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Welcome to ICES |
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Call for
Papers |
Papers are solicited for the
December 2010 issue of the ICES journal Nethra
Review (Volume 11 Number 02). Contributors are
encouraged to submit their papers to the Managing
Editor either through email or post by
Tuesday, 31st August
2010.
Length – 1500 ~ 5000 words | Font –
Times New Roman
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Further
Guidelines for Contributors
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| Vacancies at ICES |
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Details of Vacancies in Colombo and Kandy, if
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Past Event |
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Launch of Nethra Review and International Journal
of Ethnic and Social Studies
The International Centre for
Ethnic Studies (ICES) launched its two biannual journals
Nethra Review and the International Journal of
Ethnic and Social Studies (IJESS)
on Wednesday, June 30, 2010 at 5.30 p.m. at the ICES
Auditorium, Colombo. The reviews of the journals
were delivered by Professor
Neloufer de Mel, senior lecturer at the Department of
English, University of Colombo, and by Lynn
Ockersz, Associate Editor of the Sunday Island.
In addition to the launching of the two journals,
Surreal Lines, the début solo exhibition of
paintings by
Shamanthi Rajasingham (the
designer of both journal covers), was also on display.
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To read the address
in full and to access the gallery
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RECENT ICES JOURNALS
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Nethra Review |
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An Interdisciplinary Journal
Editor: Chelva Kanaganayakam Managing Editor:
Lakmali Jayasinghe
Volume 11 | Number 01
June 2010 |
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IJESS |
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An Interdisciplinary
Peer-Reviewed Journal
Editor: Maithrie White
Managing Editor:
Iranga Silva
Volume I | Number 01
June 2010
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS
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Decision Analysis for the
Principled Voter
by Nishan de Mel
Analyses rational decision making for a principled-voter,
choosing between proximate candidates in a system of
preferential balloting. Application is made to voting at the
Presidential Election of Sri Lanka in January 2010.
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Violent
Conflict
Edited by K M de Silva |
The book provides an excellent
summary of historical backgrounds to the current conflicts in
India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka and their efforts to
resolve the protracted crises that had hindered the countries’
potential for development in social, cultural and economic
spheres.
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