• PhD (Doctorate) and Master degrees from Western top ranking (triple accredited) Erasmus University of Rotterdam, NL. (www.eur.nl, www.rsm.nl). In 2020, EUR ranked as 72 in world ranking (Business School triple accredited:  AACSB……).
• Worked as Senior Trade and Economic Affiars Commissioner for British Diplomatic Service/DTI by looking after Sri Lankan and Maldivian markets in 1999-2001. The most senior locally engaed staff to the Mission and very well conversant about all economic, financial and trade matters between countries. (Economic and Trade Diplomacy).
• Minimum 121 articles in ISI/SCOPUS/ERA indexed journals (Most are Q rankings) and in overall more than 200 articles in refereed/indexed journals. At any given time, 10 articles can be found in ABDC journals.
• Minimum 10 text books and over 25 book chapters with international publishers.
• Worked as full professor for more than five countries on various projects/leave basis.
• Good seasoned consultancy and MDP experience with International Financial Institutions such as Asian Development Bank, World Bank, etc.
• Reasonable number of PG degree supervision including PhDs and worked as an external examiner for PhDs and Professor application evaluators in many international Universities. 
• Ed. board member in many international journals.
• Seasoned academic and industry admin. experience by following principles of democratic governance.
• More than 120 articles published and another 15 articles at initial stages, and tier 4* researcher (highest level) in management and business disciplines.
• After PhD 22 years academic and industry market experience.
• Completed over 20 research projects as lead researcher with international funding.
• I work as Full Professor of Management of Technology to Business Dept. at American University in Afghanistan.
• Managing and leading more than 50 PhD/Master academic staff members and 25 non-academic members as Dean to the faculty of business University of Moratuwa , Sri Lanka. https://uom.lk/mot/academic-staff
• Managing and leading more than 15 PhD/Master academic staff members and 10 non-academic members as Dean, GISM, Faculty of Management, Sri Lanka (Only week-end and after 5.00pm operate), affiliated to Massey University NZ. http://gism.lk/faculty-members/

My bio brief

• Dr Sarath WSB Dasanayaka is currently working as Senior Professor and Dean for the Faculty of Business in the University of Moratuwa.

• His latest professorial assignments under sabbatical/vacation and special leave: Professor for American University of Afghanistan, Università MediterraneadiReggioCalabria Cittadella Universitaria Complesso Torri – Seconda Torre – Salita Melissari – Reggio Calabria, Italy, Professor for OYA GSB, University of Utara Malyasia (UUM), Malaysia, Professor for  Pakistan Higher Education Commission, IBA Karachi, Professor for Sharda University G. Noida, India, Adjunct Professor for Maastricht Business School Netherlands and Affiliated Professor for Centrum, Lima, Peru.

• He was Professor and former Head of the Dept. for the Department of Management of Technology in the Engineering Faculty in the University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka. Many occasions he worked as MBA Course Coordinator and Heads of the Depts. He earned his Master and PhD (Doctorate) degrees from Erasmus University of Rotterdam (eur.nl, www.rsm.nl), Netherlands. He obtained post-doctoral training on Technology management from Sheffield University in UK and Techno Entrepreneurship training from MIT extension training in IBA in Pakistan.

• He has served for industry and academia over 33 years and carried-out many international professorial level academic and consultancy assignments over 10 countries. He was appointed as a Chair Professor of Business by Niswa University in Oman, Tech University in Papua New Gunia and Africa University Zimbawe. But did not accept these long–time appointments. His industry experience started with Senior Trade Commissioner for British Trade and Diplomatic Service, UK (FCO/DTI UK government) by looking after Sri Lanka and Maldives markets and many Consultancy assignments for Asian Development Bank, FAO, RUAF, IWMI, JICA/JABIC and World Bank projects in Sri Lanka and Pakistan.

• He has authored 11 text books, published over 100 international high impact indexed journal articles, 20 book chapters and over 100 international conference papers and abstracts and many international consultancy and research reports. He has successfully supervised over 200 postgraduate students and currently supervising many PG research students. He also member of many international and local professional bodies, an editorial board member and reviewer for many international indexed journals, foreign PhD examiner, resource person for many international Universities and a key note speaker for many international conferences in South Asia.

• Current Areas of Teaching, Research and Consultancy Expertise: Micro and Macroeconomy, Operations, Supply chain and Logistics Management, Project management, Business Research Methodology, Econometrics, Business Statistics and Business Economics, Eng. Economics, General Management and Financial and Engineering Economics, Technology Management, R&D and Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Economic and trade diplomacy related subjects.

• His latest publications appeared in SCOPUS/ISI/ABDC indexed journals (Q rankings) of Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies, Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies, International Journal of Risks Assessment and Management, International Journal of Information Technology Management, International Journal of Global Warming, Int. J. Services Technology and Management, Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing, World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development, International Journal of Technology Transfer and Commercialization, International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business, International Journal of Bio-medical Engineering and Technology, Competitiveness Review, Interdisciplinary Environmental Review, International Journal of Electronic Finance, International Journal of Progress in Ecology, International Journal of Business and Globalization, South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases, International Journal of Economic Perspectives, International Journal of  Engineering Management and Economics, Int. J. Business Performance Management  and etc and many more are in the process of publication.

A statement addressing the selection criteria and research trajectory

I have following Competencies and Personal Characteristics for this position

• Strategic thinking and planning skills coupled with strong commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration and teamwork;
• Capability to provide a vision for the College, and to build on and expand the College’s strengths;
• Ability to attract, motivate and retain distinguished faculty members;
• Outstanding management skills appropriate to working in an international environment with ability to create a shared sense of ownership, collegiality and enthusiasm among faculty and staff members;
• Strong communication and networking skills to build and nurture internal and external contacts to the benefit of the College and the

1. 1. A statement of my current research projects

Current research interests and future trajectory

• Entrepreneurship related research in emerging economies.
• Social Enterprise and public organizations: Allies or adversaries?
• Gender, Entrepreneurship and the Digital Divide: A Global Perspective.
• Future of Family Business: Internataionalization challenges in times of crisis.
• New directions in entrepreneurship in analytics, big data, block-chains, IoT, AI and drones, etc.
• Entrepreneurial Passion in pandemics.
• Linking entrepreneurship and society: Solving current and future social challenges.
• Gender, Entrepreneurship and Family Business.
• Entrepreneurship related issues in Technology Management, Innovation, Technology Transfer, Technology strategy and Technology policy with special emphasis on economic reasonings.
• Implications of pandemics, natural and man-made disasters on emerging entrepreneurship.
• Entrepreneurship related issues in supply chain, transport, logistics and maritime areas in emerging economies.
• Inequalities in Entrepreneurship Opportunities: the intersectionality of contexts, situatedness, positionalities and identities
• Operation and Project Management related issues on entrepreneurship in emerging economies.
• Social and environmental entrepreneurship.
• SMEs and Techno-Entrepreneurship related issues in emerging economies.
• ICT and related socio and economics related issues in entrepreneurship.

(Research methodology can be quantitative, qualitative, case study or mixed methods.)

Countries mainly field works are focused: Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Thailand, Malaysia and India.

2. 2. Teaching philosophy

As professorial faculty member my duty is to create an environment that provides experiences that foster personal insights and a rich understanding of the resource material with cases, exercises, and projects that:

–    encourage the spirit of inquiry,

–    encourage students to differentiate between data and knowledge,

–    encourage students to interact with people in the real world,

–    encourage students to address real-world challenges, and

–    encourage students to reflect on their own perceptions, values, behavior, and experiences.

–    after all student centered and empowerments is the final outcome of OBE. My educational philosophy and methodology may be reflected in the following statements:

1. Professors should be “educational architects.  The essence of teaching is “creating an environment that facilitates learning.”
2. Teaching needs to be viewed from a broader perspective than just a professor lecturing to a group of students. Teaching in its truest form goes beyond “teaching” a course … it involves developing each student’s ability to deal with the challenges of a very different and ever-changing world.  I spend a lot of time in my classes addressing  both qualitative and analytics related issues. I encourage my students to take a close look at their values, how they see the world, and the proactive role they should play after graduation. I encourage my students to adopt a global perspective, to recognize the value in cultural diversity, to exhibit the highest ethical standards, and to enhance the quality of life for society.
3. If students are not learning, then the professor needs to accept the responsibility for it.

Someone once observed, “It’s never a matter of apathy … it’s always an issue of relevance!”

