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1 Robert N Kearney, Communalism and Language in the Politics of Ceylon, Duke University Press, Durham, NC, 1967, pp 41-52.
2 Sri D Valisinha(Ed.), "Diary Leaves of the Late Ven. Anagarika Dharmapala", Maha Bodhi, Calcutta, Vol 67, Nos 3-4, March-April 1959, p 83.
8 Marshall R Singer, The Emerging Elite: A Study of Political Leadership in Ceylon, Cambridge, Mass., 1964, p 47.
4 Ibid., p 75.
5 Howard V Wriggins, Ceylon: Dilemmas of a New Nation, Princeton, NJ, 1960, pp 326-7.
6 C A Woodward, The Growth of a Party System in Ceylon, Providence, RI,1969, p 123.
7 Singer, op.cit., p 145. 6 Albert Waterson, "Recommendations on Economic Planning in Ceylon". Economic and
Sector Missions Reports of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Ministry
of Planning and Economic Affairs, Colombo 1968. 9 John White, "Planners and Their Foreign Friends: The Making of Development in
Sri Lanka^, paper presented at the Fourth European Conference on South Asia
University of Sussex, July 1974, p 271. le Ibid., p272.
11 John White, German Aid: A Survey of the Sources, Policy and Structure of German Aid, London 1965, p 202.
12 C Wright Mills, The Sociological Imagination, New York 1959. 18 Institute of Development Studies, Development Studies: Register of UK-based Ongoing Research, Sussex 1973.
14 Michael Ames, "Ideological and Social Change in Ceylon", Human Organization (Vol 22, 1963); Wriggins, op.cit.. Woodward, op.cit., Singer, op.cit., and Donald R Snodgrass, Ceylon: An Export Economy in Transition, Illinois 1966.
15 H NJ Karunatilake, Economic Development in Ceylon, New York 1971; Central Banking and Monetary Policy in Sri Lanka, Colombo 1973; A D V de S Indraratne, The Ceylon Economy from the Great Depression to the Great Boom, Colombo 1972; and H A de S Gunasekera, From Dependent Currency to Central Banking in Ceylon, London 1962.
16 G Obeysekera, Land Tenure in Village Ceylon, London 1967; SJ Tambiah, "Kinship:
Fact and Fiction in Relation to the Kandyan Sinhalese", Royal Anthropological Institute Journal, July-December] 1965 and Ralph Pieris, Sinhalese Social Organization, Colombo 1959.
17 Osvaldo Sunkel, "A Critical Commentary on the United Nations' Report on Multinational Corporations in World Development'^, Institute of Development Studies Discussion Paper No. 52, Sussex 1974.
18 In the development field, see, for example, Ruth Finnegan, "The Kingship Ascription of Primitive Societies: Actuality and Myth", International Journal of Comparative Sociology, Vol 11, 1971; Andre Gunder Frank, Sociology of Development and Under development of Sociology, London 1971; Henry Bernstein, "Modernization Theory and the Sociological Study of Development", Journal of Development Studies, Vol 7, part 2, 1971 pp 141-61; Joseph R Gusfield, "Tradition and Modernity: Misplaced Polarities in the Study of Social Change", American Journal of Sociology, Vol 72, 1967, pp 351-625 Gerrit Huizer, "Resistance to Change and Radical Peasant Mobilization: Foster and Erasmus Reconsidered", Human Organization, Vol 29, part 4, 1970, pp 303-21); Robert I Rhodes, "The Disguised Conservatism in Evolutionary Theory", Science and Society Vol 32, No. 4, Fall 1968; and Susanne Bodenheimer, "The Ideology of Developmen-talism: American Political Sciences Paradigmsurrogate for Latin American Studies'", Berkeley Journal of Sociology, (Vol 15, 1970, pp 95-137. 1» Delmos J Jones, "Towards a Native Anthropology", Human Organization, Vol 29, 1970 20 R Stavenhagen, "Decolonizing Applied Social Sciences", Human Organization, Vol 30. 1971.
