SAP is the world's leading publisher of Sinhala language textbooks, with books for colloquial and literary, beginning and intermediate language learners. SAP also publishes beginning and intermediate Nepali language textbooks, and a Nepali-English glossary.
Nine SAP occasional papers, published between 1971 and 1996, are available as open access PDF downloads. The annually published SAP bulletin is also available open access, as are 40 previous bulletins, which used to be published semi-annually, going back to 1990.
The 2023 Bulletin includes articles on Afghan students and scholars at Cornell, Cornell leaders’ visits to India, Visiting Scholars’ campus experiences, students’ Fulbright fellowships &…
The Next Monsoon podcast examines how art and culture can help us navigate the uncertain future. Hosts Daniel Bass and Shavin Seneviratne look at contemporary cultural responses to climate change…
The 2022 Bulletin features many original articles, on Afghan scholars and students at Cornell, Visiting Scholars’ campus experiences, the Nilgiris Field Learning Program, new SAP grants, and more. In…
The 2021 Bulletin features many original articles, on 50 years of Bangladesh, student’s virtual internships with Oxfam India, the impacts of COVID-19 in India and the US, an unusual Humphrey…
The 2020 Bulletin features many original articles, on Buddhist nationalists in Sri Lanka, remembrances of the 2015 Nepal earthquake, migrant workers in Delhi, rhinos and tigers in Nepal, women’s…
The 2019 Bulletin features many original articles, on the Varanasi archives, water management in Tamil Nadu, the Jim Gair collection, study abroad programs in India, and more. In addition, the…
Explores religious life and sensibilities in a group of interconnected working class neighborhoods. Members of Dalit groups, higher caste Hindus, and Muslims living in a Hindu area all comment on…