4. Education is not just about covering the material provided in textbooks … it should also be seen as a “set of experiences.” Experiential learning provides greater insights and longer retention than textbook chapters and fifty-minute lectures. Students learn better and retain the material longer when they can experience it first hand. If we want our students to learn about the realities of an ever-changing world, then we must create “Universities without walls.”
5. The path to gaining respect from one’s students is quite different from the path that leads to popularity. I would rather give my students challenging work and have high expectations even if it may produce lower SPOT scores than professors who seek to entertain or who do not challenge their students’ ability to think, to write, and to reflect on the role they can play in our society. I believe a professor can have high expectations and still have a genuine concern for his/her students. I believe that the professor should set the example for professionalism and responsibility. I engage my students in lively discussions, but I also treat them with respect. I believe that if you treat students as adults, then they will respond as adults. I do not use “teaching by fear” tactics. There are ways to encourage daily preparation, class participation, and doing quality work that do not require harassing students in class, using pop quizzes, and reading students the riot act. For example, I give my introductory students the opportunity to have their term papers graded with suggestions for improvement if they turn their papers in two weeks ahead of schedule. I try to return all course work (exams, term papers, regular assignments, etc.) by the next class period. I guarantee one-week turnaround for all their work.
6. Excellence in teaching is not a destination … it is a never-ending journey. Teaching should include the concepts associated with continuous improvement. Professors should seek opportunities to observe other faculty and learn about their approaches to engaging students in and outside the classroom. They should also ask other faculty to observe their classes and to suggest ways to improve. Faculty should also welcome their students’ comments about how they can learn better. Teaching should also be viewed as a series of experiments. Professors should always be experimenting new ways to foster learning and student development in and outside the classroom. Some of the experiments may not produce the desired outcomes. The quest for improvement rarely goes without a few “exercises in humility.” Each experiment should be viewed as a “learning opportunity.” Ironically, some of my experiments have led to other experiments that provided significant learning value. I spend as much time interacting with people in business as I do with my colleagues on campus to foster my own continuous improvement. I have to know what is going on in the business world and have the opportunity to learn from practitioners.
7. We don’t teach “a class of students” … we teach “a set of unique individuals.” I meet with each of my introductory students on a one-on-one basis during the first month of each semester.
8. People can’t lead others unless they first can lead themselves. I encourage my students to take responsibility for their actions and hold them accountable for their performance.
9. The professor should be a “partner” and a “perpetual student” in the learning process. Learning can flow from the professor to the students and the students to the professor!
10. Research and teaching can go hand in hand. A large number of my articles have been published in national and international journals. Being at the leading edge of certain fields insures that my students are learning concepts and approaches that will help them get good jobs and be valuable additions to any organization. All my books were written to fill voids that were evident in existing textbooks and trade publications.

Specific statement addressing the selection criteria

1. Academic Leadership

* Leading a group of individuals in research centered around the professor and broader research

leadership to develop the research talents of other academics;

* Leading staff members involved in developing undergraduate or graduate teaching;

* Leading the management of particular functions of the Department, such as teaching activities, coordination of research and undergraduate teaching activities in the Department;

* Leading in an academic field as evidenced by publications in outstanding journals, editing of journals, authorship of books, monographs, artistic works, and invited papers and presentations at international conferences and by the organization of such conferences;

* Leading in management particularly in assisting individuals and/or groups to channel and focus their efforts;

* Leading in the community beyond the University, particularly in professional organizations and institutions and in industrial and/or government and business activities.

2. Fostering Research

* Encouraging and supporting research activities in the professor’s own discipline and in related

disciplines by other groups and individuals within the Faculty and the University;

*  Identifying new areas  of research within the field of specialization and investigating the prospects for undertaking the research.

3. Research funding

* Exploring funding opportunities in areas of research in the professor’s own discipline and in

related disciplines;

* Applying for research grants, and encouraging members of the research group to apply;

* Seeking for and securing research contracts from the state and private sector, including foreign sources.

4. Enhancing Teaching and Assessment Skills

* Carrying out teaching and examination duties in an exemplary manner;* Providing guidance and support to junior members of staff to improve their teaching examination skills and standards;

* Organizing workshops and training programs where teaching and examination experiences could be shared by teachers of related disciplines.

5. Enhancing Academic Standards

* Ensuring that existing academic standards do not decline, and endeavoring to improve the standards by updating and upgrading course content as well as quality of examination within the Department and the Faculty;

* Making a distinguished contribution to teaching in the Faculty and the University.

6. Contributing to Academic/Professional Bodies

* Regular and proactive participation in national and international organizations relating to the academic discipline and/or profession.

7. Contribution to Entrepreneurial Ventures

* Undertaking entrepreneurial ventures that will enrich the university fiscally, professionally and academically;

* Encouraging academic staff to orient their research towards projects that will generate income for the university as well as benefit the industry and the country;

* Promote consultancy work by members of the departmental staff, desirably as a team;

* Encourage students to be creative and enterprising in their undertakings such as project work.

8. Elevating the Image of the University

* Displaying exemplary conduct in academic, professional and personal matters that would enhance the image of the University in society at local, national and international level.

9. Organisational Development

* Contributing to policy development and management within the Department, the Faculty and the University as need arises.

10. Student Counselling and Support

* Serving as advisor to students on academic matters as well as matters of social conduct within the university and in society.

* Helping students to enhance their performance and encouraging students to seek higher learning at academic and/or professional level.

11. Popularisation of Academic and Professional Knowledge

* Writing to national and international magazines and newspapers on topics relating to areas of specialization.

12. Promotion of Collaborative Activities

* Initiating and developing internal and external collaborative groups for the pursuit of research and other academic interests, with impact on events and policy decisions.

13. Serving as Academic and Research Arbitrator

* Acting as an external examiner for other institutions;

* Providing peer review of papers in scientific and professional journals

14. Serving as  Academic  Referee  and  various  international  selection  committees  for  key positions and professorial level positions.

* Providing honest and supportive references for academic colleagues and students seeking positions for research work in other universities, institutions of advanced learning and research organizations.

Latest year (2020) Publications

Articles

S.W.S.B. Dasanayaka, Omar Al Serhan, Mina Glambosky, Kimberly Gleason (2020) The business-to-business relationship: examining Sri Lankan telecommunication operators and vendors, Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing, Vol. 25 (2), pp.1069-1087, (SCOPUS and SSCI indexed Q1 Journal).

Dasanayaka, S.W.S.B., Rangajeewa, H.G.G.K., Al Serhan, O., Gleason, K., Alariki, A.A. and Batena, W. (2020) ‘Identification of factors for the success of the Sri Lankan independent inventors’, International Journal of  Business and Globalisation, Vol. 25 (2), pp.241–263, (SCOPUS indexed Q3 Journal).

Dasanayaka, S.W.S.B., Jayarathna, W., Al Serhan, O. and Gleason, K. (2020) ‘Recovery from natural disaster: a study on tsunami-affected micro, small and medium enterprises in Galle and Matara districts in Sri Lanka’, Int. J. Risk Assessment and Management, Vol. 23 (2), pp.149–168, (SCOPUS indexed Q3 Journal).

Fernando W.M.S.N, Dasanayaka S.W.S.B. and Mudalige. D (2020) Awareness, knowledge and adoption levels and gaps of agricultural technological innovation by the internationalized tech- based tea SMEs in Nuwara Eliya district of Sri Lanka, International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development, Vol.10 (3), pp. 11389-11396, (SCOPUS indexed journal).

Conference papers (2020)

Praneeth Wijesinghe, Thesara Jayawardana and Sarath Dasanayaka (2020) Personality Traits of Techno-Entrepreneurial Engineers in Sri Lanka, MERCon 2020 – 6th International Multidisciplinary Moratuwa Engineering Research Conference (Scopus Indexed), Proceeding pp. 482-487.

Jayaratne, W., Dasanayaka, SWSB., & Mudalige, D (2020) Model for Measuring the Effect of Utility Interventions on Change of Consumer Behavior on Energy Savings: A Study Based on Sri Lankan Domestic Sector, MERCon 2020 – 6th International Multidisciplinary Moratuwa Engineering Research Conference (Scopus Indexed), Proceeding pp. 476-481.

D.P.S. Wijesinghe, V.P.T. Jayawardane and S.W.S.B. Dasanayaka (2020) Start-up stories of techno-entrepreneurial engineers in Sri Lanka, International Conference on Business Research University of Moratuwa, Moratuwa, Sri Lanka October 27, 2020, Proceedings pp.188-198.

W.K.S. Karunarathna, D. D. Mahesh, S.W.S.B. Dasanayaka, and G.D. Samarasinghe (2020) Organizational resilience in the face of disruptive forces: a model for building robustness of firms in financial services sector, International Conference on Business Research University of Moratuwa, Moratuwa, Sri Lanka October 27, 2020, Proceedings pp.171-187.

Jayaratne. W, Dasanayaka. SWSB and Mudalige. D (2020) Mediation Effect of Incentives and Regulations on Energy Conservation: A case of Commercial Consumer Model in Sri Lankan Electricity Sector, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), Annual 27th Technology Conference – 2020, 29th Aug 2020 at Hotel Galadari, Colombo, Sri Lanka, Proceedings pp.31-24.

Dr. Sarath WSB Dasanayaka, M.A., PhD (www.eur.nl, www.rsm.nl)

Senior Professor and Dean of the Faculty

Faculty of Business

The University of Moratuwa

Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
International Mobile Phone: +94 772947943
Email: sarathd@uom.lk, sarath.iba07@gmail.com

