• CONFLICT RESOLUTION DURING COLONIALISM: A STUDY WITH REFERENCE TO THE POEM A FAR CRY FROM AFRICA BY DEREK WALCOTT 

  Atchuthan, Y.; Sarmatha, P.; Mathivathany, S. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Colonialism is considered an era with conflicts between colonists and natives in their respective regions of origin. Though the nature of conflicts varies, the core of conflicts was for power and dominancy. This harmed the ...
• ENSURING EQUAL ACCESS OPPORTUNITY TO ALL: IMPORTANCE OF DISPLAY OF PUBLIC BUS DESTINATION WITH NATIVE LANGUAGES 

  Thilakshan, T.; Malshan, T.M.P.; Bandara, J.M.S.J. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Inclusive and accessible public transit is vital to encourage increased usage of public transit in a sustainable perspective. It is crucial to ensure that all potential commuters feel invited to use public transit despite ...
• ACHIEVING SOCIAL AND CULTURAL INTEGRITY THROUGH TRANSLATING LITERARY TEXTS FROM TAMIL TO ENGLISH – A STUDY BASED ON THE SHORT STORY COLLECTION “SUBAVAM” 

  Kunalan, T.; Sarmatha, P. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  This research was undertaken to build social and cultural integrity among people by translating literary texts through the pragmatic method. It also aims to provide suggestions for an effective translation of literary ...
• MITIGATING HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICT BY RESTORING THE HARMONY BETWEEN HUMAN AND NATURE: A CASE STUDY OF ANAMALAI TIGER RESERVE, VALPARAI, TAMILNADU 

  Ramseena, P.P. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Human-wildlife conflicts are getting more and more frequent, intense and critical. People from the forest fringes are facing crises due to the continuous loss of lives, crop damage, property damage, livestock damage etc. ...
• BEYOND CONFLICT: A QUEST FOR POLITICAL ACCOUNTABILITY IN NIGERIA 

  Uchechukwu, O.J. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Armed violence and corruption are a widespread, affecting public institutions and the well-being of the citizens, which no meaningful development has been achieved since Nigeria’s fourth Republic1999. Corruption is wide ...
• PROMOTING COMMUNAL HARMONY AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE SPORTS 

  Wickramasinghe, N.J. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Promoting Communal Harmony and Social Development through the Sports. Laymen’s terms of Communal Harmony are peacefully living together rather than fighting or arguing and living in harmony with each other. In technical ...
• FROM FEARS TO TOURS: A SURGE IN KP TOURISM THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA 

  Mahsud, N.K.; Munir, A. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Khyber Pakhtunkhwa-KP has undoubtedly been the most beautiful federal unit in Pakistan. Blessed with crystal clear glaciers, whispering pines, rocky mountains, roaring rivers, and lush green meadows, this land has always ...
• THE IMPACT OF CULTURAL DIVERSITY ON COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 

  Ashinika, M.M.D.M.W.; Mathivathany, S. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Community development projects worldwide play an important role in the development of society, in some of the poorest rural areas of the globe. Consequently, projects are designed to enhance the quality of life for the ...
• ROLE OF RURAL WOMEN IN PEACE BUILDING: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO VILLAGE PESALAI, MANNAR, SRI LANKA 

  Divaincy Fernando, M.; Sobika Danial, J. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  In Sri Lanka, multiple communities such as Sinhalese, Tamils, Burgers, Moors, Malays, Chinese, and the indigenous Vedda people with various religious faith and belief systems like Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity ...
• ANALYZING THE EFFECTS OF CULTURAL DIVERSITY ON PROJECT PERFORMANCE IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY 

  Umanga, M.A.D.; Sivakumar, S. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Every client, stakeholder, and project team member involved in a construction project has success as their top priority. However, construction projects frequently cost more than expected, take longer to complete, and don't ...
• UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPT OF CULTURAL DIVERSITY ON UNDERGRADUATES: SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS, TRINCOMALEE CAMPUS 

