5%
• Congressional Report 5%
• Police 5%
• Town 5%
• Surveillance 5%
• Inspiration 5%
• Dam 5%