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FULL CV

Bio-Brief

Dr Sarath WSB Dasanayaka is currently working as Senior Professor and Dean for the Faculty of Business in the University of Moratuwa. He is working as visting professor for American University in Central Asian Region including Afghanistan. Currently he is the Chairman for Business Economics, Operation and Technology Management Committee of the University Grants Commission (Higher Education Apex Body) in Sri Lanka. His latest professorial assignments: Professor for American University of Afghanistan, Università MediterraneadiReggioCalabria Cittadella Universitaria Complesso Torri – Seconda Torre – Salita Melissari – Reggio Calabria, Italy, Professor for OYA GSB, UUM, Malaysia, Senior Foreign Professor Pakistan Higher Education Commission, Professor of Business Economics and Technology Management for Sharda University G. Noida, India, Adjunct Professor Maastricht Business School Netherlands and Affiliated Professor for Centrum, Lima, Peru. He was Professor of Management of Technology and former Head of the Dept. for the Department of Management of Technology in the Engineering Faculty in the University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka. Many times he worked as MBA Course Coordinator for the MOT dept. He earned his B.A Economics four year special degree in Econometrics from Peradaniya University, Sri Lanka (www.pdn.ac.lk) and Master degree (M.A.) from IISS of Erasmus University, Hague (www.iss.nl) and PhD (Doctorate) from Erasmus University of Rotterdam (www.eur.nl) in the Netherlands. He obtained post-doctoral training on Technology management from Sheffield University in UK and Techno Entrepreneurship training from MIT extension training in IBA in Pakistan. He has served for industry and academia over 30 years and carried-out many international professorial level academic and consultancy assignments over 10 countries. He was appointed as a Chair Professor of Business by Niswa University in Oman, Tech University in Papua New Gunia and Africa University Zimbawe. But did not accept these long–time appointments. His industry experience started with Senior Trade Commissioner for British Trade and Diplomatic Service, UK (FCO/DTI UK government) by looking after Sri Lanka and Maldives markets and many Consultancy assignments for Asian Development Bank, FAO, RUAF, IWMI, JICA/JABIC and World Bank projects in Sri Lanka and Pakistan. He has authored 11 text books, published over 100 international high impact indexed journal articles, 20 book chapters and over 100 international conference papers and abstracts and many international consultancy and research reports. He has successfully supervised over 200 postgraduate students. He also an editorial board member and reviewer for  many international indexed journals,PhD examiner, professor application evaluator for many international Universities and a key note speaker for many international conferences in South Asia. His latest publications appeared in SCOPUS/ISI indexed journals of Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies, International Journal of Risks Assessment and Mangement, International Journal of Information Technology Management, International Journal of Global Warming, Int. J. Services Technology and Management, World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development, International Journal of Technology Transfer and Commercialization, International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business, International Journal of Bio-medical Engineering and Technology, Competitiveness Review, Interdisciplinary Environmental Review, International Journal of Electronic Finance, International Journal of Progress in Ecology, International Journal of Business and Globalization, South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases, International Journal of Economic Perspectives  and etc and many more are in the process of publication. Currently  he is engaged in national development projects of City region food system – Phase IV, Solid waste composting plants and Seaport, Urban Road and Railway projects with International bodies such as FAO, IWMI, RUAF and ADB.

PERSONAL DETAILS

FULL NAME: SarathWimala Surendara Bandara Dasanayaka

NAME WITH INITIALS: S.W.S.B. Dasanayaka

CURRENT POSITION: Senior Professor of Management of Technology,  Faculty of Business.

HOME AND POSTAL ADDRESS: 3/236, Weda Mawatha, Piliyandala, Sri Lanka, Fax: 0094 112650622, Mob: 0094 72-4983082, E mail address: sarathd@mot.mrt.ac.lk, sarath.iba07@gmail.com

DATE OF BIRTH: 27/05/1962

NATIONALITY: Sri Lanka.

SEX: Male

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

HIGHEST EDUCATION: Ph.D. (Doctorate) Degree, (four years) (10/10/1993-09/01/1997), Degree conferred publicly on: 09/01/1997 in Rotterdam, Advanced Business Economics with Management minor, Erasmus University of Rotterdam (www.eur.nl, www.rsm.nl), Rotterdam, the Netherlands, AACSB accredited and high ranking (In 2018, EUR ranked as 72 in QS world ranking and always among the 2% world best research Universities) Western University.

OTHER UNIVERSITY TRAINING: 

• A. (Economics) Degree, 15/12/1990,Upper ‘B’ grade pass, International Institute of Social Studies (www.iss.nl) of the Erasmus University of Rotterdam, The Hague, The Netherlands.
• A. (Special – Hons) Degree, Four year (10/08/1982 – 01/12/1986), 2^nd Class (Upper Division) Pass, Economics special degree in Advanced Econometrics field, Four year course, University of Peradaniya (www.pdn.ac.lk), Sri Lanka.

PRIMARY AND SECONDARY TRAINING:

• Primary and Secondary education (Grade 1-12) Government Schools (Kingswood and Dharmaraja Colleges in Kandy) in Sri Lanka, GCE (O/L): 1978/79, Eight subjects – three distinction and five credit passes, GCE (A/L): 1980/81, Four subjects – two A passes and two B passes. Sri Lankan National education system (British education model), Dept.of Examination (National Evaluation and Testing Service), doenets.lk

POST – DOCTORAL TRAINING

• MIT – Entrepreneurship Centre/IBA Pakistan, Aug. 2007. Funding from UNDP. After this training assist to introduce Entrepreneurship related modules and centre for IBA in Pakistan with help of MIT.
• Penn State University, Entrepreneurship related courses/Moratuwa University, August 2008. After this training workshops introduced Entrepreneurship related modules for University of Moratuwa, Engineering degree programmne and MBA degree programme, Sri Lanka.
• Sheffield University in UK, Technology management and innovation related courses, March 2001 July 2001. After this training many technology related modules and MBA in management of technology introduced to University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka.

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES, RESEARCH NETWORKS AND ORGANIZATIONS:

Full member American Economic Association, USA (till 2023).

Member Chartered Institute of Transport and Logistics  in UK.

Follow Chartered Institute of Highways and Transport in UK.

Full member Network of Asia Pacific Schools and Institutes of Public Administration and Governance (NAPSIPAG), Malaysia.

Full member of International Association Research in Income and Wealth (IARIW), Canada.

Full member in many international consultancy groups.

Full member of International Association of Maritime Economists, Canada.

Full member of International Association of the Transport Economists, UK.

Full member of International Association of the Maritime Historians, USA.

Full member of the Sri Lanka Association for the Economists, Colombo.

Full member of the Sri Lanka Association of the Advancement of Science, Colombo.

Founder member of the Colombo University Forum.

Full member of the International Rural Transport Forum, UK.

Full member of the Sri Lanka Rural Transport Forum, Colombo.

Full member of the National Transport Commission in Sri Lanka.

An Associate of European Research Associates Networks.

An Associate for South Asian Academic Network.

SHORT COURSES OFFERED FOR INDUSTRY (these CPD courses conducted in Sri Lanka, Pakistan, India, Thailand and Malaysia)

• Operation management training for factory managers – Two day traning programmes for Sein Lankan Senior managers.
• Basic project management skills for managers – Two day traning programmes for Sri Lankan managers.
• Quality management training for factory managers – Two day traning programmes for Sri Lankan managers.
• Academic Writing and Presentation – Three day workshop.
• Business Research Methodology – One day workshop.
• Multi-variate techniques with SPSS – Two day workshop.
• CGEM and SEM with Software – Three day workshop.
• Small Business Development and Entrepreneurship Skills Enhancing – Two day workshop
• Basic skills for investment appraisal and feasibility studies – Three day workshop
• Economic skills for technology managers – five day workshop
• Latest economic skills for trade and finance managers – two day workshop
• Essential economic skills for practicing managers – Five day workshop
• Enhancing small business development and entrepreneurial skills – Five day work shop.
• Basics in Forex Market operation – One day work shop
• Economic skills for transport managers – Three day workshop.
• Basic skills for preparation of business plans and feasibility studies. – Three day workshop.
• Basic skills for trade and investment officers in diplomatic missions – Intensive two day workshop. (use of my British DTI/FCO experience as Senior Trade Commissioner 1999 -2001)
• Two days resident training program on rural transport bench mark surveys and performance indicators (PPMS)for senior transport Engineers, North and East part of Sri Lanka (2010-11).

NB: In addition to these looking at market requirements and Institutions’ niches many short courses can offer for industry practitioners. Many seminars conducted for junior level academics on how to use case study method for teaching, How to improve your research skills, How to approach research grants, How to deal with matured business executives in your MBA class…etc.

TEXT SUBJECTS TAUGHT (From 1986- 2019)

Undergraduate : Entrepreneurship related many modules, Operation and Supply Chain Management, Micro and Macro Economics, Econometrics, Elements of Economics and Technology, Engineering Economics, Industrial Economics, Business Economics, SMEs and Entrepreneurship, Mathematical Economics, Econometrics, Project Evaluation and Management, Project management, Advanced Economic Theory, Economic Thought, Introduction business modules, International business and FX market.

Postgraduate (MBA, MA, MSc, MEng, MPhill, DBA, PhD): Entrepreneurship related many modules, Operation Management, Supply chain management, Econometrics, Project Management, Management Accounting Business/Managerial Economics, International Economics, Project Appraisal, Urban Economics, Development Economics, Project Management, Business Statistics, Strategy and Strategic Management, Research Skills, Energy Economics, SMEs and Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship – Theory, Process and Practice, International Business, Business Research Methodology, Quantitative Techniques, Academic Writing and Advanced Quantitative Techniques and Technology Management.

EMPLOYMENT RECORDS AND COUNTRIES WORKED

COUNTRIES VISITED FOR DUTY TOURS/WORK EXPERIENCE: Afghanistan, United Kingdom, Sri Lanka, Maldives, India, Philippines, The Netherlands, Zimbabwe, Kenya, Thailand and Pakistan.

EMPLOYMENT RECORDS (Many teaching and consultancy assignments duration of one to three months undertook in countries such as Thailand, Kenya, PNG, Oman, Zimbabwe, Maldives, India and UK):

Time Lines of Full-time Positions Held (34 years experience in Universtities and Industry)

Professor of Management, American University of Afghanistan, 31/03/2017 to 13/11/2018 (On sabbatical leave).

Professor, Dept. of Management of Technology, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, 13/11/2009 to 14/02/2017.

Resident Professor, OYA, Graduate School of Business, University of Utara Malaysia, 01/06/2011 – 30/05/2012 (Sabbatical and vacation leave).

Senior Lectrurer Grade I, Head of the Dept (2003-06), Dept. of Management of Technology, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, 21/02/2001 up to 13/11/2009.

Full Professor, Pakistan Higher Education Commission, IBA Karachi, Pakistan, 10/09/2006 – 10/09/2007. (Sabbatical + Vacation leave)

Full Professor for Business Faculty, Sharda University in India, 09/08/2009- 01/01/2010. (Vacation leave)

British High Commission, Sri Lanka and Maldives, Foreign and Commonwealth Office/Department of Trade and Industry – United Kingdom,  Senior Trade Commissioner- LE Grade I, 01/02/1999 –01/02/2001, Section: Economic and Commercial.

