This book get passed around at play time and parties by all the kids - very popular. The easy the and four letter words plus using phonics really helped with self-esteem. Each sticker has a number, for which you must search for its corresponding silhouette to place the sticker in a relevant section. I particularly enjoyed this book because it is written with a spin.Whereas most
- Title : A SOCIOLOGICAL EXPLORATION OF DISAPPEARANCES IN SRI LANKA
- Author : Jane Thomson - Senanayake
- Rating : 4.79 (413 Vote)
- Publish : 2014-2-19
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 124 Pages
- Asin : B00KNMVQ5S
- Language :
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. The hypothesis of this study is that political competition was the motive behind disappearances, which served as an integral part of a system of state power and patronage to enable the political elite to immobilise all political opposition.
As a central component of this political project, disappearance enabled the ruling elite to manipulate local grievances which, when given political expression, led to greater violence in the permanent removal of local enemies whilst heightening mistrust within communities. In detailing the first disappearances in 1971 to the ceasefire agreement with the LTTE in 2002, this study considers how an alternative apparatus operated with impunity, due process was totally dismantled and Sri Lankan society became politicised and complicit with the regime, leaving survivors of political violence with no effective remedy for legal redress or common ground to demand social restoration. The last fou
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