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The Evolution of Social Policy in Sri Lanka 1833-1970: The British Colonial Legacy

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The Evolution of Social Policy in Sri Lanka 1833-1970: The British Colonial Legacy
Author(s)Jayasuriya, Laksiri
AbstractReviews Sri Lanka’s development as a result of social policies implemented by the British, from its early colonial period (1833-1931) through its late colonial period (1931-70’s), and the effects of the colonial administration’s modernization, grant of partial self-rule, universal suffrage, and education on creating the later welfare state.
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Pages1-68
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceJournal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Sri Lanka
VolumeNo46
PubDate2001
ISBN_ISSN1013-9818
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