TAKING SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SERIOUSLY
The Experience of Sri Lanka
LAKSIRI JAYASURIYA Professor Emeritus, University of Western Australia
   Published       : July  2010
   Pages             : 248                        Size  : Demy: 5.5" x 8.5"
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    Table of Contents


Foreword by JAMES MIDGLEY
Introduction
I: SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL POLICY
Changing Ideas of Social Policy
Rethinking Social Development
Marshall and Citizenship Theorising
II: THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN SRI LANKA
The Formative Phase of Social Development in Sri Lanka
Welfarism and Democratisation in the Late Colonial State (1931-48)
Consolidation of the Welfare State
III: The END OF AN ERA AND REFRAMING WELFARISM
Retreat from the Welfare State
Reclaiming Social Democracy: Charting a ‘Third Way’ for Sri Lanka
Postscript: Taking Stock after the Fall of Sri Lanka’s `Berlin Wall`
Afterword by NIMAL SANDERATNE
References
Index
   


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