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03/08/23

The impact of the war in Ukraine on the BRICS: Six takeaways from an expert discussion

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Dr. Aijan Sharshenova

24/02/23

One year on: Shifting western perceptions of China and India

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Dr Chris Ogden

23/02/23

Old enemies make new friends: Caucasus and India-Pakistan rivalry

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Ilya Roubanis (PhD) Download PDF

15/02/23

Clare Rewcastle Brown, Investigative journalist and founder of The Sarawak Report

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Foreign Policy Centre

19/07/22

Dividing Lines – Executive Summary

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Prof Simon Mabon

19/07/22

Dividing Lines – Introduction: Sectarianism as a boundary making process

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Prof Simon Mabon

19/07/22

Indian sectarianism: The cultural and the political

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Dr Ajay Gudavarthy

19/07/22

Un-Thai lives matter! Thai identity politics as a race war?

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Dr Tim Rackett

19/07/22

The convergence of racial politics and sectarianism in Malaysia

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Saleena Saleem

19/07/22

Implications for debates about sectarianism in Indonesia

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Dr Alexander R. Arifianto

19/07/22

Gap society as a new narrative of social division in Japan

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Professor David Chiavacci

19/07/22

Dividing Lines – Conclusions and recommendations

The grisly terror onslaught against Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that took 253 lives could well have been avoided if a deeply divided government had not failed to act on…

Article by Prof Simon Mabon