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Identity Politics and State Building in Sri Lanka
Understanding Ethno-Nationalist Mobilization in a Postcolonial State in Transition
Editor: Pinnawala, Sisira.
Publisher: The Pathfinder Foundation and the Institute for the Study of Human Rights Colummbia University
Place of Publish: Sri Lanka, Colombo
Year: 2014
Page Numbers: 412
Acc. No: 5326
Class No: 321 IDE
Category: Books & Reports
Subjects: Political Science
Type of Resource: Monograph
Languages: English
ISBN: 978-955-1201-05-0
The Identity Politics of Peace Building looks at civil society and peace movements in the context of the identity-based armed conflict(s) in Sri Lanka. It focuses specifically on the identity politics implied in attempts at mobilising a movement for peace and shows why civil society groups engaging in ‘peace work, often fail to increase the sense of security among civilians, and to challenge the underlying structures of war.
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