PhD Research Scholar/ Lecturer, Faculty of Economics and Management (Transport section), Erasmus University of Rotterdam, Netherlands.1993-1997.

Senior Lecturer Grade II, Lecturer, Colombo University from 1986 to 1993.

Assistant Lecturer, Dept of Economics, Commerce and Statistics, Peradaniya University 15/12/1986 – 21/12/1987.

CONSULTNACIES  

• Feasibility and detailed design study for Cololmbo Northern Port Project, Started April 2020, SLPA, RDC, AECOM and ADB. UK Company, Position: Financial and Economic Lead Expert.
• Feasibility and detailed design study for Kandy sub-urban railway project, 2020 Jan. on. SLR, RDC and ADB. (IDOM) Spanish Company, Position: Financial and Economic Lead Expert.
• Feasibility and detailed design study for Cololmbo sub-urban railway project, 2018 Jan. on. SLR, RDC, (DOWHA) Korean Comapny and ADB. Position: Financial and Economic Lead Expert.
• Waste management project with ILO and IWMI, Ministrry of Enviornmet, 2018 Jan. on. Position: Lead Researcher.
• National Port Master Plan, Sri Lanka Ports Authority, MTBS Netherlands, RDC/ADB. Seaport Development Project, Feasibility Assessment Expert, April to Dec. 2017. Position: Martime Feasibility Expert.
• International Water Management Institute and UNOPS, solid waste based Composting plants in Batticola district tranining workshops and Manner SWM initial study, Technical, business, finacial and tranning needs assessment reports. 2017 March-Aug. 2017. Position: Lead Researcher.
• Transport consultancy (PPMS base and final studies) for Badulla – Bibile Road (60 kms.) in Sri Lanka, Scott Wilson UK , RDA/RDA Sri Lanka, 2016 May on. Position: Transport Economist.
• Transport consultancy (PPMS final study) for four roads in Southern Highway links in Sri Lanka, Scott Wilson UK , RDA/RDA Sri Lanka, 2016 Feb. on. Position: Transport Economist.
• International Water Management Institute (FAO/RAUF Foundation), Food Security in City Region Project – Phase I,II, II and IV Lead Researcher, 2015 June on. Position: Lead Researcher.
• International Water Management Institute and UNOPS, Four solid waste based Composting plants in Batticola district, Lead researcher, Technical, business, finacaila and tranning needs assessment reports. 2016 July – Oct. Position: Lead Researcher.
• Transport Consultancy (Conceptual, Screening, Economic and Financial Feasibility studies) with KCC Korean firm, RDA and RDC in Sri Lanka express way links roads in Southern part of Sri Lanka, 2015. Jan. Dec. 2015. Position: Transport Economist.
• International Water Management Institute, Municipal Solid Waste Management consultancy for two MCs, 2014 Jan. Dec.2014. Position: Lead Researcher.
• Transport consultancy (PPMS base line study) for four roads in Southern Highway links in Sri Lanka, Scott Wilson UK , RDA/RDA Sri Lanka, Nov. 2013 to 2014 May. Position: Transport Economist.
• Two large scale transport consultacies (PPMS) for Kenya, Papua New Gunia under Scott Wilson UK, June 2012 to Dec. 2012. Position: Transport Economist.
• Base line survey and report writing for Water Project ion Northern Sri Lanka, National Water Board and ADB, Jan. March 2011. Position: Economist.
• PPMS preparation of five roads project in North and Eastern Sri Lanka, World Bank/Scott Wilson Project, First Phase 2010 Dec. to 2011 May. Position: Transport Economist.
• Preparation of baseline survey report for Rural Roads in Eastern Province 2010 July to Oct., JICA, Japan and RDC, Sri Lanka. Position: Transport Economist.
• Preparation of Fuel Consumption and Transport Study for Colombo MR, RDC/PEDCO, Japan, Aug to Sept. 2010. Position: Economist.
• Preparation of PPMS for ADB/Scott Wilson, UK company with RDC in Sri Lanka, National Highway project. 2008/09. Position: Transport Economist.
• Preparation of Strategic Plan for Sri Lankan Ports Authority, 2008.
• EU project on Export possibilities in two SME sector, 2008 with European Consultancy firm. Position: Economist.
• Setup of Small Business Development and Entrepreneurship Centre for two Universities in Sri Lanka and setting up post-graduate maritime programmes for one University in Sri Lanka, September 2007 to Jan. 2008. Position: Economist.
• Specialist Consultant for Pakistan Road Transport Projects (World Bank Lahore and Karachi) and Seaports project (Gwadar and Quasim seaports), 2006 up to now. Position: Economist.
• Caltex Lanka Lubricant Ltd (CLLL), Factory Relocation Project Report, July- Nov 2006, Sri Lanka. Position: Economist.
• Millennium IT Co. Ltd, in Sri Lanka, Economic and financial evaluation of development of electronic trading mechanism for Carbon Emission Credits under Kyoto Protocol. Jan-March 2006, Sri Lanka. Position: Economist.
• Galle seaport rehabilitation (after Tsunami) feasibility report with International Consultancy Europe BV, Dutch firm based in Limberg in the Netherlands, Marketing, Financial and Economic Specialist. Nov. 2005. Position: Economist.
• Kankasanturai (KKS) seaport feasibility report with International Consultancy Europe BV, Dutch firm based in Limberg in the Netherlands, Marketing, Financial and Economic Specialist. June 2005. Position: Economist.
• Hambantota Seaport Feasibility Studies with Denmark (RambollNyvig Ltd), German and British firms. Position: Specialist Maritime Economist, Resource Development Consultant, Colombo, Sri Lanka, Dec.2004. Position: Economist.
• Sri Lankan Road Up-gradement Feasibility Study Report (1000.00 Kms), Position Transport Economic Consultant 2004, BECA International, Fraser Thomas Partners and Resource Development Consultant, Colombo, Sri Lanka. Funding from Asian Development Bank. Dec. 2004. Position: Economist.
• World Bank, Colombo Office, Collection and analysis of wage data in different occupational categories, March in 1999. Position: Economist.
• Institute of Policy Studies, Econometric and CGEM modelling, project financed by IDRC Canada, 1998/1999. Position: Economist.
• ILO/ROAP project, Globalization and social actors, Faculty of graduate Studies in University of Colombo, 1997 Nov. – March 1998. Position: Economist.
• UNDP/UNCRD, participated for many projects as a resource person, paper discussant and presenter. Sri Lanka and Kenya, from 1998. Position: Economist.
• State Pharmaceutical Corporation of Sri Lanka, Evaluation of the I.V. solution manufacturing plant, in 1998. Position: Economist.
• Southern Development Authority, Sri Lanka, preparation of terms of references and scopes of works and letter of intents for seven mega projects in Sri Lanka, in 1998. Position: Economist.
• Moragahakanada (Mahawali Project) Feasibility report up-datement with CECB, Sri Lanka, JICA Mission, May 1988. Position: Economist.

EDITORIAL BOARD – INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS

1. Editorial Board Member, International Journal of Enterprise Computing and Business Systems, http://www.researchperiodical.com/index.php/interrnational-editorial-advisory-board.
2. Editorial Board Member, Journal of Amity Business School (JABS), India.
3. Consulting Foreign Editor – IBA Journal, Business Review, IBA Karachi, Pakistan.
4. Editorial Board Member, Global Management Journal for Academic & Corporate Studies, Pakistan.
5. Editorial Board Member, Journal of Business and Economics, Pakistan.
6. Editorial Board Member, South Asian Journal of Business and Management cases, Sage Publishers in India.
7. Editorial Board Member, Business Strategy and the Environment, Wiley, USA.
8. Editorial Board Member, International Journal of Social science Research, Pakistan.
9. Editorial Board Member, Excel Journal of Engineering Technology and Management Science, India.
10. Editorial Board Member, International Journal and Bulletin of Multidisciplinary Research, India.
11. Guest Reviewer, African Journal of Agricultural Research, http://www.academicjournals.org/ajar. Guest Reviewer for Emerald, InderScience and many other International Indexed Journals.
12. Editorial Board Member – Engineering Research Review, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, 2002-06.
13. Editorial Board Member – Sri Lankan Journal of Business Economics, Dept. of Business Economics, University of SiriJayawardanapura, Sri Lanka, 2005-06

PAPER REVIEWER FOR ISI JOURNALS, INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES AND BOOKS

More than 150 International Conferences papers reviewed, more than 100 articles reviewed for ISI/SCOPUS journals,. Book chapters reviewed for more than 10 international books in Asia Pacific Region. Journal articles egular reviewer (Inder/Inter Science, Emerald, Blackwell, Elviser, etc). Per year at least 10 to 15 articles reveied from varios journals.

RESEARCH GRANTS/Institutions Building

• The World Banking funding for Business faculty development AHEAD Project, 100 million SL Rs. Leader of writing.
• Aston University in UK and Moratuwa University in Sri Lanka, GB Pound 8500.00, Tsunami Afected SME rehabilitation Disaster Risks Management Project in Southern Sri Lanka, 2014.
• Each year 2 – 3 Millions Sri Lankan Rs. worth research grants from many Sri Lankan organizations from 1990 on.
• Entrepreneurship Development in Asia, With European Union funding, Centre for Public Policy in Northumbria University in UK. Long-term (Three year Project). Linking five countries starting from 2009.
• SMEs and the sustainability of their consumption and production pattern, EU funding, with UK partner University, 2008.
• Pakistan Higher Education Commission, Foreign Professor Research Grant, One Million – six million PK Rs. Project started on Technology issues in Pakistan SMEs. Started on July 2006.
• Pakistan Textile Exporters Association, Study on exchange rate movements and competitiveness of textile exports, Started on 01/11/06. IBA, Karachi, Pakistan
• Two international research projects are in pipe line: working poverty and techno poverty in Pakistan and Sri Lanka. (US $ 5000.00 – 20000.00 each), Pep-net/MIMAMP
• Technology Issues in Indian Tea Industry, With CPA College (MaduariJKumari University) and  Funding from National Tea Research Foundation in India
• Euro Asia Link Project with Helmut Schmidt University in Hamburg on TQM. Five partner Universities around the Asia. I was able to Link MOT Dept from Moratuwa University. This ended in 2007 Dec.
• MIMAP – Poverty and Economic liberalization with IDRC Canada, Dec. 2000.
• Asian Institute of Technology in Thailand to EMERGENCE project, EU funding, Dec. 2003 (emergence.nu)
• Research funding secured for many Tsunami related projects with University of Ruhuna and Sri Lanka Red Cross Society. 2005
• Have been attracted many outsourcing works from USA, Australia and European countries such as data entering with calculation, statistical works, report writing and editing…etc.

