by polity.lk | Mar 31, 2024 | Polity Archive
Polity Vol. 3 No. 3 POLITICS TO PREVENT WAR SRI LANKA’S PEACE: BEYOND OLD NATIONALIST IMAGINATIONS- Jayadeva Uyangoda NO WAR, NO PEACE?- Sunil Bastian THE CONSTITUTIONAL COUNCIL MUST FUNCTION- Civil Rights Movement JVP CAN RESURRECT THE CONSTITUTIONAL COUNCIL-...
by polity.lk | Mar 31, 2024 | Polity Archive
Polity Vol. 3 No. 1 & 2 ‘JAW JAW’ IN GENEVA SRI LANKA’S CRISIS: THE PEACE PROCESS WEARS THIN- Jayadeva Uyangoda THE RAJAPAKSE PRESIDENCY: CONSEQUENCES FOR THE PEACE PROCESS – Kumar Rupesinghe THE SINHALA PEOPLE HAVE NOT REJECTED A FEDERAL...
by polity.lk | Mar 31, 2024 | Polity Archive
Polity Vol. 2 No. 5 & 6 SABRE RATTLINGS? P-TOMS SUPREME COURT JUDGMENT ON P-TOMS MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING AFTER THE JUDGMENT ETHNIC POLITICS AND CONFLICT MUSLIM POLITICS – Fara Haniffa WOMEN SUPPORT P-TOMS VIOLENT MUSLIM MOBILIZATION IN SRI LANKA –...
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Polity Vol. 2 No. 4 TSUNAMI AND AFTER THREE YEARS AFTER THE CEASE FIRE- Jayadeva Uyangoda PROPOSALS FOR THE NORTH AND EAST- Sumanasiri Liyanage THE TSUNAMI TRAGEDY – Osmund Jayaratne SUPPORT RESTORATION OF DEMOCRACY IN NEPAL OLD HABITS DIE HARD – Mihirini Sirisena...
by polity.lk | Mar 31, 2024 | Polity Archive
Polity Vol. 2 No. 3 Peace After the Tsunami: New Windows of Opportunity Post-Tsunami Recovery – Jayadeva Uyangoda After the Tsunami – Rajan Philips From Rehabilitation to Peace – Kristian Stokke and N. Shanmugaratnam The Spectre of a ‘Second...
