Vivian Y. Choi examines how the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami fostered new forms of governance and militarization during Sri Lanka’s decades-long civil war, both of which led to enduring forms of precarity and insecurity.
Vivian Y. Choi examines how the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami fostered new forms of governance and militarization during Sri Lanka’s decades-long civil war, both of which led to enduring forms of precarity and insecurity.
