1. South Asian Studies Association Brown Bag Radio The following slides accompany a podcast sponsored by the South Asian Studies Association’s Brown Bag Radio initiative. Information on SASA can be found at http://www.sasia.org . BBR podcasts are archived at http://www.brownbagradio.net . Slide shows are the intellectual property of their respective presenters. The Separatist Conflict in Sri Lanka: Terrorism, Ethnicity, Political Economy Presented by Dr. Asoka Bandarage, Georgetown Univeristy

2. The Separatist Conflict in Sri Lanka: Terrorism, Ethnicity, Political Economy Dr. Asoka Bandarage Public Policy Institute, Georgetown University Washington D.C. www.bandarage.com

3. Figure 1.1: Asymmetric Bipolar Conflict Model

4. Figure 1.2:

5. Map 1.1: Provinces of Sri Lanka Source: Asoka Bandarage, Colonialism in Sri Lanka: The Political Economy of the Kandyan Highlands, 1833-1886 (Berlin: Mouton, 1983) p. xiv

7. Map 4.2: Ethnic Distribution in Sri Lanka Sources: Sri Lanka Population Census, 1981, Robert Stoddard ‘Reorganization and Regionalism in Sri Lanka’, Paper Presented at Session on South Asian Geography: Changing Trends and Patterns, Annual Conference on South Asia, Madison, Wisconsin, 7 November 1986, Map 6 (based on Assistant Government Agents’ Divisions).

8. Table 2.1: Ethnic Distribution in Higher State Services, 1946-1975 (Percentages)

9. Table 3.1: University Science Faculty Admissions, 1969-1977: By Ethnicity (Percentages)

10. University Admissions: Candidates Obtaining Minimum Requirement not Selected, by District and Ethnicity, 1975 and 1976 Source: C.R. de Silva, ‘The Politics of University Admissions: A Review of Some Aspects of the Admission Policy in Sri Lanka 1971-1978’, The Sri Lanka Journal of Social Sciences , 1978, I (2), pp. 85-123, Tables 4 and 7.

11. Map 1.2 Source: Research Division, Tamil Nadu Liberation Front ( www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/para/ltte-maps.htm ), accessed 10 September 2008.

12. Table 1.1a: Sri Lanka Tamil Diaspora, 2008 Sources: Peter Chalk, 'The Tigers Abroad: How the LTTE Diaspora Supports the Conflict in Sri Lanka', Georgetown Journal of International Affairs 9:2, Summer/Fall 2008, pp.97-104; www.tamilnation.org/diaspora/060209.

13. Figure 9.1: Boomerang Pattern Source: Margaret E. Keek and Kathryn Sikkink, Activists Beyond Borders: Advocacy Networks in International Politics , Inthaca: Cornell University Press, 1998, p.13

14. Table 8.1: Norwegian Foreign Ministry Funds: Selected Sri Lankan Recipients, 2005 *USD conversion as given in original. Source: Enclosure, Norwegians Against Terrorism, Report of 1/14/2007: www.svik.org/nat1.pdf .

15. Table 8.2: CFA Violations: Selected Human Rights Violations (February 22, 2002-April 30, 2007) Sources: Violations Ruled by Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission, 'Secretariat for Coordinating the Peace Process', www.peacesrilanka.com/ .

16. Figure 9.2: Conflict Resolution: Levels, Actors, Strategies

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