CURRENT RESEARCH INTERESTS

Business and Industrial Economics

Opertaion, SCM, Maritime and Logistics.

Project management

Transport, Logistics and Maritime Economics

Economics aspects of Technology Management, Transfer, Technology strategy and policy,

SME and Military Entrepreneurship and new business models.

ICT and related socio and economics issues

UNIVERSITY DEGREE COURSES DEVELOPED AND INTIATED

• MBA in Entrepreneurship, Faculty of Engineering, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, begin in 2014.
• Dean/Management faculty in GISM in Sri Lanka attached to Massey University in NZ. Developed all Management and Economics related diplomas and other study programmes. 2010 on.
• Sharda University Business School, complete course modules and degree documents preparation to semester system, April 2009.
• All the by-laws, performance criteria, programme handbooks, syllabus, lecturers handbooks, promotional materials,…etc is prepared by me for Moratuwa University MBA programmes (MBA in MOT, MBA in IT and MBA in Entrepreneurship).
• MSc in Economics and Finance, IBA, Karachi, Pakistan. Advisory committee member and in-charge for transport, project appraisal and econometrics areas.
• BSc in Transport and Logistics Management degree in the University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka June 2005. Member of Dept. Advisory Committee.
• Introduced many Management and Economics related subjects modules to BSc Eng. Degree in Moratuwa University. From 2001 on each four year curriculum changes.
• MBA in Management of Technology, Faculty of Engineering University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka,began in 2001.
• MBA in Project Management, Faculty of Engineering University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, began in 2005.
• MBA in Infrastructure Development, Faculty of Engineering University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, began in 2003.
• MBA in Information Technology, Faculty of Engineering University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, began in 2002.
• General MBA and PhD, University of Ruhuna, Matara, Sri Lanka, 2000.
• International Business MBA in Rajarata University in Sri Lanka, 2001.
• Post Graduate Diploma in Economic Development, Faculty of Arts, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka (1991). (Course Co-ordinator for year 1990/91/92)
• A in Economics, Faculty of Arts, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, 1992.
• Mphill/Ph.D in Economics, Faculty of Arts, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka (1997). (Subjects taught: Research methodology and supervised two Ph.D candidates).
• Short Courses Introduced to American University of Afghanistan and Moratuwa University: Production and Operation Management, Supply Chain Management, Small business development, Basic Economics xskills for Technological Organizations …etc.

AFFILIATE, VISITING FELLOW/PROFESSOR AND RESOURCE PERSON

• Foreign based Dignitaries, Holygrace Academy of Management, http://www.holygracebschool.org/php/dignitaries.php.
• Mentor and Case Developer for Emerald Case Development Centre, BIMTEC, India.
• Visiting Professor for UUM in Malaysia, 2011 on.
• Affiliate Full Professor, CENTRUM Católica, Pontificia Universidad Católicadel Peru.
• Visiting Professor for Innovative University in Eurasia, Pavoldar, Kashagastan.
• Visiting Professor, Pakistan Higher Education Commission, Islamabad, Pakistan.
• Visiting Professor, Kasetsart International MBA Programme, Kasetsart University, Bangkok, Thailand.
• Visiting Professor, Africa University in Zimbabwe.
• Visiting Professor, IMT and IME in India.
• Member in advisory board of http://www.siesclinic.org/advisory_team.php
• Certified full member Pakistan National Test Service for all level examinations, National Test Service, Pakistan government.
• Full member for Sri Lanka National Test service, Sri Lanka Government. of Examination National Evaluation and Testing Service.
• Visiting Lecturer for University of Ruhuna, Matara, University of Colombo, Open University of Sri Lanka, University of Rajarata and Sri Lanka Institute of Advanced Technical Education, Town and Country Planning Dept in University of Moratuwa and so on.
• Examiner, International Baccalaureate Organization, UK, Economics, Examiner No: 7956
• Joint Location Mphill/Ph.D supervision –  University of Sheffield, Dept of Economics in UK.
• PhD supervision Economics Dept., University of Ruhuna, 2000 on.
• Kalasalingam University, AnandNagar, Krishnan Koil – 626 126, Tamil Nadu, India.
• Alagappa University in Karaikudi, India, PhD Examiner, since 2006.
• Annamali University in Madras, India, PhD Examiner, since 2007.
• Vinaka Mission University. Salem, Tamil Nadu, India, PhD examiner, since 2008/09.
• CPA College, Madurai Kumarij University, India. Resource person for many projects. Since 2006 March.
• Anna University, Chennai 600 025. India, examined many PhD thesis since 2011 on.
• Bharathiar University, Coimbatore – 641 046, Tamilnadu, India, many PhD thesis since 2011 on.
• UBD School of Business & Economics, Universiti Brunei Darussalam, Brunei, Examined one PhD thesis 2017.
• Kotalawela Defense University, Sri Lanka. Examined one PhD thesis during Fall semester.

PUBLICATIONS (Only 2007 – 2021)

Refereed/IndexedInternational Journal Publications (SCOPUS, EBSCO,  INSPEC, COMPENDEX, ISI/JCR, SSCI, , ERA, and many other highend  indexed and rankings such as ABDC journal quality list. Visit sites of the respective journals for  indexing, impact and ranking data)

• A and Dasanayaka SWSB (2021) Urban Food Security in CMR in Covid Times, Bolgoda Plains, Vol. 1, No.1, pp. 46-49.
• Jayarathne W and Dasanayaka SWSB (2021) The Impact of Incentives and Regulatory Regimes on Changing Customer Behavior, A Study based on the Power Utility Customer Segments in Sri Lanka, Bolgoda Plains, Vol. 1, No.2, pp. 55-59.
• Jayaratne and S.W.S.B. Dasanayaka, Omar Al Serhan,  Isra A. Alam and Fatin Samara (2022), Market perception of efficient light source technologies: a case study on sustainable energy transitions in Sri Lanka,  Int. J. Business Performance Management, Vol.23, No.1/2, pp. 4-16 (Q3).
• M, Dasanayaka SWSB, Gleason.K and Omar.S (2021) Feamale Afghan Engineers perveptions on checkpoints along the carrier trajectory, Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies (Accepted, soon coming)., SCOPUS and ISI indexed Q1 journal. DOI:  https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/JEEE-11-2020-0410/full/html.
• P.S. Wijesinghe, V.P.T. Jayawardane, S.W.S.B. Dasanayake (2021) Ethics into Practice; Holding Paramount Health, Safety & Welfare of the Public by Entrepreneurial Engineers in Sri Lanka, THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS, SRI LANKA, iesl/journal, ISI indexed (Accepted, Soon coming).
• P.S. Wijesinghe, V.P.T. Jayawardane, S.W.S.B. Dasanayake (2021) Assisting Professional Development of Subordinate Engineers; Evidence from Owner/Manager Entrepreneurial Engineers in Sri Lanka, International Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, Vol.8, Issue 11,University SP, Sri Lanka.
• WKS KARUNARATHNA, W JAYARATHNE, SWSB DASANAYAKA, Sahar IBRAHIM, Fatin SAMARA (2021) An empirical study using a conceptualized Technology Acceptance Model to investigate behavioral intent factors which affect household’s use and purchase of energy saving appliances, International Journal of Energy Sector Management, (Reviewing in progress),  https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/ijesm.

• Weerabahu, S.K., Samaranayake, P., Dasanayaka, S.W.S.and Wickramasinghe, C.N.(2021), “Challenges of agri-food supply in city region food systems: an emerging economy perspective”, Journal of Agribusiness in Developing and Emerging Economies, Vol. ahead-of-print No. ahead-of-print. https://doi.org/10.1108/JADEE-01-2021-0004.
• Jayaratne and S.W.S.B. Dasanayaka, Omar Al Serhan,  Isra A. Alam and Fatin Samara (2021), Market perception of efficient light source technologies: a case study on sustainable energy transitions in Sri Lanka,  Int. J. Business Performance Management, Accepted. https://www.inderscience.com/info/ingeneral/forthcoming.php?jcode=ijbpm
• W, Dasanayaka. SWSB and Mudalige. D (2021) Model for Measuring the Effect of Incentive Schemes, Tariff Regimes and Technological Innovations on Change of Consumer Behavior on Energy Savings, A Study Based on Sri Lankan Electricity Consumers in Domestic Sector” International Journal of      Engineering Management and Economics (IJEME) Published by      Inderscience Publishers, USA. (Accepted for Publication). https://www.inderscience.com/info/ingeneral/forthcoming.php?jcode=ijeme

