• Study of information literacy skills behind the prison wall in Sri Lanka 

  Chandani, J.G.; Weerasooriya, W.A. (NISCAIR, 2020-09)

  The study explores and recognizes the information literacy skills and the information resources used by the Sri Lankan prisoners. This study was carried out in the Welikada Prison, which is also known as the Magazine Prison: ...
• Ability, Motivation, Opportunity Enhancement Practices: Which SHRM Practice Is More Influential to Employee Turnover? 

  Kalyani, M.W; Chong, S.C (The Mattingley Publishing Co, 2020)

  Talented and skilled employees are vital to the success of any organisation. Lack of human resources strategies for developing skills, motivating teams and above all, lack of understanding of needs of employees have ...
• Enabling vulnerable populations: insights from the experiences of functionally illiterate consumers 

  Jayasundara, S.K; Siriwardana, S; Jayawickrama, W.D.C (Emarald, 2020)

  understanding of their behavioural reactions in different social contexts. To this end, the present study focuses on individuals who become vulnerable owing to their functional illiteracy in an “English”-dominant marketplace. ...
• Low-carbon consumer behaviour in climate-vulnerable developing countries: A case study of Sri Lanka 

  Gunarathne, A.D.N; Kaluarachcliilage, P.K.H; Rajasooriya, S.M (Elsevier, 2019)

  A low-carbon economy requires low-carbon consumption by the public. Despite the importance of consumers in low-carbon economies, so far, most studies have ignored low-carbon consumer behaviour in developing countries that ...
• Does Corporate Governance Affect the Quality of Integrated Reporting? 

  Cooray, T; Gunarathne, A.D.N; Senaratne, S (2020)

  This study examines how governance mechanisms affect the quality of integrated reporting (IR), which is fast emerging both as a tool to help firms understand their value creation process and to communicate effectively ...

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