The Sri Lanka Journal of Social Sciences is published twice a year, in June and December, by the National Science Foundation of Sri Lanka. The journal publishes articles in Sinhala, Tamil and English languages, covering the entire range of social sciences focusing on Sri Lanka and/or other South Asian countries.

Current Issue

Volume 42 - Issue 2 - 2019

Editorial

Harnessing science, technology and innovation for sustainable development

Sirimevan Colombage
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26 Dec 2019

42 (2):81

Review Articles

A review of the national response to CKDu in Sri Lanka

A. A. P. de Alwis, P. V. S. Panawala
- PDF (EN)
26 Dec 2019

42 (2):83-100

Research Articles

Governance practices in private management colleges in West Bengal: a perceptual undertone of faculty members

Pasanta Guha, J Pattanayak
- PDF (EN)
26 Dec 2019

42 (2):101-111
Strangers at home: narratives of northern Muslim returnees in post-war Sri Lanka

Diotima Chattoraj, Eva Gerharz
- PDF (EN)
26 Dec 2019

42 (2):113-126
Stress and coping in relation to gender and domicile among college students in Kashmir

Imtiyaz Dar, Naved Iqbal
- PDF (EN)
26 Dec 2019

42 (2):127-136

Book Reviews

Voices of Peace: "They were Just Like Us" by Sarah Kabir

Kalinga Silva
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26 Dec 2019

42 (2):137-141

Correspondence

NSF International Conference on Social and Cultural Nexus of Science and Technology Development (2019)

Sirimevan Colombage
- PDF (EN)
26 Dec 2019

42 (2):143-145

Indexes

List of Referees

The Editor
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26 Dec 2019

42 (2):147-148

Sri Lanka Journal of Social Sciences

Current Issue

Volume 42 - Issue 2 - 2019

Editorial

Harnessing science, technology and innovation for sustainable development

Review Articles

A review of the national response to CKDu in Sri Lanka

Research Articles

Governance practices in private management colleges in West Bengal: a perceptual undertone of faculty members

Strangers at home: narratives of northern Muslim returnees in post-war Sri Lanka

Stress and coping in relation to gender and domicile among college students in Kashmir

Book Reviews

Voices of Peace: "They were Just Like Us" by Sarah Kabir

Correspondence

NSF International Conference on Social and Cultural Nexus of Science and Technology Development (2019)

Indexes

List of Referees

Stress and coping in relation to gender and domicile among college students in Kashmir

Strangers at home: narratives of northern Muslim returnees in post-war Sri Lanka

Governance practices in private management colleges in West Bengal: a perceptual undertone of faculty members

List of Referees

Brain Drain from Sri Lankan Universities

Impact of microfinance on women's empowerment: a case study on two microfinance institutions in Sri Lanka

Female workers in textile and garment sectors in Sri Lankan Export Processing Zones (EPZs): gender dimensions and working conditions

Development and displacement: the national involuntary resettlement policy (NIRP) in practice

Conversations