Fishing in Turbulent Waters

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Title:	Fishing in Turbulent Waters
Contributors:	Chaaminda, Sumith
Keywords:	Relationship between development and ethnic reconciliation in post-war Sri Lanka. Sri Lankan government -- economic development -- ethnic reconciliation --economic and livelihood opportunities Fishing industry --Northern and Eastern provinces --Sri Lanka Government’s development --ethnic tensions in the war affected areas -- Sri Lanka. Governments post-war development strategy --asymmetry and distribution of the benefits of economic growth between ethnic communities. Northern fishing communities and their competitors from the Southern provinces and South India Reinforcement and reproduction --social hierarchies and power relation as well as the emergence of new forms of suppression and inequality. Sri Lanka.
Issue Date:	Aug-2012
Publisher:	International Centre for Ethnic Studies
Place of Publication:	Sri Lanka
Series/Report no.:	International Centre for Ethnic Studies; 2012; Working Paper series: 2
URI:	http://arks.princeton.edu/ark:/88435/dsp011n79h660t
ISBN:	978-955-580-131-7
Related resource:	https://app.box.com/s/535b5f82d42f4d029fd6
Appears in Collections:	Serials and series reports (Publicly Accessible) - International Centre for Ethnic Studies [Sri Lanka] ICES Working Paper

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