• The Enabling Policy and Regulatory Framework as a Foundation for Developing the Supply-Capacity of Sri Lanka 

  Wickramasinghe, Upali (2008)

  Since 1977 the government of Sri Lanka implemented a series of economic reforms to create a more open economic environment and integrate the economy with the global trading system with the ultimate objective of creating ...
• The Development History of Biogeography 

  Wickramaratne, S.N. (2008)

  Biogeography is a major branch of geography, often considered a subdivision of physical geography. This paper is a qualitative review of the historical perspective of its development. Although there is no conspicuous ...
• Social Impacts of Landslide Disasters with Special Reference to Sri Lanka 

  Deheragoda, C.K.M. (2008)

  Disaster call be explained as an occurrence disrupting the normal conditions of existence and, causing a level of suffering that exceeds the capacity of adjustment of the affected community. Any disaster event is tagged ...
• Role of Strategic Leadership of a Firm in Successful Implementation of Supply Chain Management: Implications for Sri Lankan Managers 

  Warnakulasooriya, B.N.F. (2008)

  The role of strategic leadership of a firm whithin a supply chain is an antecedent to the successful implementation of supply chain management. A strategic leader of the firm should interact and work with diferent value ...
• Recognizing Externalities in Practice 

  Kumara, M.H.A.S. (2008)

  This article is base on the concept "externalities" (third-party impacts), and attempts to recognize both positive and negative externalities generated by economic activities including consumption and production. The ...
• Public-owned Enterprises in the Politics of Sri Lanka 

  Athukorala, P. (2008)

  The objectives of this paper is to examine the factors behind the formation and expansion of pupblic enterprises in Sri Lanka. The public enterprises which established before independence were maintained and expanded by ...
• Professor M.M. Karunanayake: A Profile 

  Tantrigoda, D.A. (2008)
• Professionalism in Academia; The Role of University Teachers in Sri Lanka 

  Navaratne Banda, H.M. (2008)

  Universities in Sri Lanka are facing radical expansion and changes. The increasing numbers of students entering the country's limited universities mandate a higher calibre of professionalism among the academic staff. The ...
• Perception Formulation of ICT: A Case at Sri Lanka Ports Authority 

  Gunatunge, R.S.; Amarasinghe, A.A.S.P. (2008)

  There is a widespread and growing concern in organizations and senior management that investment in information systems (IS) improves both the efficiency and the effectiveness of the organizations. However, a recent study ...
• Meeting the Basic Needs of the Family: The Changing Economic Role of Wives and Daughters in the Villages of the North Central Province of Sri Lanka 

  Wanasinghe, Y.A.D.S.; Tennakoon, Sunethra (2008)

  Women fulfill several important roles during their lifetime but in recent years, the productive role of rural women has assumed greater importance. Traditionally, their economic role was confined to work within their homes, ...
• Grassroot Institutions for Regional Development: Sri Lankan Experience 

  Herath, H.M.A. (2008)

  Regional development has become a matter of great interest to all stakeholders interested in development, because of growing regional disparities and the fact that poverty levels have remained very high, despite the various ...
• Environmental Sustainability and Mass Movement Hazard in Kotmale Reservoir Surroundings 

  Herath, H.M.J.R. (2008)

  Sri Lanka experienced several devastations due to mass movement in the past with the Central Highlands being the most vulnerable and mostly affected region. There was a significant increase in mass movements following ...
• Environmental Justice: Linking Human Rights and the Environment 

  De Silva, S.S.M. (2008)

  This study outlines the international legal regime on environmental protection and then examines the link between the environment and human rights by reference to the applicaion of human rights law as a legal remedy for ...
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• An Empirical Study of Potential Challenging of Implementing e-Commerce Strategy; Special Reference to BOI Companies in Sri Lanka 

  Gunawardana, K.D. (2008)

  The growth of information technology in the business world is spreading at a phenomenal rate. The success of a business organization stands at the usage of IT in their business. Growth of E-Commerce is the new born business ...
• A Theoretical Foundation to Foster the University Education System in Sri Lanka: A Pragmatic Approach to Evacuate the Age-Old Gap 

  Ratnayake, B.R.M.N.; Kumara, K.H. Hemantha (2008)

  Despite the fact that one pivotal role of the university education system in Sri Lanka is to fabricate proficient graduates as per the expectations by both private and public sector organizations meeting their competent ...
• A Case for Accelerating the Simultation Model Development Process: An Empirical Study 

  Yapa, S.T.W.S.; Clegg, D.R.; Perera, T.D.S. (2008)

  It is noted through reading the literature on simulation project life cycle that model development is the most time consuming stage. The findings of the questionnaire survey administered among practitioners and academics ...

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