Why It's So Hard to Talk About Peace in Sri Lanka

Update: 2014-10-23

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Sri Lanka's violent civil war ended in 2009 but is the island nation living in peace? And how should peace be defined? Academic Gilberto Algar-Faria ventures some answers to these questions in this address at the University of Sydney.

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Why It's So Hard to Talk About Peace in Sri Lanka

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Why It's So Hard to Talk About Peace in Sri Lanka

Why It's So Hard to Talk About Peace in Sri Lanka