Polity Vol. 3 No.1 & 2

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‘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 SOLUTION- Lal Wijenayake

ELITE MOBILIZATION, SYMBOLIC POLITICS, AND PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS IN SRI LANKA- A.R.M. Imtiyaz

THE INTERNATIONAL AID ARCHITECTURE AND TSUNAMI RECOVERY: LESSONS FROM SRI LANKA AND INDIA- Darini Rajasingham-Senanayake

TSUNAMI REHABILITATION- REFLECTIONS- Sunil Bastian

DEEP-SEA POACHING IN SRI LANKAN WATERS, INDO- LANKA RELATIONS AND TAMIL NATIONALISM- S.I. Keethaponcalan

THE NATION ON TORTURE- Catch 33

SOUTH ASIAN LITERATURE AND THE POLITICS OF LITERARY TRANSLATION- M. A. Nuhman

THE ATMOSPHERIC HOLOCAUST- Osmund Jayaratne

A WOMAN AGAINST THE CURRENT: EDITH LUDOWYK GYÖMRÕI- Anna Borgos

HOPE IN TSUNAMI RE-BUILDING- V,S. Sambandan

PAUL CASPERSZ’ SELECTED WRITINGS- Charles Sarvan

EXPLORING PSYCHIC SUFFERING AND HEALING- Malathi de Alwis

STATEMENT BY PROFESSOR PHILLIP ALSTON

SHANAATHANAN: ‘LOCATING THE SELF’- Anne Blackburn