• W.S.B. Dasanayaka, Omar Al Serhan, Mina Glambosky, Kimberly Gleason (2020) The business-to-business relationship: examining Sri Lankan telecommunication operators and vendors, Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing, Vol. 25 (2), pp.1069-1087, (SCOPUS and SSCI indexed Q1 Journal).
• Dasanayaka, S.W.S.B., Rangajeewa, H.G.G.K., Al Serhan, O., Gleason, K., Alariki, A.A. and Batena, W. (2020) ‘Identification of factors for the success of the Sri Lankan independent inventors’, International Journal of Business and Globalisation, Vol. 25 (2), pp.241–263, (SCOPUS indexed Q3 Journal).
• Dasanayaka, S.W.S.B., Jayarathna, W., Al Serhan, O. and Gleason, K. (2020) ‘Recovery from natural disaster: a study on tsunami-affected micro, small and medium enterprises in Galle and Matara districts in Sri Lanka’, Int. J. Risk Assessment and Management, Vol. 23 (2), pp.149–168, (SCOPUS indexed Q3 Journal).
• Fernando W.M.S.N, Dasanayaka S.W.S.B. and Mudalige. D (2020) Awareness, knowledge and adoption levels and gaps of agricultural technological innovation by the internationalized tech- based tea SMEs in Nuwara Eliya district of Sri Lanka, International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development, Vol.10 (3), pp. 11389-11396, (SCOPUS indexed journal).
• Muska Hanify, Omar Al Serhan, Sara W.S.B. Dasanayaka, Kimberley Catherine (2019) Internationalisation as Institutional Escape for Family Businesses in Conflict Zones: Evidence from Afghanistan, Entrepreneurial Business and Economic Review, 2019, Vol. 7, No. 4
• Manizha Wafeq, Omar Al Serhan, Kimberley Catherine Gleason, W.S.B. Dasanayaka, Roudaina Houjeirand Mohamad Al Sakka (2019) Marketing management and optimism of Afghan female entrepreneurs, Journal of Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies, vol. ahead-of-print no. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/JEEE-02-2018-0020, ISSN: 2053-4604.
• Tharanga, HTO, Dasanayaka SWSB and Kuruppu GN (2018) A situational analysis of service quality in private health care sector in Sri Lanka, Amity Business Journal, Vol.7, No.1 pp. 34-42.
• Tharanga, HTO, Dasanayaka SWSB and Kuruppu GN and et.al (2018) A situational analysis of service quality in private health care sector in Sri Lanka, Amity Business Journal, Vol.7, No.2 pp. 09-22.
• R, Dasanayaka, SWSB, Omar Al Serhan and Roudaina Houjeir (2017) Environmental and Health Impact of Small Garages and Workshops: a Case Study Based on Sri Lanka, Progress in Industrial Ecology, 2017 Vol.11 No.4, pp.314 – 342, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, Indexed in SCOPUS,.
• Sohaila Forogh, SWSB Dasanayaka,Omar Al Serhan, Ala Abdulhakim Alariki, Roudaina Houjeir, Imre Recezy  (2018) Service Quality Factors Influencing Customer Satisfaction in Afghanistan’s Mobile Telecommunication Industry, International Journal of Economic Perspectives (IJEP, ISSN: 1307-1637), 2017, Vol 2, No.3, International Economic Society, http://www.econ-society.org, Turkey, Indexed in SCOPUS.
• Mayooran Karunanithy, SWSB Dasanayaka, Ala Abdulhakim Alariki, Omar Al Serhan (2018) The impact of research and development expenditure on financial performance of Sri Lankan large scale enterprises, International Journal of Economic Perspectives (IJEP, ISSN: 1307-1637), 2017, Vol.2, No.3, International Economic Society, http://www.econ-society.org, Turkey, Indexed in SCOPUS.
• Dasanayaka SWSB, Aboonidhal M.A and Sardana GD (2017) Identification of Critical Success Factors For E-Business In Sri Lanka With Special Emphasis On Text Books And Stationery Market, International Journal of Information and Technology Management, 2017, Vol.16, No.2, pp.181-204, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, Indexed in SCOPUS.
• Dasanayaka SWSB and Sardana GD (2017) Identification of the factors affecting for the productivity of small and medium scale enterprises in Sri Lanka, World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development, 2017, Vol.13, No.4, pp.389-417, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, Indexed in SCOPUS.
• SWSB, Jayarathna.W, Rangajeewa.W and Sardana.GD (2017) Identification of barriers for development of the Sri Lankan small and medium scale gem mining enterprises, a case study based on Rathnapura district, South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases, 2017, Vol.6, No.1, pp.34-47, Sage Publishers in India, indexed in SCOPUS, Deep Dyve, Dutch-KB, Indian Citation Index (ICI) and J-Gate.
• GS Ratnayake, SWSB Dasanayaka and DM Mudalige (2017) Family Business & Legitimacy: A Socio-Emotional Wealth Perspective, Journal of Business and Economic Policy, 2017, Vol.4, No.3, Publisher: Center for Promoting Ideas (CPI), Indexed in ERA, Cabell’s Directories of Publishing Opportunities, Copernicus, ProQuest,  EBSCOhost  and DOAJ, USA.
• Dasanayaka SWSB and Ranjith VGU (2015) Cost reflective tariff system for domestic water supply in Sri Lanka, International Journal of Water, 2015, Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 121-143, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, Indexed in SCOPUS.
• Dasanayaka, SWSB, Sardana, GD and Silva. C de (2015) Technology Support from Cluster Development Initiatives to SMEs: A Study of Motor Spare Parts Enterprises in Sri Lanka, J. Services Technology and Management, 2015, Vol. 21, Nos. 1/2/3, pp.55-71, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, Indexed in SCOPUS.
• Dasanayaka, SWSB and Wedawatta G (2014) Economic and Financial Feasibility Risks of Power Generation through Municipal Solid Wastes to Reduce Environmental Impacts, A Case Study based on Western Province in Sri Lanka, International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Computational and Applied Sciences, 2014, Issue 8, Volume 1 & 2, pp.104-114, International Association of Scientific Innovation and Research (IASIR), USA, indexed in EBSCO, INSPEC, etc.
• Dasanayaka, SWSB and Wedawatta, G (2014) Lessons from Natural Disasters, A Case Study Based on Rehabilitation and Re-establishment of Tsunami affected Small and Medium-scale Enterprises (SMEs) in Sri Lanka, American International Journal of Research in Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, 2014, Vol. 6, No. 1, pp.1-10, International Association of Scientific Innovation and Research (IASIR), USA, indexed in EBSCO, INSPEC, etc.
• S (2014) Small and medium scale enterprises development in rural areas through business incubators: a case of Sri Lanka, Asia – Pacific Tech Monitor, 2014, Vol. 13, No.4, pp.15-25, UN, APCTT, UNO, India.
• D. Sardana, WSB Dasanayaka (2013) Economic Recovery from Natural Disaster: Spotlight on Interventions in Tsunami affected Micro,and SME’s in Sri Lanka’s Galle District, Competitiveness Review, 2013, Vol. 23 Iss: 4/5, pp.384-397, Emerald Journal, UK, Indexed in SCOPUS.
• S, Gunasekera.P and Sardana.G (2012) Health sector service quality, the case of Sri Lanka, World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development, 2012, Vol.08 (2), pp. 148-163, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, Indexed in SCOPUS.
• S (2012) Critical success factors affecting the development of clusters for small and medium scale information technology firms in Sri Lanka, International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Small Business, 2012, Vol.17, No.1, pp.118-139, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, Indexed in SCOPUS.
• S and Jayarathne.W (2012) Economic feasibility of carbon emission reduction in electricity generation, a case study based on Sri Lanka, International Journal of Global Warming, 2012, Vol.4, No.2, pp.142-178, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, Indexed in ISI and SCOPUS.
• S and Samarawickrama.P (2012) A review on evolution of e-commerce user acceptant behaviour under collaborative commerce: a study based on Sri Lanka, International Journal of Electronic Finance, 2012, Vol.6, No.2, pp.121-142, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, indexed in ERA and INSPEC.
• Dasanayaka, SWSB (2012) Feasibility of Biomass Utilization in the Sri Lanka: A Case Study Based on Tea Plantation Sector, South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases, 2012, Vol.1 and 2, pp. 145-161, Sage Publishers in India, indexed in SCOPUS, Deep Dyve, Dutch-KB, Indian Citation Index (ICI) and J-Gate.
• S, Methsiri.W and Saradana.D (2012) Success factors for WIMAX technology in Sri Lankan SMEs, Euro Asia Journal of Management, 2012, Vol.41, No.1 and 2, pp.67-99, Published by Macau Foundation, indexed in Cabell’s Directory of Publishing Opportunities in Management.
• S and Sardana.G (2011) An electronic trading mechanism for carbon emission credits generated by projects under Kyoto Protocol: A case study of Sri Lanka, International Journal of Technology Transfer and Commercialization, 2011, Vol.10(1), pp.21-42, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, indexed in ERA and INSPEC.
• S and Sardana.G (2011) Performance of Health Care Equipment in the Public Sector Hospitals, A Case Study Based on the Sri Lankan Public Sector Hospitals, International Journal of Bio-medical Engineering and Technology, 2011, Vol. 5 (4), pp.317-341, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, Indexed in SCOPUS.
• S (2011) Enhancing Competitiveness of Small and Medium Scale Industries through Clusters, A Case Study based on Sri Lanka, Asia – Pacific Tech Monitor, Sept – Oct 2011, pp.42-48, UN, APCTT, UNO, India.
• S, Kankanamge.K and Sardana (2011) Identification of Barriers for Development of the Sri Lankan Small and Medium Scale Furniture and Wooden Products Manufacturing Enterprises, A Case Study based on Moratuwa Area, Euro Asia Journal of Management, 2011, Vol.21, No.1 and 2, pp. 69-101, Published by Macau Foundation, indexed in Cabell’s Directory of Publishing Opportunities in Management.
• Dasanayaka, S. (2011) Global challenges for SME in Sri Lanka and Pakistan in comparative perspectives, Business Review Journal, 2011, 6, No.1, pp. 52-61, Publisher IBA, Pakistan, indexed in the Journal of Economic Literature (JEL) and EBSCO database, Pakistan.
• S and Sardana.G (2010) Carbon emission trading in India and Sri Lanka, Interdisciplinary Environmental Review, 2010, Vo.11 (2/3), pp. 162-77, Inderscience Publishing, UK/ SWITZERLAND, Indexed in ERA.
• S and Sardana.G (2010) Development of Small and Medium Enterprises through Clusters and Networking: A Comparative Study of India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development, 2010, Vol.6 (1 and 2), pp. 50 – 72, Inderscience Publishing, UK/SWITZERLAND, Indexed in SCOPUS.
• S and Sardana.G (2010) Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Informal Sector in Pakistan and Sri Lanka, A Research Agenda, Euro Asia Journal of Management, 2010, Vol. 20 (1), PP. 85-102, Published by Macau Foundation, indexed in Cabell’s Directory of Publishing Opportunities in Management.
• Dasanayaka SWSB (2017) Post Disaster Recovery Experience in Governance Perspectives, A Case Study on Recovery of Tsunami Affected Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises of Matara District in Sri Lanka, Amity Business Journal, 6, No. 2, pp.1-14, July 2017, Amity Business School, India.
• Dasanayaka SWSB (2016) A Case Study on Export Competitiveness of the Small and Medium Scale Gem and Jewelry Enterprises in Sri Lanka, Amity Business Journal, 2016, Vol.5, No.1 pp.1-12, Amity Business School, India.
• SWSB and Jayarathne.W (2015) Economics of carbon emission reduction in electricity generation in Sri Lanka, Research Journal of the Ministry of Power and Energy, 2015, Vol.1, No.1 pp.1-8, Ministry of Power and Energy, Sri Lanka.
• Dasanayaka SWSB, Sardana.GD and Wedawatta.G (2014) Business Sustainability of Small and Medium Scale Enterprises: A Case Study based on Bottled Water Industry in Sri Lanka, The International Journal of Nepalese Academy of Management, 2014, Vol.2, No.1, pp.93-108, Published by Nepalese Academy of Management, Nepal.
• Dasanayaka SWSB (2014) Investors behaviour in Stock Exchanges based on price multiples and value drivers, a case study based on Colombo Stock Exchange in Sri Lanka, International Journal of Management Research and Issues, 2014, 3, No.1 pp. 1-14, Sharda University, SBM, India.
• S (2013) Poverty eradication through technology integration approach, a case study of Sri Lanka, Journal of pro-poor growth, 2013, Vol.1, No.1, pp. 47-55, ESci Journals Publishing, Pakistan.
• Dasanayaka SWSB (2012) Technology issues in Sri Lankan Coconut industry with special emphasis on marketing and sales promotion, Amity Business Journal, 2012, Vol.1, No.1 pp.1-14, Amity Business School, India.
• S (2011) Technology Problems in the Sri Lankan Tea Industry, A Case Study based on Regional Plantation Management Companies, IME Journal, 2010, Vol.4 (2), pp. 1-9, IME, India.
• S and Sardana.G (2009) SMEs in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka: A Comparative Analysis with focus on Barriers to Growth, Market Forces Journal, Vol.5 (2), pp.1-16. ISSN No. 1816-8434.
• Dasa S and Sardana.G (2008),Impact of organizational culture on innovativeness of export-oriented firms – A case study of gift and decorative-ware industry in Sri Lanka, Euro Asia Journal of Management, Dec 2008 Vol. 18 No.2 pp. 103-122. ISSN No. 0872-8496,
• SSardana.G (2008), Business facilitation through Technology Incubators in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka: A Comparative Perspective, Market Forces Journal, Vol.4(2) pp 18-29. ISSN No. 1816-8434.
• Dasana S (2008),SMEsin globalised world: A brief note on basic profiles of Pakistan’s SMEs and possible research directions, Business Review Journal, Vol.3 (1), page 69-78, Jan-June, ISSN 1990-6587.
• S (2007),The scale of operation,profitability based on productivity and capacity utilization in seaports, The case of Colombo seaport in Sri Lanka 1980-2005, Business Review Journal, Vol.2 (1), page 99-116, Jan-June, ISSN 1990-6587.
• S and Sardana.G (2007),The SMEs in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Comparative Perspectives, Productivity Journal, Oct-Dec 2007 Issue, No.3 Vol.48, Page 235-50. ISSN No. 0032-9924.
• S and Sardana.G (2009), Technology Issues in Pakistan’s Small and Medium Scale Industries in Globalize Era, The Case of Leather Industry, in Market Force Journal, Vol.4 (4), pp.167-79, ISSN No. 1816-8434.
• S (2007), A brief note on Sri Lankan SMEs, in Paradigm Research  Journal, Vol.X (1), page 69-76, Jan- June,  ISSN No: 0971 – 8907.
• S (2008), ICT model for CDM in South Asia in Paradigm  Research  Journal, Vol.XII (1), page 21-42, Jan- June,  ISSN No: 0971 – 8907.

