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A Kaffrinha dos Burghers da Província Oriental. Uma etnografia no Sri Lanka
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Synchronic variation in Sri Lanka Portuguese personal pronouns
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Bibliometric analysis on global e-learning literature in Web of Science database: with special reference to Sri Lankan context
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In: Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal) (2020)
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Family chat: Burgher food ; slp084_4 ; Documentation of Sri Lanka Portuguese
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Peace Education Studies and Post-Conflict Sri Lanka
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Peace education is educational instruction focusing on a pupil’s sense of community, civic duty and cooperation. Peace education scholars hypothesize that it offers a way to foster peace and reconciliation in countries and regions coping with the aftermath of conflict. Peace education is a dynamic field of research that has gained increased attention in academia over the last four decades. One of the main propositions that scholars have investigated in this field is the possible relationship between education and the success of post-conflict development and reconciliation measures. The conflict in Sri Lanka was a decades-long armed conflict that was often described both as an ethnic conflict and as a civil war. While the warring parties were indeed of different ethnic groups, a closer examination of the conflict reveals that the tension between the ethnic groups stemmed from competition over economic and political resources and power as a legacy of ‘divide and rule’ policies set in place by a colonial ruler. After Sri Lanka gained independence from the British Empire, there was a struggle to revise the political structure that led to violent conflict. This conflict officially ended in 2009 at which time there was a renewed focus on reconstruction and reconciliation efforts that could include peace education. In this thesis, I analyze peace education studies with specific consideration given to three primary aspects of the implementation of a peace education program in post-conflict Sri Lanka, which include examining the appropriate agent and timing of implementation as well as the viability of such a program given the ongoing tension relating to ethnic and linguistic differences. ; Government
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Peace Education; Post-Conflict Reconciliation; Sri Lanka
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URL: http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.InstRepos:42004219
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Buddha as Progenitor of Pali, the Non-parole Lingua Dhammica
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The Politics of English in Sri Lanka: Perspectives from Postcolonial Anglophone Literature
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Anver, Gazala. - : The University of Sydney, 2019. : Department of English, 2019. : Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, School of Literature, Art and Media, 2019
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Ethnolinguistic concordance and the receipt of postpartum IUD counseling services in Sri Lanka.
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Do tigers confess? : an interdisciplinary study of confessionary evidence in counter-terrorism measures of Sri Lanka
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