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Punsara Amarasinghe

Dr. Punsara Amarasinghe is a lecturer at the Faculty of Law, General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University. His co-edited book “Thirty Years Looking Back: The Rule of Law, Human Rights and State Building in the Post-Soviet Space was published in 2022 .

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    Revisiting Crippled Minds after 40 years

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    Book Reviews

    The writings critiquing Western knowledge and the West’s depiction of Asia are being often received a higher admiration from the academia in the Global South as profound attempts that try to question

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    Royal Asiatic Society of Sri Lanka celebrates its 178th Anniversary

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    News

    This year marks the 178th anniversary of the Royal Asiatic Society of Sri Lanka the oldest learned society in the country, but arguably the 178th year stands as a critical juncture for

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    Ideologies: Swimming against the current

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    In general, the dissolution of the USSR was marked as the triumph of liberal democracy over Communism by creating a rift in the ideological realm of the West. However, the euphoria erupted

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    Prof. Merlin Peiris: The last of the Mohicans leaves the stage

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    Education

    The demise of Prof Merlin Peiris embodies the end of an epoch representing the humanities academia in Sri Lanka as he was obviously the last of those great doyens who lived when

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    Thucydidean reality in Sri Lanka: Some comments on Yuan Wang 5

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    Columns

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