Memory politics: A commentary

Arudpragasam A (2016) The Story of a Brief Marriage. New York: Flat Iron Books.

Baers M (this issue) Concerning intent, interpretation, memory and ambiguity in the work of an informal collective working on the Western Sahara conflict. Memory Studies.

Daily FT (2015) SL to establish truth and reconciliation commission, missing persons office. FT, 15 September. Available at: http://www.ft.lk/article/470361/SL-to-establish-truth—reconciliation-commission–missing-persons-office (accessed 26 January 2019).

Freeman R (2016) A brave debut novel about the Sri Lankan civil war. New York Times, 7 October. Available at: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/09/books/review/anuk-arudpragasam-story-of-a-brief-marriage.html (accessed 26 January 2019).

Haniffa F (2016) Who gave these fellows this strength? Muslims and the Bodu Bala Sena in post-war Sri Lanka. In: Amarasingham A Bass D (eds) The Struggle for Peace in the Aftermath of War. London: Hurst, pp. 109–127.

Haniffa F (2017a) Conflict legacies and plural histories: what are the possibilities for Sri Lanka’s future? In: Fonseka B (ed.) Transitional Justice in Sri Lanka: Moving beyond Promises. Colombo: Center for Policy Alternatives. Dublin, OH: OCLC, pp. 121–142.

Haniffa F (2017b) Stories in the aftermath of Aluthgama. In: Holt J (ed.) Buddhist Extremists and Muslim Minorities: Religious Conflict in Contemporary Sri Lanka. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 164–193.

Perera S (2016) Violence and the Burden of Memory: Remembrance and Erasure in the Sinhala Consciousness. Delhi, India: Orient Blackswan.

Perera-Rajasingham N (2012) The factory is like the paddy-field: Gam Udawa performances, ethnicity and neoliberalism in Sri Lanka. South Asian Review 33(3): 275–293.