Routledge Religion, Space and Conflict in Sri Lanka Book

Explore the complex relationship between geography and faith in this academic study from the Routledge South Asian Religion Series. This book examines how space acts as a political force and a source of tension in Sri Lankan history. By looking through the lens of spatial dynamics, the text analyzes inter-religious and inter-communal conflicts that have shaped the nation. The study covers both colonial and post-colonial contexts, providing a deep look into how historical structures influence modern society. It specifically addresses post-war developments following May 2009, investigating the controversial use of Buddhist symbolism in the public sphere. This work is an essential resource for those studying how religious identity and spatial control impact social harmony and political stability in South Asia.