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Feminist Collective for Economic Justice
ආර්ථික යුක්තිය සඳහා ස්ත්රීවාදී එකමුතුව
பொருளாதார நீதிக்கான பெண்ணிலைவாதக் குழுமம்
International Monetary Fund
The International Monetary Fund and Sri Lanka
Lakshman Kadirgamar Institute of International Relations and Strategic Studies (2018)
Sri Lanka’s road to IMF, explained
Team Watchdog (April 2022)
Priyanthi Fernando
Global Politics
By Hasanah Cegu (LL.M) and Azra Sayeed (Ph.d)
This piece, published here marking with immense grief the one year of death and human suffering inflicted on the people of Palestine, puts in context the global environment in which Sri Lanka's international financial relations must also be appreciated.
Women and Economy
Feminist Economics
Institute for New Economic Thinking
A five-part lecture series in which renowned scholar, Jayati Ghosh, guides us through the field of feminist economics and shows how our understanding of the economy, theory and policy changes with the adoption of a gender perspective.
IWRAW, Asia Pacific
The key is understanding that decisions on what kinds of economic policies to support and who they benefit are all political. Other choices are available and possible. We can change and transform these agendas into policies that can benefit all women and girls throughout the world through critical analysis, fostering solidarity across communities and movements, and challenging and disrupting power imbalances within dominant global macroeconomic and development structures.
Niyanthini Kadirgamar
The tremendous hardships and suffering caused by the current crisis and the protests that have emerged across the country, point toward the need for a new economic vision – one that is rooted in economic justice for marginalised communities. The task of crafting a people-centred economy cannot be relegated to the realm of local ‘experts’ or international ‘saviours,’ nor can an old wineskin hold. A response to the crisis is not possible without the participation of women, on whose labour the country has relied. Therefore, consult women.
Takes on the Political Crisis
Law and Society Trust, Sri Lanka (April 2022)
The 2nd program in the series of interviews conducted by the Law & Society Trust on the economic crisis which has evolved into a political crisis in Sri Lanka. Senior Researcher at the Law & Society Trust, Vidura Munasinghe speaks with Dr. Ahilan Kadirgamar, Senior Lecturer at University of Jaffna.
Law and Society Trust , Sri Lanka (April 2022)
වර්තමානයේ දේශපාලන අර්බුදයක් බවට වර්ධනය වී ඇති ශ්රී ලංකාවේ ආර්ථීක අර්බුදය පිළිබඳ නීතිය හා සමාජ භාරය විසින් පවත්වනු ලබන සාකච්ඡා මාලාවේ 07 වන සාකච්ඡාව. කොළඹ විශ්ව විද්යාලයේ මානව හිමිකම් අධ්යයන කේන්ද්රයේ ආචාර්ය කෞෂල්යා ආරියරත්න සමග නීතිය හා සමාජ භාරයේ ජ්යෙෂ්ඨ පර්යේෂක විදුර මුණසිංහ පවත්වන ලද සාකච්ඡාව.
Niyanthini Kadirgamar
The tremendous hardships and suffering caused by the current crisis and the protests that have emerged across the country, point toward the need for a new economic vision – one that is rooted in economic justice for marginalised communities. The task of crafting a people-centred economy cannot be relegated to the realm of local ‘experts’ or international ‘saviours,’ nor can an old wineskin hold. A response to the crisis is not possible without the participation of women, on whose labour the country has relied. Therefore, consult women.