Culture, politics, and development in postcolonial Sri Lanka

Nalani Hennayake

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Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Glossary of Sri Lankan terms and abbreviations Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 Dominant Thinking on Development and its Challenges Chapter 5 Conceptualizing Development in Postcolonial Sri Lanka Chapter 6 Indigenization, Power Politics and Postcolonial state Chapter 7 Cultural Politics and Ritualizing Development Chapter 8 New ideology of 'People-izing' Development Chapter 9 Culture, Politics and Resistance to Development Chapter 10 Political Legitimacy to Cultural Sensibility

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