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Neil DeVotta

Neil DeVotta

Neil DeVotta is a Professor of Politics and International Affairs at Wake Forest University. His research interests include South Asian security and politics, ethnicity and nationalism, ethnic conflict resolution, and democratic transition and consolidation. He is the author of Blowback: Linguistic Nationalism, Institutional Decay, and Ethnic Conflict in Sri Lanka (Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2004). In addition to coauthoring and editing books on Sri Lanka and India, respectively, his publications have appeared in Nations and Nationalism, Journal of Democracy, Commonwealth and Comparative Politics, Pacific Affairs, Asian Survey, Civil Wars, Journal of International Affairs, and Contemporary South Asia. His current research examines the links between nationalist ideologies and communal violence in South Asia.

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Latest Posts, OpinionJuly 21, 2022<July 26, 2022

How Political & Economic Mismanagement Pushed Sri Lanka Into Turmoil

Neil DeVotta, professor of politics and international affairs, explains what brought about the crisis in Sri Lanka.

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