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ARUNODAYA

Following on the successful completion of the Inter Student Exchange Series Programme 2006 this colorful, souvenir collection of Camp reports, collates experiences, speeches highlights , student views and writings in a celebration of the Camp spirit of appreciation of diversity and ethnic harmony.

SABHA – the Local Government Magazine

A periodical publication sharing lessons learned from the Transparent Accountable Local Governance (TALG) Programme containing topical articles on Local Governance and Local Authorities in regions covered. SABHA – the Local Government MagazineSABHA – the Local Government Magazine

Transparent Accountable Local Governance Report

Report of the Transparent Accountable Local Governance Programme sharing lessons learned on the Project.

Evolution of the Federal Concept in Sri Lanka ( 3 languages)

Outlining events from 1926- 2005 this handbook traces developments in? negotiations towards solution of the Ethnic Conflict and of the Federal Idea in Sri Lanka?

Commentary :Structure and Process of Negotiations ( 3 languages)

This book is a commentary on the proceedings of a two-part Seminar focusing on the structure and processes of negotiations in Sri Lanka. It looks into the multi-dimensional aspects of structure and process and captures fresh ideas and perspecitives on the subject. It is hoped that this would provide some insights that may help in […]

Ethnic Conflict and the Responsibility of Civil Society – in Sinhala

A record of a discussion on the ethnic conflict and the responsibility of civil society in conflict resolution. This publication highlights the responsibility of civil society to impress upon political actors the need for a negotiated settlement of the ethnic conflict. This publication is edited by Lionel Guruge. Published in Sinhala.

Matha Vimasumak A Collection of Views on the Peace Process – in Sinhala

These articles are unique for their representation of unity in diversity of the subject matter. In this collection of articles you come across many prominent scholars in the country. The diversity of this collection of articles itself amply demonstrates that the peace building process in Sri Lanka does not move in a straight line and […]