Editorial

Abstract

Researching is now flourishing in Sri Lankan universities. Bourgeoning number of annual conferences and faculty journals evidence this. The provision of research funding must have influenced this development. Our brief survey of these journals, however, indicates that 95% of the papers fall in one dominant paradigm - positivism. In contrast, well-ranked international journals publish both positivist and post/anti positivist papers almost equally. This suggests that we need to think of a methodological diversity.