Ethnonationalist networks and transnational opportunities: the Sri Lankan Tamil diaspora

Wayland, Sarah · Review of International Studies 30(3), Cambridge (2004)

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Peer-reviewed RIS analysis of the Sri Lankan Tamil diaspora as a transnational political actor. Cited in Dossier 09 §04 strictly for the analytic mechanism. UK Terrorism Act 2000 §12 protections apply: academic description of diaspora behaviour, not endorsement.

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