This article reviews key theoretical and methodological contributions that anthropologists
have made to the study of what we call security regimes. While anthropologists have been …

" Following the dramatic and violent conclusion of the 26-year old civil war in May 2009, Sri
Lanka faces a new'ground-zero'moment. The defeat of the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam …

Sri Lanka's apparel sector holds an enviable place in the imaginary of its competitors for
having a niche position amongst global retailers, given its claims of producing'garments …

Abstract The Sri Lankan state's power to narrate the war and characterize the enemy is an
expression of “triumphalist nationalism” and is a selective remembering of war. Based on …

Broad and inter-disciplinary inquiry into disability is at a nascent stage in Sri Lanka. This
paper looks at the intersectionality of disability and gender in the specific contexts of 'the …

The military conflict in Sri Lanka may be over officially, but conflict continues as a 'war
without sound'(community informant, Mullaitivu 2013), or as war by other means (Dahlman …

The purpose of this paper is to further the understanding of how unequal access to
commons is (re) produced and contested. I do so by looking into the thwarted struggle of …

This paper outlines continuity and change in official spatial practices in Colombo, Sri Lanka,
by weaving together two narratives. The first is the story of the transformation of Sri Lanka's …

This paper examines new garment factories in the former war zone of North and East Sri
Lanka. This paper elucidates the role of the state–military–capital nexus in the Sri Lankan …

Sri Lankan apparel has conventionally crafted itself as a niche and ethical supplier. Staying
with this record, shifting to PPE (personal protective equipment) production, a tripartite …