| PEACE WATCH: SETTLEMENT STABILITY: SOME ‘REALIST’ INSIGHTS | Jayadeva Uyangoda | 03 |
| ENGAGING THE PEACE PROCESS, POLITICALLY | Jayadeva Uyangoda | 09 |
| DILEMMAS OF A PEACE PROCESS | Sunil Bastian | 11 |
| THE BIG NEIGHBOUR SYNDROME | A.M. Navaratna-Bandara | 13 |
| SECOND ROUND OF NEGOTIATIONS | Morina Perera | 15 |
| CEASE-FIRE AGREEMENT AND BEYOND:THE ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE | W.D.Lakshman | 17 |
| A NEW GIANT SUCKING SOUND | William Greider | 20 |
| NO ONE ELECTED BUSH TO ATTACK IRAQ | William Pfaff | 22 |
| GLOBALISATION, THE IMF AND GEOVERNANCE | D.N.Gosh | 23 |
| A PROVEN WAY TO END INDIA’S COMMUNAL RIOTS | Ramesh Thakur | 26 |
| KADUWA: FROM OPPRESSOR TO SAVIOUR, THE IRONIES OF THE POLITICS OF ENGLISH | Prabha Manuratne | 27 |
| POSITING AN OPPOSITE, THE HYBRID ISLAND: CULTURE CROSSINGS AND THE INVENTION OF IDENTITY IN SRI LANKA | Farzana Hanifa | 32 |
| AN INTELLECTUAL TOUR DE FORCE | Jayantha Somasundaram | 36 |
| CAN CHILDREN CONSENT? | 38 | |
| DOCUMENTS | ||
| WOMEN’S CONCERNS AND THE PEACE PROCESS: RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S MISSION TO THE NORTH EAST OF SRI LANKA 12TH TO 17TH OCTOBER 2002 | 40 |
