Harsha Senanayake is a researcher at Social Scientists’ Association- Sri Lanka and a visiting lecturer at the University of Colombo, Sri Lanka. He has acquired a masters degree in International Relations from the Department of International Relations, South Asian University, New Delhi, India and a specialised degree in International Relations from the Department of International Relations, University of Colombo. Harsha serves as an AIPE fellow- TFAS USA. He has authored few books including The Changing Patterns of USA- Japan Security Relations: Case Study of Okinawa and The Human Security Discourse and Seeking Peace: Field Work Analysis Based on the Sri Lankan Civil War.
Examining the Sinhala-Tamil Conflict in the Historical Context of Colonialism
INTRODUCTION Post-colonial conflicts trace their roots to the colonial encounter. The policies adopted by colonial governments shaped, to a considerable extent, the nature of the present-day conflicts. The story is…
Statehood, Nationalism and the Tamils in Sri Lanka
South Asia is a region known for its diversity. The pluralism of the region is striking and when western notions of sovereignty, statehood and nationalism are imposed it precipitates in…
The Finest Harbour in Seas of BRI
Does BRI upgrade the strategic position of Sri Lanka in Indo-Pacific theatre? The end of the civil war in Sri Lanka booted the economic growth of the country, and massive…