Pathways of Dissent: Tamil Nationalism in Sri Lanka

Cheran, Rudhramoorthy (ed.) · Sage / SSA, New Delhi (2010)

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Edited volume on Tamil political identity post-2009, grounded in conflict-transformation literature. Cited in Dossier 09 §04 for the post-2009 reframing of Tamil diaspora civic identity. UK TA 2000 §12 framing: descriptive academic scholarship.

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