Sri Lanka's Policy Towards India 1965-77

Much of the existing literature on Sri Lanka s India relations deals with the problem in the wider context of foreign policy objectives of India. As regards the attitude of Sri Lanka towards India, no full-length study has yet been undertaken on the subject since 1965.In this context, this work is an attempt to deal with this in the light of the interplay of domestic compulsions, regional dynamics and global configuration.

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Asima Sahu teaches Political Science at the prestigious Ravenshaw University since 2005. She has been a active researcher engaging herself in many contemporary social problems like Gender, Environment etc. Her special interest has always been on possible ways to bring a peaceful world society. She has many research articles and books to her credit.

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Much of the existing literature on Sri Lanka's India relations deals with the problem in the wider context of foreign policy objectives of India. As regards the attitude of Sri Lanka towards India, no full-length study has yet been undertaken on the subject since 1965.In this context, this work is an attempt to deal with this in the light of the interplay of domestic compulsions, regional dynamics and global configuration.