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In the island‘s contemporary history, one minority ethnic group (i.e., the Tamil) has been striving for self-determination, autonomy, and recognition while the majority ethnic group (i.e., the Sinhala) has been struggling to sustain its hegemonic rule over the minorities.
1 Ιαν 2021 · PDF | The presence of Sri Lanka's indigenous Vedda minority is subject to continuous shrinking due to imposed views of modernity, including political... | Find, read and cite all the...
1 Μαΐ 2016 · PDF | Sri Lankan Muslims form the second ethnic minority in the country. Referred to as ‘Moors’ in academic literature and in official records, they... | Find, read and cite all the research...
However, state building in Sri Lanka has been riddled with paradoxes. The curious notion of numerically dominant ethnic group, Sinhala manifesting a “minority complex” or anxieties about minority groups, Tamil and Muslims, is evident in the rise of Sinhala Buddhist nationalism during the nineteenth and the twentieth century of the country.
ethnic groups and their diversity. The recently released report of the UN Special Rapporteur on minority issues on her mission to Sri Lanka in January 2017 has referred to “lack of detailed information available regarding the situation of smaller minorities”. This publication contains ample evidence that this fact does not
Sri Lankan Muslims, the second largest minority ethnic group with 9.4 per cent (2012) of the total population has been victimized in the cause of ethnic politics, ethno-nationalism, and ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka.
26 Αυγ 2022 · Ethnic domination is typically understood in terms of a liberal normative framework, through the lens of the state, or primarily in terms of the one-sided coercive power of the dominant group.
