Race Relations in Sri Lanka  Socio-Economic Background 

 - Sri Lanka (Colombo 10)  Centre for Society and Religion  1977 
 - p.74 
 - Logos - Volume 16 - No 02 .
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>A Left Approach to the Minority Problem (V.Karalarasingham)<br/>Analysis of Possible Solutions<br/>Approaches to Solutions<br/>Bandaranaike-Chelvanayakam Pact' July 26, 1957<br/>Burghers<br/>Ceylon Tamil Population<br/>Citizens by Registration<br/>Citizenship Act of 1948<br/>Citizenship by Descent<br/>Destiny of Population<br/>Dilemma<br/>Direct Elections<br/>Discrimination in Employment<br/>Education<br/>Educational Attainment<br/>Elite Groups<br/>Fanciful Homogeneity<br/>Identity of Sri Lanka<br/>Indian and Pakistani Residents Registration Act 1949<br/>Landlessness<br/>Minority Problems - A Socio-Economic Perspective<br/>Moors and Malays<br/>National Economy<br/>National Unity (Baddegama Wimalawansa Anunayake Thero)<br/>Per-Capita Income Levels<br/>Republican Constitution<br/>Senanayake/Chelvanayakam Pact' March 1965<br/>Sirimavo-Shastri Pact<br/>Socialist Solutions<br/>Socio-Economic Indicators<br/>Some Socio-Economic Aspects of Communal Problems (Godfrey Gunatilleke)<br/>Sri Lanka - The People - Nation - Citizenship<br/>Subjective Nature of Nation<br/>Tamil Estate Workers and Trade Unions<br/>Tamil Frustration<br/>Tamils of Indian Origin<br/>The Muslim Community in Sri Lanka & Race Relations (Shirley Candappa)<br/>The Unknown Community - The Arundidiars (P.A.W.Perera)<br/>Trade<br/>Unemployment<br/>Unity in Diversity<br/>Use of Tamil
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>740  / RAC