Articles Under Review (2019)

1). Impact of Bell curve forced ranking performance appraisal on employees motivation. Authors: Y. Jayasuriya, SWSB.Dasanayaka^, Omar Al Serhan, Ala Abdulhakim Alariki, Roudaina Houjeir, Imre Recezy^.

2). An Exploratory Analysis of the Factors Affecting Perceptions of Success among Female Afghan Entrepreneurs: Evidence from Survey Data from Five Afghan Cities. Authors: Wafeq, Omar, Kim, SWSB Dasanayaka.

3). Female engineers’ perceptions on opportunities and barriers for running their own construction companies in Kabul city, Afghanistan. Authors: Muzdha, SWSB Dasanayaka, Omar, Kim.

4). factors affecting the business success of information technology based smes in sri lanka, Authors:  K.S.Gajanayaka, SWSB Dasanayaka, G. Kuruppu and Omar.

5). Impact of issues in fruit & vegetable value chain on food security of colombo city region, authors: s.weerabahu, swsb . dasanayaka and omar.

• IJEM_135448 – Disaster Recovery Experience, a Case Study on Recovery of Tsunami Affected Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises of Matara District in Sri Lanka
• Biomass utilization in Sri Lankan Rubber Plantation sector (Three authors, article under review of international journal).
• Technology Problems of Tea Small Holdings (Three authors, article under review of international journal).
• Value added services of fixed line operators(Three authors, article under review of international journal).
• Technology Problems in cinnamon cultivation in Sri Lanka (Three authors, article under review of international journal).
• Cinnamon wood as an alternative to rainforest timber in Sri Lanka (Three authors, article under review of international journal).
• Environmental implication of solid waste power generation (Three authors, article under review of international journal).
• Factors affecting for high light led (LED) lighting solutions to Sri Lanka (Three authors, article under review of international journal).
• Energy management in heavy Engineering industries, the case of Colombo Dock yard Ltd., (Three authors, article under review of international journal).
• Critical success factors for growth of IDD market in Sri Lanka (Three authors, article under review of international journal).
• Identification of issues related to medical equipment purchases in Sri Lankan public hospitals (Two authors under review of International journal).
• Factors for the Success of Industrial Estates and Parks in Developing Countries, A Case Study based on Sri Lanka(Two authors under review of International journal).
• A Teaching Case Study on Sri Lankan Tea: The Path to Recovery(One author under review of International journal).
• B2B marketing

Local Publications

• Sri Lankan Achievements in Millennium Development Goals with Special Emphasis on Governance and Innovation, Oct/Nov. 2011, Vol.37, No.7 and 8, pp.33-38.Economic Review, Sri Lanka.
• S (2010) A new model for seaport development and transition, The Economic Reviewin June/July2010 (soon coming). People’s Bank Research Dept. Colombo.
• S (2005) Technology Issues in the Sri Lankan Tea Industry with Special Emphasis on Regional Plantation Companies, A Case Study based on Two Regional Plantation Companies, Sri Lankan Journal of Business Economics, Vol.2, No.2 Dec. 2005,  pp 1 – 35.  Dept. of Business Economics, University of SiriJayawardanapura, Sri Lanka, ISSN 1391-9601.
• S (1999) Scale of operation, profitability and the capacity utilization in the Colombo seaport in Sri Lanka, Published in The Economic Review in April/May 1999, Vol.24 No.01/02, Page  14-20. People’s Bank Research Dept. Colombo.
• S (1999) BOO/BOOT projects and the new dimension of project appraisal with special emphasis on feasibility studies and contract documents, Economic Review, Aug/Oct. 1999 in Sri Lanka.
• S (2009) Corruption, Governance and Judiciary, A Case Study Based on Sri Lanka, 09/01/2009 in http://srilankans4peace.blogspot.com/, Highly interactive web site for Academics and Civil Society Leaders.

