The Middle Way as Statecraft: Tibetan Political Philosophy in an Age of Power Asymmetry

The Tibet question today is often framed in terms of human rights,[1] geopolitics,[2] history,[3] sovereignty, and assimilation.[4] Yet such a framing, while relevant, remains insufficient to define the ongoing stalemate of Tibet-Peoples’ Republic of China (PRC) dialogue. At its core, the stalemate since 2010 between Beijing and Dharamshala[5] reflects a deeper clash—not merely of interests, but […]