Explore the dynamic relationship between religion, space, and conflict in Sri Lanka’s colonial and postcolonial history. This incisive study analyzes how spatial arrangements and differing worldviews fueled inter-religious and communal tensions, drawing parallels between past and present dynamics. Essential for scholars and students of South Asian studies, religious studies, peace studies, and colonial/postcolonial contexts, the book utilizes insights from human geography and historical fieldwork. Gain a deeper understanding of Sri Lanka’s complex socio-religious landscape and the enduring impact of spatial narratives on conflict and reconciliation.