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Indian intervention in Sri Lanka: The role of India's intelligence agencies

@inproceedings{Gunaratna1993IndianII,
  title={Indian intervention in Sri Lanka: The role of India's intelligence agencies},
  author={R. Gunaratna},
  year={1993}
}
  • R. Gunaratna
  • Published 1993
  • Political Science
    • 33 Citations
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    Methods Citations
    1
    33 Citations
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