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South Asian Ephemera
The South Asian Ephemera Collection is an openly accessible repository of items that spans a variety of subjects and languages and supports research, teaching, and private study. Newly acquired materials are digitized and added on an ongoing basis.
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Dissidents and Activists in Sri Lanka, 1960s to 1990
This collection documents the activity of a generation of Sri Lankan radical activists who, in their different ways, attempted to escape the claims of rival ethno-nationalisms and build alternative political and development projects, drawing on Marxism, Christian socialism, and feminism, among other inspirations.
Metadata
- Creator of work
- Paul Caspersz
- Language
- English
- Geographic Origin
- Sri Lanka
- Geographic Subject
- Sri Lanka
- Subject
-
- Labor
- Agricultural workers
- Politics and government
- Privatization
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Item Summary
Descriptive Information
- Title
- Beating the drums of privatization (May 9, 1995)
- Sort Title
- Beating the drums of privatization (May 9, 1995)
- Creator of work
- Paul Caspersz
- Language
- English
- Date Created
- 1995
- Format
- News clippings
- Provenance
- Dissidents and Activists in Sri Lanka, 1960s to 1990s (Collection of Paul Caspersz)
- Rights Statement
- In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted
Discovery Information
- Subject
-
- Economics
- Capitalism
- Economic development
- Labor
- Agricultural workers
- Politics and government
- Privatization
- Geographic Subject
- Sri Lanka
- Keywords
- privatization
- agriculture
- workers
- capitalism
- economy
- Geographic Origin
- Sri Lanka
Physical Characteristics
- Height
- 41.402
- Width
- 29.464
- Page Count
- 2
- File Count
- 2
Institutional Information
- Collection
- South Asian Ephemera
- Dissidents and Activists in Sri Lanka, 1960s to 1990
- Folder number
- 1
- Barcode
- 0000000000
- IIIF Manifest URL
-
https://figgy.princeton.edu/concern/ephemera_folders/46f994cb-5d7d-48e4-9481-5dd511b96519/manifest