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Author: Martin White

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Human Rights, Human Security, IDPs and Refugees, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Post-War, Vavuniya

The war in Sri Lanka is not over – get it?

In his ”responses and clarifications’’ to his article, Is the War Really Over?, Lionel Bopage defends himself against a critic’s charge that he doesn’t ”get it” that the war is really over…

Martin White Martin White on 07/23/200903/07/2011
Colombo, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance

The Sinhala conquest of the Tamil nation

[Editors note: by Martin White, read over 900 times to date, elicited a number of responses among which were those of Nicolai. It is Nicolai’s last response that Martin White takes up…

Martin White Martin White on 05/23/200905/25/2009
Colombo, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance

The Poverty of Michael Roberts’ Enlightened Humanitarianism

, by Prof. Michael Roberts, is an essay of profound importance. Sadly, not for its genius, but to the extent that it provides an abject lesson in the tragic consequences of the…

Martin White Martin White on 05/12/2009

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