This critical review examines the political economy of strategic partnerships between
development agencies and the private sector as a process of shared value creation in …

On the evening of 15 June 2014, violence erupted in southern Sri Lanka. During two days of
violence, Sinhala mobs systematically attacked Muslim shops and homes in the towns of …

Over the past few years, the role of private sector organizations as actors and investors in
development processes has received increased attention. This article explores the rise of …

This forum brings together reflections on Sri Lanka's recent political struggles (aragalya) that
ousted the incumbent president, and yet ended in political stasis. These reflections provide …

[Suganthy Matheeseelan]... used to run her small tailoring business from home but with help
from the ILO she learned business skills such as budgeting, bookkeeping and business …

There is a clear need for digital media policies in Sri Lanka to address violence and promote
free expression, in the context of the espoused vision of a digital Sri Lanka. There is also a …

Sri Lanka has been through vicissitudes of change in the past three decades and its current
political order gives the impression of the possibility for a different vision for Sri Lanka. Yet in …

Sri Lanka has inherited a unitary state structure and a highly centralised approach to
government administration. Since independence in 1948, various proposals to restructure …

Debt Crisis and Popular Social Protest in Sri Lanka Page 1 Astract markets, 137
Accountability, 62 Accumulation by dispossession, 114, 150, 162, 185, 190, 193 Action Plan …

The popular uprising in Sri Lanka on July 9th, 2022, led to President Gotabaya Rajapaksa
fleeing the country. It represented a stunning culmination of a wave of protests during the …