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11. ETHNIC CONFLICT IN SRI LANKA AND REGIONAL SECURITY The history of ethnic conflict in sri lanka is the history of emergence The Indosri lanka Agreement has implication for regional Co-operation as well. http://www.infolanka.com/org/srilanka/issues/kumari.html

ETHNIC CONFLICT IN SRI LANKA AND REGIONAL SECURITY By Kumari Jayawardhana (Date: Oct 1987) Introduction THE BEGINNINGS OF THE ETHNIC CONFLICT: THE PRE-COLONIAL SITUATION THE COLONIAL PERIOD SINHALA BUDDHIST IDENTITY POLITICAL REFORMS ... REFERENCES The violent ethnic conflict that has ravaged Sri Lanka for a decade resulted in an agreement between the governments of Sri Lanka and India - the `Indo-Sri Lanka Agreement - to establish peace and normalcy in Sri Lanka' (signed on 29 July 1987) and the Provincial Councils Act (providing for regional autonomy) passed in parliament in November 1987. What has begun as an essentially domestic problem, arising from a minority ethnic group's attempts to overcome acts of discrimination and oppression, acquired over time a regional and an international dimension; it had ultimately to be resolved by the intervention of a regional power with the support of all the major world powers, but with opposition from both Sinhala and Tamil militants in Sri Lanka. It is perhaps ironic that one of the most unfortunate ethnic wars of recent times should occur in Sri Lanka, an island reputed to have had a peaceful transition from `model colony' to stable Third World state achieving international praise for its excellent quality of life and democratic institutions. These were factors which made Sri Lanka a `country of concentration' for several aid donors, and after 1977, increased private foregin investment. All these expectations were seriously eroded by years of carnage and destruction when the `emerald isle' of tourists literature turned blood red. The civil war not only killed off thousand of innocent people (Sinhala, Tamil, and Muslim) and brutalized civil society, giving rise to a climate of chauvinist hysteria and intolerance, but also left in its wake little alternative except outside intervention.

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ANOTHER INDO - LANKA AGREEMENT (1999 January 13) Ten years after the infamous Indo-Lanka agreement signed by Mr. J. R. Jayawardane and Mr. Rajiv Gandhi another Indo - Lanka agreement has been signed by Ms. Chandrika Kumaratunga and Mr. Vajpayee. The first agreement was political and was forced on Sri Lanka by India, a fact that was known to most people even then, which has now been confirmed by Mr. Dixit, the then high commissioner for India in Sri Lanka who thought of himself as the viceroy in Sri Lanka. In that political agreement many concessions were given to the Tamil racists. The agreement recognised that the northern and the eastern provinces of Sri Lanka were the traditional homeland of the Tamils, though not in the same words, against the history and the demography of the country. Tamil was also made an official language of Sri Lanka even though it was not so in India. Sri Lanka was declared again contrary to history, culture, and the population, a multi ethnic society. Almost all countries are multi ethnic in the sense that there are two or more ethnic groups living in them. However as I have mentioned on many occasions, a country with a history is identified with a particular culture. England is an Anglican Christian country, irrespective of the fact there are Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists and others living in that country. India is a Hindu country, whatever the constitution may say, even though many parts of the country were under the Muslim kings for many centuries. Nobody would think of equating the Hindu culture of India with the Buddhist culture in spite of her association with Buddhism in her history.

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16. Sri Lanka: History history. sri lanka. The island of Ceylon was populated by the Vedda in ancient times Both groups possess common ethnic characteristics and seek regional http://gbgm-umc.org/country_profiles/country_history.cfm?Id=153

17. LAKBIMA - SRI LANKAN ISSUES Home Page The history, culture, politics and other related issues pertaining to sri lankaand her peoples, Security Implications of regional Power in sri lanka http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/mahnel/

