Securing the Sasana through Law: Buddhist constitutionalism and Buddhist-interest litigation in Sri Lanka

Schonthal, Benjamin · Modern Asian Studies, Cambridge University Press

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Tier-A peer-reviewed analysis of how Article 9 has been operationalised through litigation. Anchors §E's constitutional-privilege analysis.

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