Distant warriors, distant peace workers? Multiple diaspora roles in Sri Lanka's violent conflict

Orjuela, Camilla · Global Networks 8(4), Wiley (2008)

tlte-cite:orjuela-conflict-transformation

Editorial gloss

Distinguishes 'distant warriors' (a category TLTE explicitly does not occupy) from 'distant peace workers' and rights-based transnational actors. Cited in Dossier 09 §04 to ground the Hybrid Nation Doctrine's additive, non-substitutive posture.

Live source

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1471-0374.2008.00233.x

Archive snapshot · web.archive.org

Closest capture (auto-resolved)

Snapshot now · Save Page Now

If the live source ever rots, capture a fresh copy on web.archive.org. One click — no account needed.

Dossier tags

dossier 09 hybrid nation genealogy

Citation IDs in the tlte-cite: namespace are append-only and permanent. They can be quoted from any dossier, the Velicham assistant, or external scholarship. The canonical resolver lives atdocs.tlte.cloud/cite/<slug>.

Continue in Reference & Tools

Citations Appendix

Sourced references for the campaign archive.

Primary Evidence Ledger

First-hand documentation underpinning the case.

Comparative Precedents

How other post-conflict societies handled demilitarisation.

Diaspora Law Index· சட்ட அட்டவணை

109 laws, treaties and frameworks across 14 jurisdictions — filter by status, effect on the diaspora, and use-case (asset recovery, accountability, protest rights, self-determination, more). Citation-only.