Harshan Kumarasingham holds a PhD in Political History from Victoria University, Australia. He is Alexander Von Humboldt Research Fellow at Potsdam University, Henry Charles Chapman Fellow in Commonwealth Studies at the Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London and is Fellow at the Centre for Strategic Studies, New Zealand.
Theory and Methodology * India 1947 – 1957 The New Raj – A Tryst with Westminster? * Mixed Messages?: Indian Responses to its British Legacy * The Indian Version of First Among Equals * Federalism: A Paramount Mechanism * Ceylon 1948 – 1958 Ceylonese Surprises behind a Westminster Façade * 'British is Best' – An Elite Faith * Executive Affairs – The Ceylonese Partnership of Convenience * Communalism: A 'Canker' Ignored? * India and Ceylon's Eastminsters Compared * Conclusion – Westminster's Enduring Legacy
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