Библиография

Дополнительные источники и материалы

1. Silva Neluka. The Gendered Nation. Contemporary Writings from South Asia. New Delhi: Sage Publications,2004, p. 179. 
2. Richardson John. Paradise Poisoned. Learning about Conflict, Terrorism and Development from Sri Lanka’s Civil Wars. Kandy: The International Centre for Ethnic Studies,2005, p. 95-97. 
3. SWRD Bandaranaike Museum - http://www.swrdbandaranaike.lk/4 Alawi Mowlana. Golden memories of a political prodigy// Daily News, September 21, 2001. 
4. Bhagat Rashida. A Gender Paradox in Sri Lanka // The Hindu Business Line, August 26, 2005. 
5. Mukerji K.P. Madame Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike. Colombo: Gunasena, 1960, p. 98. 
6. Sirimavo Bandaranaike. Obituary // The Economist, October 19, 2000. 
7. Ceylon: Sinhala without Tears // Time, May 05, 1961. 
8. Kanapathipillai Valli. Citizenship and Statelessness in Sri Lanka: The Case of the Tamil Estate Workers. Delhi:Anthem Press, 2009, p. 192. 
9. Sri Lanka: Sinhala Nationalism and the Elusive Southern Consensus, p. 3 - http://www.refworld.org/pdfid/4732c78b2.pdf 
10. Ganagarajah Ruth. Breaking the Glass Ceiling? The Paradox of Female Leadership in Sri Lanka, p. 5 -http://www.personal.psu.edu/cpl2/blogs/powerforce/Canagarajah%20on%20Sri%20Lanka.pdf 
11. Jeyaraj D.B.S. "Operation Holdfast": The attemptedcoup d'etat of Jan 1962 - http://dbsjeyaraj.com/dbsj/archives/1250 
12. Memoirs of Sirima R.D. Bandaranaike. Quelling the 1962 coup: Braved it all to save democracy // Sunday Observer, April 03, 2005. 
13. Sirimavo Bandaranaike. Obituary // The Telegraph,October 11, 2000. 
14. Skard Torild. Sirimavo Bandaranaike. Women of Power, Half a century of female presidents and prime ministers. Bristol: Policy Press, 2014, р. 201. 
15. Jayatilaka Tissa (ed). Sirimavo: Honoring the World’s First Woman Prime-Minister. Colombo: The BandaranaikeMuseum Committee, 2010, p. 243.