Thaharadeen Fathima Sajeetha

South Eastern University of Sri Lanka

H-index: 2

Asia-Sri Lanka

About Thaharadeen Fathima Sajeetha

Thaharadeen Fathima Sajeetha, With an exceptional h-index of 2 and a recent h-index of 2 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, specializes in the field of Public Administration, Conflict Studies.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Accountability of public institutions: a bibliographic survey

Accommodating Minorities into Sri Lanka's Post-Civil War State System: Government Initiatives and Their Failure

State reluctance towards inclusive policies in post-civil war Sri Lanka

Factors determining the access to e-services of public institutions in Sri Lanka: a case study of selected divisional secretariat areas in Ampara District

Thaharadeen Fathima Sajeetha Information

University	South Eastern University of Sri Lanka
Position	Lecturer (Probationary)Department of Political Science
Citations(all)	12
Citations(since 2020)	10
Cited By	5
hIndex(all)	2
hIndex(since 2020)	2
i10Index(all)	0
i10Index(since 2020)	0
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University Profile Page	South Eastern University of Sri Lanka
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Thaharadeen Fathima Sajeetha Skills & Research Interests

Public Administration

Conflict Studies

Top articles of Thaharadeen Fathima Sajeetha

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
Accountability of public institutions: a bibliographic survey		T Fathima Sajeetha KT Kaneshalingam	2020
Accommodating Minorities into Sri Lanka's Post-Civil War State System: Government Initiatives and Their Failure	Academic Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies	M.M. Fazil M.A.M. Fowsar V Kamalasiri T.F. Sajeetha & M.B. Safna Sakki	2020/11
State reluctance towards inclusive policies in post-civil war Sri Lanka	J. Pol. & L.	Mansoor Mohamed Fazil Mohamed Fowsar Mohamed Anifa Safna Sakki Mohamed Bazeer ...	2020
Factors determining the access to e-services of public institutions in Sri Lanka: a case study of selected divisional secretariat areas in Ampara District	Journal of Politics and Law	M.A.M. Fowsar T.F. Sajeetha	2020/8/17