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Contributions to the Cartography of the Tibetan Himalaya (1997, Conference Paper)

Contributions on Tibetan Religion and Philosophy (1983, Book)

The Death of Milarepa: Towards a <i>Redaktionsgeschichte of the Mila rnam thar Traditions</i> (1997, Conference Paper)

Deforestation in Eastern Tibet: Human Impact Past and Present (1998, Conference Paper)

The Development of Animal Husbandry on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau (1998, Conference Paper)

Development, Society and Environment in Tibet (1998, Conference Paper)

Défense de Tsong kha pa: à propos d'un texte polémique attribué à mKhas grub rje (1997, Conference Paper)

Dpa' ris sa khul gyi bod rigs tsho ba zhig la rtog zhib byas pa'i nnyan zhu ste gzhi bdag dang mos/ (1998, Conference Paper)

The Dralag Monastery and its Tribes (1997, Conference Paper)

The Early Abbots of 'Phan-po Na-lendra: The Vicissitudes of a Great Tibetan Monastery in the 15th Century (1989, Book (single author))

<p>In tracing the early history of Penpo Nalendra ('phan po na len+d+ra, aka 'phan yul na len+d+ra) Monastery, Jackson provides accounts of its first eight abbots and of the conflicts the monastery had with Gelukpa (dge lugs pa) monasteries in the late 1480s. Included is a Tibetan history of Nalendra, a listing of the traditional divisions and estate holdings of the monastery, and a listing of more recent abbots.(Kevin Vose 2004-04-06)</p>

Early Tibetan Ideas on the Ascertainment of Validity (<i>nges byed kyi tshad ma</i>) (1992, Conference Paper)

Ernst Steinkellner

<p>This article looks at how Tibetans creatively elaborated upon the epistemological traditions which they inherited from Indian Buddhist philosophy. In particular, it demonstrates the early development by Tibetan thinkers of definitions of valid cognition which were not fully developed in the Indian tradition. (Ben Deitle 2006-03-03)</p>

Economic Patterns of the Tibet Autonomous Region (1998, Conference Paper)

The Elaboration of a Style: Eastern Indian Motifs and Forms in Early Tibetan (?) and Burmese Painting (1998, Conference Paper)

Eulogium [for Anne-Marie Blondeau] (2002, Conference Paper)

Extended Wylie Method of the Transcription of Tibetan Characters and the Database Project of Asian Languages in the Toyo Bunko (1997, Conference Paper)

The Fire Dragon <i>chos 'khor</i> (1076 AD) (1997, Conference Paper)

A First Survey of Tibetan Hippology and Hippiatry (1997, Conference Paper)

French Catholic Missions and the Politics of China and Tibet 1846-1865 (1997, Conference Paper)

From bKa' bstan bcos to bKa' 'gyur and bsTan 'gyur (1997, Conference Paper)

From 'Devil Dance' to 'World Healing': Some Representations, Perspectives and Innovations of Contemporary Tibetan Ritual Dances (1997, Conference Paper)

From Kun-mkhyen Dol-po-pa to 'Ba'-mda' dGe-legs: Three Jo-nang-pa Masters on the Interpretation of the <i>Prajñapāramitā</i> (1997, Conference Paper)

From Nomads to Ranchers: Managing Pasture among Ethnic Tibetans in Sichuan (1998, Conference Paper)

General Huang Musong's Mission to Lhasa and the Sino-Tibetan Negotiations in 1934 (1997, Conference Paper)

Green Tibetans: A Brief Social History (1997, Conference Paper)

The Green Tārā in the Ford-Collection: Some Stylistic Remarks (1998, Conference Paper)

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