|
|
 |
 |
 |
|
| Friday, 12 November 2004 |
 |
|
 |
Features | Today's Top Story | |
| News Business Editorial Security Politics World Letters Sports Obituaries
|
by Prof. W.A. Wiswa Warnapala In the post - 1977 period, the Sri Lankan State structure underwent a
transformation and this was primarily due to the fact that the political
leadership of the period believed in a process of militarisation of the
State. The Sri Lankan State, therefore became highly security-orientated
during this period. The democratic institutions of government began to
decline, and the political retardation, which developed as a result of
both political violence and the process of militarisation interfered with
democratic politics. Other Stories
|
|
News | Business | Features
| Editorial | Security
Produced by Lake House |
