| AFTER THE ELECTIONS | 01 | |
| WAS WOMEN’S VOTE THE SECRET WEAPON? | 04 | |
| THE WORLD CAN’T BE SO EASILY DIVIDED | Amartya Sen | 06 |
| LIBERALISATION AND POLITICAL DECAY | David Dunham & Sisira Jayasuriya | 07 |
| A SOCIAL COST OF ‘WAR FOR PEACE’ | Muttukrishna Saravanathan | 15 |
| CONFLICT RESOLUTION THEORIES | Ranjith Wijesingha | 17 |
| PARTITION AS AN OPTION | Sumanasiri Liyanage | 21 |
| TRADE:GENDER-BLIND DOHA CRITICISED | Farah Khan | 24 |
| BOOK REVIEWS | ||
| THEATRE AND THE STATE | Neloufer de Mel | 25 |
| THE SUPERNATURAL IN ‘BELOVED’ | Sudeshna Ranmuthugala | 28 |
| CASTING PEARLS | Manel Tampoe | 29 |
| FOCUS ON AFGANISTAN | 31 | |
| AFGAN WOMEN-BARGAINING WITH PATRIARCHY | 32 | |
| RECLAIMING 23 LOST YEARS | Pamela Philipose | 34 |
| WEAPONS OF PEACE | Ritu Menon | 36 |
| REBUILD AFGANISTAN | South Asian Feminist Appeal |