The history, culture, politics and other related issues pertaining to Sri Lanka and her peoples, with special emphasis on the present conflict Presented by Neville and Mahes Ladduwahetty THE CULTURAL WEALTH OF SRI LANKA LANGUAGES: Sinhala, Tamil, and English RELIGIONS: Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and Christianity POPULATION (1981 Census) Total Population14,850,000 Percentage Sinhalese74.0% Percentage Sri Lankan Tamils12.6% Indian Tamils5.6% Others-0.7% Percentage Sri Lankan Tamils in Northern Province-6.5% Percentage Sri Lankan Tamils in Eastern Province2.7% Percentage Sri Lankan Tamils in rest of country-3.4% TOPICS INCLUDE: Background of the Conflict Ideology of the Conflict Nation, State and Self-Determination Minorities and Power Sharing ... Devolution-A Lesson from Canada Autonomy of the Aland Province of Finland NOT a model for Sri Lanka A Non-Territorial Alternative to Regional Development The Need for an Alternative Tamil Grievances - A Fresh Perspective Polarization of the Tamil Community and its Impact on a Political Solution Language Proposals before the Select Committee Democracy and Devolution Sri Lanka - One Country, One Nation

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SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF REGIONAL POWER IN SRI LANKA The political structure of Sri Lanka is based on the concept of the center sharing power with the regions. This article explores the security implications of regional power due to the geopolitics of the Delhi/Tamil Nadu nexus, and also the relevance of regional power vis-a-vis the divided leadership within the Tamil community. To the LTTE, regional power is irrelevant because of their dedication to the creation of a separate state. If this is not an immediate possibility, regional power today would be of meaning only if it holds the promise of a separate state tomorrow. As far as the Tamil leadership in Colombo is concerned, the concept of regional power is irrelevant because this leadership does not represent a region to which power can be assigned. As a concept, regional power cannot be considered in isolation. It has to be considered within the geopolitics of the region. For instance, the powers to be assigned to the regions have a direct bearing on the security of Sri Lanka because of the cross border linkages that exist between the Tamils in Sri Lanka and the Tamils in Tamil Nadu. Many have commented that these linkages are not a constraint, and that they arise from a "minority complex" among the Sinhala People despite their numerical majority in Sri Lanka. A recent assurance was "... fear that the demand for an "Eelam" or next best alternative is a step in the direction of "Enosis" with Tamilnadu is misplaced" (Ranita Hensman, 10/28/98, Island, "Tamil Homeland Concept").

19. The History Of Econometric Models In Sri Lanka Bibliography and Index of United Nations Centre for regional Development Citation, Thenuwara, HN “The history of Econometric Models in sri lanka. http://www.virtualref.com/uncrd/1278.htm

Home Bibliography and Index of United Nations Centre for Regional Development Publications Citation Quantitative Tools in Economic Planning: Applications and Issues in Asia , edited by Antonio L. Fernandez and N. S. Cooray, 113-120. UNCRD Research Report Series, no. 30. Nagoya, Japan: United Nations Centre for Regional Development, 1999. Title The History of Econometric Models in Sri Lanka Year Author Thenuwara, H. N. Economic Research Department, Central Bank of Sri Lanka, Colombo, Sri Lanka Material Type Book Chapter Features 1 table Pages p. 113-120 Relationships Part of 227 p. Quantitative Tools in Economic Planning: Applications and Issues in Asia Subjects ECONOMETRIC MODELS SRI LANKA Abstract Control No. RR 30i Home

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Home SRI LANKA 01 INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 01.04 COUNTRIES AND REGIONS 01.04.04 ASIA Economic Integration in a Developing Country: An Econometric Test Journal Article 2000 View Bibliographic Record Applications, Issues and Future Prospects of Quantitative Tools in Economic Planning Book Chapter 1999 View Bibliographic Record Asian Females in Overseas Employment: Causes and Consequences Insights from the Sri Lankan Experience Journal Article 1999 View Bibliographic Record Econometric Analysis and Planning in the Social Sectors: An Application to Education in Sri Lanka Book Chapter 1999 View Bibliographic Record Econometric Modelling for Policy Analysis and Planning: Evolution and Application Journal Article 1999 View Bibliographic Record Effects of Interest Rate and Exchange Rate Policies: Simulation with a Macroeconomic Model of Sri Lanka Book Chapter 1999 View Bibliographic Record The History of Econometric Models in Sri Lanka Book Chapter 1999 View Bibliographic Record Macroeconometric Modelling in Sri Lanka: Review of Models and Challenges in the Future Book Chapter 1999 View Bibliographic Record Modelling of Paddy/Rice Sector of Sri Lanka Book Chapter 1999 View Bibliographic Record Sectoral Diversity of Income Inequality in Sri Lanka: A Disaggregated Analysis by Factor Incomes Journal Article 1999 View Bibliographic Record Tourism Development in Developing Countries: Conditions and Problems in the Case of Sri Lanka

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