  Kuruppu, I.A.; Nasooha, I. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Sri Lanka is a multi-cultural nation in the world. People follow different religion and culture. And they are speaking different Languages. So, there is a “Cultural Diversity” in Sri Lanka. The country faced so many tragedies ...
• DEVELOP HARMONY WITHIN GENDER DIVERSITY OF THE UNDERGRADUATES ON LGBTQ+ THROUGH STUDYING COMMUNICATION, GENDER & SOCIETY SUBJECT: SPECIAL REFERENCE TO COMMUNICATION STUDIES STUDENTS, TRINCOMALEE CAMPUS 

  Nasooha, I.; Angela, S.; Joel Jairus, R. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  “Gender” is a complicated term to understand. For undergraduate students, understanding gender and sexual orientation is inevitable because they are adults. There are most of the conflicts, assaults, murders and criminal ...
• AN ANALYSIS OF AN EFFECTIVE AND REGULATED REHABILITATION POLICY FOR FEMALE PRISONERS IN SRI LANKA: CASE STUDY OF WELIKADA PRISON 

  Yalini Saranya, S. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  The Main Objective of the research is to analyze and evaluate the rehabilitation policy and practice for female prisoners in Sri Lanka and identify how they could be more effective and address existing loopholes in the ...
• Comprehending gender and peacebuilding: an analysis of Elisabeth porter’s writings 

  De Silva, S.R.S. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  The main objective to review this book is to understand the reality of the issues of women’s peacebuilding. The primary focus of the book is on vulnerable women living in war zones that are transitioning from existing ...
• YOGA AS A TOOL OF PEACE EDUCATION FOR PEACEBUILDING IN SRI LANKA FOR THE CULTURAL AND SOCIAL HARMONY 

  Perera, R. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Sri Lanka is a pluralistic community that represents the values of multi-cultural, multi-religious, and multiethnicities. Recognition for the cultural and social multicity in Sri Lankan community is less because Sri Lankan ...
• GANDHI AND THE LAW OF NATURE 

  Vetrickarthick, R. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  This paper emphasizes “The Harmonization of Science and Technology with men and Nature”. Kennath Boulding, a leading environmentalist, observed that “Anyone who believes in indefinite growth in anything physical, on a ...
• RELOCATION HOUSING SCHEMES AS A POST-DISASTER RECONSTRUCTION INTERVENTION AND ITS IMPACTS ON COMMUNITY COHESION: A SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY ON THE SELECTED RELOCATED COMMUNITIES IN EASTERN SRI LANKA 

  Vickneswaran, G. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  When people are displaced due to disasters, there are two strategies to deal with displaced people of disaster affected communities; resettlement and relocation. Resettlement has less difficulties in refurbishing the social ...
• THE NEED TO USE TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE IN LANKAN PEACEBUILDING 

  Bulathsinghala, F. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Traditional knowledge is linked to Sri Lankan heritage. It ranges from soil and water conservation, farming techniques, medicinal science, diet, engineering, construction, ancient educational priorities, language studies, ...
• BIG MATCH 1983: A NEW HISTORICAL LOGOTHERAPEUTIC READING TOWARDS PEACE THROUGH RECONCILIATION 

  Fernando, D.T.N.; Rohan Savarimuttu, J.S. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  The paper which is entitled Big Match 1983: A New Historical Logo therapeutic Reading Towards Peace Through Reconciliation is focused on the need to interpret peace and reconciliation to society. The paper deciphers a form ...
• AN INVESTIGATIVE STUDY ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA VOICES ON THE ETHNIC ISSUES IN SRI LANKA. SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SINHALA AND MUSLIM ETHNIC GROUPS 

  Jayarathne, D.N. (Harmony Centre, University of Vavuniya, 2023-01-19)

  Social media usage is increasing day by day in Sri Lanka. It became the largest news-sharing media among the young generation. This research paper investigates social media behavior and its impact on ethnic issues in Sri ...

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