Sri Lanka's North II: Rebuilding under the Military

International Crisis Group · ICG Asia Report N°220, 16 March 2012

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ICG Tier B foundational documentation: 'The Sri Lankan military's control over the political and economic life of the Northern Province is deepening the alienation and anger of northern Tamils and threatening sustainable peace.' Documents military penetration into civilian administration, economy, agriculture, fisheries, resettlement post-war. Structural baseline against which any 'civilian administration' proposal must be tested. 2012 data; PEARL 2017/2026 and Oakland 2021/2024 extend the timeline.

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