Comments on: Contradictory Aims and Dilemmas in the Peace Process http://tamilweek.com/news-features/archives/184 Wed, 03 Dec 2008 23:28:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Suppiah Sokkalingam http://tamilweek.com/news-features/archives/184#comment-17 Sun, 19 Feb 2006 14:56:17 +0000 http://tamilweek.com/news-features/archives/184#comment-17 This is a sensible analysis of the coflict and the political forces involved in it. Even though the conflict seems so complex on the surface I do't think it is beyond human ingenuity. If at the negotiations attempt is made to "win the case for one's client irrespective of the cost to the opponent" we cannot see anything laudable coming out of it. The oldest democracy in Asia still struggling to rise above this issue shows that political thinkers and scientists still have to invent ways of bringing maturity to world democracies that fail to show growth and development that match their age in years. This is a sensible analysis of the coflict and the political forces involved in it. Even though the conflict seems so complex on the surface I do’t think it is beyond human ingenuity.

If at the negotiations attempt is made to “win the case for one’s client irrespective of the cost to the opponent” we cannot see anything laudable coming out of it.

The oldest democracy in Asia still struggling to rise above this issue shows that political thinkers and scientists still have to invent ways of bringing maturity to world democracies that fail to show growth and development that match their age in years.

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