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Reconciliation: From Invoking to Understanding

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Colombo, Fiction / Creative Writing, Peace and Conflict, Post-War, Reconciliation, Reconciliation: From Invoking to Understanding

Reconciling what? History, Realism and the Problem of an Inclusive Sri Lankan Imaginary

What does reconciliation signify in the Sri Lankan context? In many post-conflict contexts the idea of reconciliation dominates public discussion. This is no different in Sri Lanka. But what exactly is meant…

Dr Harshana Rambukwella Dr Harshana Rambukwella on 05/15/201205/15/2012
Batticaloa, Peace and Conflict, Post-War, Reconciliation, Reconciliation: From Invoking to Understanding

Coping with little support: Batticaloa’s women ex-combatants and their reintegration

The end of hostilities in May 2009 saw some 270,000 to 300,000 Tamils fleeing the conflict zone in the North and settling in camps for internally displaced people. Fleeing the fighting, together…

Sonny Inbaraj Krishnan Sonny Inbaraj Krishnan on 04/27/201204/25/2012
Development, Economy, Jaffna, Post-War, Reconciliation: From Invoking to Understanding

Fishing in Turbulent Waters

Introduction Newly initiated development projects in the Northern and Eastern Provinces in post-war Sri Lanka are expected to open new avenues towards ethnic reconciliation, as proclaimed not only by government media but…

Sumith Chaaminda Sumith Chaaminda on 03/31/2012
Arts and Theatre, Colombo, Features, Post-War, Reconciliation, Reconciliation: From Invoking to Understanding

Sri Lankan Post-War Cinema and Reconciliation

In any conflict environment, the audio-visual medium, in particular cinema, is utilized as a dominant tool of propaganda. In the Sri Lankan context, both the State and the LTTE have used the…

Dinidu Karunanayake and Thiyagaraja Waradas Dinidu Karunanayake and Thiyagaraja Waradas on 03/12/201203/12/2012
Colombo, Jaffna, Post-War, Reconciliation, Reconciliation: From Invoking to Understanding, Religion and faith

History after the War: Challenges for Post War Reconciliation

[Editors note: Also listen to podcast by author here.] The end of the war is certainly not the end of the conflict that led to the military confrontation between the military forces of Sri…

Dr.Nirmal Ranjith Dewasiri Dr.Nirmal Ranjith Dewasiri on 02/25/201203/12/2012
Colombo, Jaffna, Post-War, Reconciliation, Reconciliation: From Invoking to Understanding, Religion and faith

History after the War: Challenges for Post War Reconciliation (Podcast)

This podcast is based on  penned by the author. As noted in the article, From the point of view of a post-war reconciliation that should accommodate the legitimate demands of Tamils in…

Dr.Nirmal Ranjith Dewasiri Dr.Nirmal Ranjith Dewasiri on 02/25/201202/24/2012

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