• A SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE MASS MOVEMENT AGAINST THE UMA OYA WATER PROJECT 

  Madushanka, M A D (6 th World Conference on Women’s Studies (WCWS 2020), 2020)

  Uma Oya Multipurpose Development Project is one of the largest projects in Sri Lanka. The objective of this project was to fulfil the water and development needs of Hambantota district by diverting Uma Oya water to the ...
• Politics of post-disaster management: A case study of Menik farm welfare camp, Vavuniya Sri Lanka 

  Mahees, M.T.M. (2019)

  Among the man-made disasters, civil war or terrorism causes serious consequences in terms of generating refugees and re-settlement problems all over the world. Menik Farm was a welfare camp which functioned in Chettikulam, ...
• Sub-Urban Agriculture, Food Practice and Its Impact on Environment 

  Mahees, M.T.M.; Manawadu, L. (2019)

  This paper basically attempts to address the attitude and behavior of people in Kesbewa Urban Council areas in terms of urban agriculture at their home garden, food consumption and environmental conservation. For this ...
• Postwar Development Activities and Its Ecological Impacts in Sri Lanka. 

  Mahees, M.T.M. (Kumaran Publication, 2020)
• Stress Among Undergraduates: A case study of University of Colombo, Sri Lanka. 

  Mahees, M.T.M. (2020)

  The main objective of this study is to investigate the academic, personal, socio-cultural and economic factors that cause or increase stress among university students, in Sri Lanka. An explorative and qualitative methodology ...

• A SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE MASS MOVEMENT AGAINST THE UMA OYA WATER PROJECT 

  Madushanka, M A D (6 th World Conference on Women’s Studies (WCWS 2020), 2020)

  Uma Oya Multipurpose Development Project is one of the largest projects in Sri Lanka. The objective of this project was to fulfil the water and development needs of Hambantota district by diverting Uma Oya water to the ...
• Politics of post-disaster management: A case study of Menik farm welfare camp, Vavuniya Sri Lanka 

  Mahees, M.T.M. (2019)

  Among the man-made disasters, civil war or terrorism causes serious consequences in terms of generating refugees and re-settlement problems all over the world. Menik Farm was a welfare camp which functioned in Chettikulam, ...
• Sub-Urban Agriculture, Food Practice and Its Impact on Environment 

  Mahees, M.T.M.; Manawadu, L. (2019)

  This paper basically attempts to address the attitude and behavior of people in Kesbewa Urban Council areas in terms of urban agriculture at their home garden, food consumption and environmental conservation. For this ...
• Postwar Development Activities and Its Ecological Impacts in Sri Lanka. 

  Mahees, M.T.M. (Kumaran Publication, 2020)
• Stress Among Undergraduates: A case study of University of Colombo, Sri Lanka. 

  Mahees, M.T.M. (2020)

  The main objective of this study is to investigate the academic, personal, socio-cultural and economic factors that cause or increase stress among university students, in Sri Lanka. An explorative and qualitative methodology ...
• Colonialism and religion: colonial knowledge productions on Sri Pada as ‘Adam’s Peak’ 

  De Silva, Premakumara (2014)

  Abstract: This paper is directed to discuss the ‘effective’aspect of colonial knowledge in the discursive constructions of one of the popular pilgrimage sites, Sri Pada in Sri Lanka. What the author explores here is how ...
• King, Monks and Pre-colonial States: Patrons of the Temple of the Sacred Footprint 

  De Silva, Premakumara (2012)
• Reordering of Post- colonial Sri Pāda Temple in Sri Lanka: Buddhism, State and Nationalism 

  De Silva, Premakumara (2013)

  Historically speaking, Sri Pāda temple is a remarkable place of worship for people belonging to all four major religions in Sri Lanka where they share one particular object of worship—the sacred footprint. However, this ...
• GOD OF COMPASSION AND THE DIVINE PROTECTOR OF 'SRI PADA': TRENDS IN POPULAR BUDDHISM IN SRI LANKA 

  De Silva, Premakumara (2008)

  Theravada Buddhism in Sri Lanka has always coexisted with various forms of other religious practices oriented to deities, planets, astrology and demons (yakku), and some of these often figure in the Hindu tradition as ...
• Competitive sharing: Sri Lankan Hindus and Up-country Tamil religiosity at the Sri Pada Temple 

  De Silva, Premakumara (2018)

  The cultural hegemony of post-colonial public religion has been one of the greatest banes to linguistic and religious minorities. Minority cultures have become invisible in a national culture increasingly dominated by a ...
• Anthropological Studies on South Asian Pilgrimage: Case of Buddhist Pilgrimage in Sri Lanka 

  De Silva, Premakumara (2016)

  Anthropological studies relating to South Asian pilgrimage have been of several types. Interest in the field can be traced back to at the time when Victor Turner was writing on this subject (notably, the works of Vidyarthi, ...
• War Traumatized Adolescents (WTA): A Study on the Coping Strategies Adopted by the School Going Adolescents, Vavuniya, Sri Lanka. 

  Hariharamotharan, S.; Abeysinghe, Dilrukshi (2016)

  Abstract This study on traumatized adolescents presents the causes and consequences of psychosocial impacts of war on a select cohort of traumatized adolescents. It initially contextualizes the problem by narrating the ...
• Overcoming Discrimination: Social Responsibility toward People with Mental Illness. 

  Abeysinghe, Dilrukshi (2013)
• The Relationship Between Nonqualified Allopathic Medical Practitioners and Their Patients 

  Abeysinghe, Dilrukshi (2008)

  Objective: According to unpublished data issued by the Sri Lankan health authorities, approximately 40,000 individuals who are not medically qualified are engaged in allopathic medical practice in many parts of the country. ...
• Ethical Concerns or Medical Dominance? Ethical Responsibility Conflicts Between Mental Health Authorities and Social Researchers 

  Abeysinghe, Dilrukshi (2017)

  The objective of this paper is to examine the ethical responsibility conflicts between mental health authorities and social researchers. This issue is examined with reference to the social research protocols imposed by ...
• රෝගී චර්යාව 

  Liyanage, C. (Wijesuriya Grantha Kendraya, 2000)
• Treatment seeking behavior 

  Liyanage, C. (Health Development and Research Programme, 2002)
• Proper Utilization of Physical Resources: Importance for Rural Development, A Case Study of Kurundewa 

  Jayatilaka, Ramanie; Wanniarchchi, Bandula; Liyanage, C. (University of Colombo, 2001)
• Policy Aspects in Addressing Chronic Kidney Disease of an unknown / uncertain Etiology (CKDu) 

  Liyanage, C. (Law & Society Trust, 2015)
• A Sociological Study of Volunteer and Social Work in Post-environmental Disaster Management: 

  Mahees, M.T.M.; Sanjeewani, M.G.T. (Parliament of Sri Lanka, 2015)

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