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Author: Professor Suvendrini Perera

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Peace and Conflict

Out of the Scar: Memory, Diaspora and the Cultural Politics of Reconciliation

Photo courtesy INSI Notes of a talk at the Sydney Reconciliation Forum, August 17, 2013 there is an unexploded land mine heart in us under every breast chest waiting for breath tears…

Professor Suvendrini Perera Professor Suvendrini Perera on 08/21/2013
Colombo, Human Security, IDPs and Refugees, International, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance, Post-War

Open letter to Mark Davis, presenter of SBS Dateline on ‘Sri Lanka’s New Wave’

[Editors note: Watch SBS Dateline’s Sri Lanka’s New Wave, broadcast first in Australia on 28 August 2012, here.] Dear Mark, I am intensely troubled by the tenor of your report on Sri Lankan…

Professor Suvendrini Perera Professor Suvendrini Perera on 08/29/2012

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