From Constitutional Mandate to Administrative Failure: Legal Centralism and the Stagnation of Police Adjustment in Nepal
Abstract: The transition to federalism in Nepal envisioned a decentralized security architecture, where provincial governments would exercise authority over police administration as guaranteed by the Constitution. However, nearly a decade after the promulgation of the Constitution of Nepal, the police adjustment process remains largely unimplemented. This study argues that the failure is not primarily due […]