Michael Roberts
In the course of Roshan Samarawickrama’s cataloguing work on my books, I have come across little known books, pamphlets and papers. The books and booklets are in all sizes and shapes.
Let me LIST a handful of booklets of A4 Size produced by the ICES in Colombo which are….in my speculative assessment … NOT Widely known. While one has 158 pages, most are in the 50-80 range of pages. They are a testimony to the work of MARIO GOMES and his team at the ICES in the years 2015-18.
A quick glance at the names of the AUTHORS will affirm the catholicity of the ICES managements reach and its all-island approach.
Annemarie de Silva: Limits of Expression. Creative Artistes and Censorship in Sri Lanka, ICES 2017
Nirmal R Dewasiri: New Buddhist Extremism and the Challenges to Ethno-Religious Coexistence in Sri Lanka, ICES, 2016
Mohamed Faslan & Nadine Vanniasingham: Fracturing Community. Inter-group Relations among the Muslims of Sri Lanka, ICES, 2015, 29 pp
Gehan Gunatillleke: The Chronic and the Entrenched: Ethno-Religious Violence in Sri Lanka, ICES, 2018, 107 pp
Ramani Gunatilaka & Ranmini Vithanagama: Women’s Labour Market Outcomes and Livelihood Interventions in Sri Lanka’ North after the War, ICES, Feb 2018 171 pp
Vasuki Jeyasankar & Savini Ganhewa: Making ends meet: Women’s Livelihoods in Post-War Sri Lanka, ICES, Feb 2018, 80 pp
Chulani Kodikara: Doing This and That: Self-employment and Economic survival of women heads of households in Mullaitivu, ICES, Feb 2018 50 pp
Iresha M Lakshman: Impact of Intimate Relationships n Livelihood Actitvities of Women affected by War in Northern Sri Lanka, ICES, Feb 2017 30 pp
Vijay Nagaraj& Farzana Haniffa: Towards Recovering Histories of Anti-Muslim Violence in the context of Sinhala Muslim Tensions in Sri Lanka, 2017 45 pp
Ranmini Vithanagama: Women’s Economic Empowerment. A Literature Review, November 2017, 69 pp
Jeevasuthan Subramaniam: War and Recovery: Psychosocial Challenges in Northern Sri Lanka, November 2017, 49 pp
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