Book Chapters with International Publishers

• Wickramasinghe, Dasanayaka, SWSB and Samarasinghe.D (2021) Identification of Factors Affecting the Successful Delivery of Case Study Teaching Methods in Business Schools, a study based on Sri Lanka, in Dey and Mishra Eds. Case Methods for Digital Natives, teching and research, pp. 164-84, ISBN: 978-93-54355-21-9, New Delhi: Bloomsbury Publishing India (Pvt) Ltd.
• Ovitipana R.B.E.W.D, A., Dasanayake, S. W., & Jayarathne, W. (2021). Frugal Innovation approach to improve the sustainability of urban food supply & security during the crisis: A case study based on the Colombo metropolitan region under the COVID-19 pandemic. In H. Chaturvedi, & A. Dey, The New Normal Challenges of Managing the Business, Social & Ecological Systems in the Post COVID era: ISBN :978-93-54350-79-5 (p. 345). New Delhi: Bloomsbury Publishing India (Pvt) Ltd.
• Dasanayaka SWSB, Rangajeewa DGT and Sardana GD (2016) Barriers for the development of the Sri Lankan small and medium scale gem mining enterprises at Sri Lanka’s Rathnapura District, A case study, in Organization Development Through Strategic Management, eds. By Sardana GD and Thatchenkery.T Bloomsbury Publishing India Pvt Ltd, pp.120-135, ISBN : 978-93-84052-82-9.
• Dasanayaka SWSB (2015) A study on the impact of the global financial crises on Sri Lankan economy, in Human capital and globalization: Development and challenges in Sri Lanka, Prof.D. Attapathu Felicitation Volume, pp. 103-132. ISBN No: 9789551507404.
• SWSB, Annonidhal. MA and Sardana. GD (2015) Identification of critical success factors for E- Business in Sri Lanka with special emphasis on text book and stationary market, in Optimizing Business Growth Strategies for Scaling Up, eds. by Saradana. GD and Thatchenkery.T, Bloomsbury Publishing India Pvt Ltd, pp.169-188, ISBN: 978-93-85436-78-9.
• S (2014) Contextual Overview of the Sri Lankan Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Economic Issues in Sri Lanka, ed. by S. Vijaykumar, April 2014, Guru Publishers, Sri Lanka, pp.1-39, ISBN No.978-955-50770-2-6.
• SWSB and Sardana.GD (2014) Identification of Factors Affecting the Development of Small and MediumScaleEnterprises, aCase Studybasedon Bottled Water Industry in SriLanka in Strategic Initiatives for Competitive Advantage in the Knowledge Societyeds. Sardana.GD and Thatchenkery.T, Bloomsbury in India, Jan. 2014, pp.114- 130, ISBN: 978-93-82951-43-8.
• Dasanayaka, SWSB (2013), Assessment of Innovative Business Opportunities to Serve for Aging Population in Sri Lanka, Why Entrepreneurs are Silent? In Handbook of Entrepreneurship and Cooperative Development, CEDI, Ali.H and Subramaniam.C, pp. 3-29, ISBN No.978-967-12247-0-0.
• Dasanayaka, SWSB (2013), Entrepreneurial innovation and organizational culture: a case study based on Sri Lankan small and medium scale gift and decorative-ware sector, in Handbook of Entrepreneurship and Cooperative Development, CEDI, Ali.H and Subramaniam.C, pp.73-105, ISBN No.978-967—12247-0-0.
• Dasanayaka, SWSB (2013), Small and medium scale enterprises development through business incubators: a case of SriLanka, in Handbook of Entrepreneurship and Cooperative Development, CEDI, eds. Ali.H and Subramaniam.C, pp.129-62, ISBN No.978-967—12247-0-0.
• S and Sardana.G (2013), Analyis of factors affecting B2B relationships between telecommunication operators and vendors in Sri Lanka, in  Capability Buildings for Organizational Transformation – Management Cases from Multiple Disciplines, eds. Sardana.GD and Thatchenkery.T,  pp. 277-293, Bloomsbury Publishers (Pvt) Ltd, ISBN No: 978-93-82563-41-9.
• SWSB and Saradana.GD (2011) “Tsunami Disaster Recovery Experience, A Case Study on Micro, Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Galle District in Southern Sri Lanka in Building Competencies for Sustainability and Organizational Excellence, eds, Sardana.GD and Thatchenkery.T,  pp. 300-18, Macmillan Publishers (Pvt) Ltd in India, ISBN No: 978-935-059-038-6.
• S (2010) “ Failure of health care equipment in the Sri Lankan public sector hospitals in the eyes of good governance” in Strengthening governance in Asia Pacific, Myths, realities and paradoxes, pp. 35 – 50, Eds by Sharif As-Saber, Amita.S, Raza.A..et al, Macmillan Advanced research series, ISBN No: 10: 0230-32830-X.
• S (2008)”Poverty eradication through technology integration in Sri Lanka in Governance and Poverty Reduction – Beyond the cage of best practices, EdsSingh.A, Kapoor.K and Bhattacharyya.R, PHI Publishers in India, pages 147-161, Chapter 11, ISBN -978-81-203-3698-8.
• S (2008) “Small and Medium Enterprises in the Pacific Rim – The Case of Sri Lanka in Small and Medium Enterprises in the Pacific Rim ed by Nelson OlyNdubisi, Arah Publishers in Malaysia, ISBN 13: 978-983-3718-37-5.
• S (2008) “ Technology and Poverty, The Case of Sri Lanka in Handbook on Management Cases, eds. Sahay.S, Thatchenkery and Saradana.D pp.183-95, Allied Publishers Pvt Ltd in India, ISBN No; 978-81-8424—390-1.
• Dasanayaka . S (2006) “ Innovative business opportunities to serve aging population in Sri Lanka, page 291-333 in Cases in Business Management, By Sahay, Stough.R and Saradana..D, Allied Publishers Pvt Ltd in India, ISBN No; 81-8424139-9.
• S (2007) Business Incubators in Sri Lanka, in Cases in Business Management, Page 385 – 405,  ed. By Sahay, Stough.R and Saradana..D, Allied Publishers Pvt Ltd in India, ISBN No: 81-8424-262-0.
• Dasanayaka . S and Perera .C (2004) Technology and Economic Development Key Issues in Sri Lanka, Economic Policy in Sri Lanka, Issues and Debates book edited by S. Kalegama (2004), Chapter 11, pp. 237-52,  Published by Sage Publication Inc, ISBN No: 076193278 X (Hb)
• Dasanayaka .S (1998) Intermediate transport modes and its sustainability – The Case for Sri Lanka, Page 215-21, Published under the ITDG in Sri Lanka, 1998, ISBN No: 955-8233-01-3.

Books, Thesis and Monograph Published

• Dasanayaka SWSB, Small and Medium Scale Industries, The Development and Practice in Sri Lanka, Nanila Publishers in Sri Lanka, ISBN 978-955-1229-94-8.
• Dasanayaka SWSB, Case Studies on Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in South Asia with Special Emphasis on Sri Lanka, Nanila Publishers in Sri Lanka, ISBN 978-955-1229-88-7.
• Dasanayaka SWSB, Hand Book for Entrepreneurship with Short Case Studies, Nanila Publishers in Sri Lanka, ISBN 978-955-1229-93-1.
• Dasanayaka SWSB, Technology Issues in Selected Economic Sectors in Sri Lanka, Nanila Publishers in Sri Lanka, ISBN 978-955-1229-91-7.
• Dasanayaka SWSB, Health Sector Service Quality and Equipment Management in Sri Lanka, Nanila Publishers in Sri Lanka, ISBN 978-955-1229-89-4.
• Dasanayaka SWSB, Sri Lankan Case Studies on Energy and Carbon Trading, Nanila Publishers in Sri Lanka, ISBN 978-955-1229-90-0.
• Dasanayaka SWSB, Economic Analysis of Seaports and Generated Business Activities, A Study Based on Sri Lanka, Nanila Publishers in Sri Lanka, ISBN 978-955-1229-92-4.
• S (2009) Small and Medium Scale Enterprises, Development and Practice in Sri Lanka, TKP Publishers. This book is used by many international and local under graduate, post graduate students and researchers and consultants as supplementary book. ISBN No: 978-955-51487-1-9.
• S (2009), Hand Book for Entrepreneurship with Real Case Studies, TKP Publishers. This book is used by many international and local under graduate and post graduate students as supplementary book. ISBN No: 978-955-51487-02.
• S (2000) A Literature Survey of Macro Econometric and CGE models in Sri Lanka, Micro Impact of Macro Adjustment Policies (MIMAMP) Sri Lankan series No.5, Institute of Policy Studies, Colombo ISBN No: 955-9122-86-X, Sri Lanka published in June 2000.
• S (1997) Small service business enterprises in the maritime transport sector – A survey of shipping line agencies in Sri Lanka, UC/ISS Working paper No.9703 in University of Colombo Sri Lanka, June 1997.
• S (1997) The Study of Internal Container Terminal in Sri Lanka, Working paper No.9702 in University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, July 1997.
• S (1997) Seaports and their generated business activities in transition – An examination based on the Colombo seaport in Sri Lanka, Ph.D thesis based book published in the Netherlands, 1997.
• Direct Foreign investment in Sri Lankan manufactured exports and its impact on industrial employment and exports, MA research project submitted to ISS, the Hague Netherlands, 1990.
• Foreign Investment and Economic Development in Sri Lanka, Research project paper, submitted for B.A. (Special degree) in University of Peradaniya, Sri Lanka, 1986.
• S, Lakshman. D and et al. (1990) Samulson’s The Economics Text book translation into Sinhala language, 1990 First print and 1992 second print, American Centre Sri Lankan Office © Published Thisara Printers, Dehiwela, Sri Lanka.

Full papers and AbstractsPublished in International Peer Review Conferences

N.B: Only randomly selected few conferences mention in this section.

• Praneeth Wijesinghe, Thesara Jayawardana and Sarath Dasanayaka (2020) Personality Traits of Techno-Entrepreneurial Engineers in Sri Lanka, MERCon 2020 – 6th International Multidisciplinary Moratuwa Engineering Research Conference (Scopus Indexed), Proceeding pp. 482-487.

• Jayaratne, W., Dasanayaka, SWSB., & Mudalige, D (2020) Model for Measuring the Effect of Utility Interventions on Change of Consumer Behavior on Energy Savings: A Study Based on Sri Lankan Domestic Sector, MERCon 2020 – 6th International Multidisciplinary Moratuwa Engineering Research Conference (Scopus Indexed), Proceeding pp. 476-481.

• P.S. Wijesinghe, V.P.T. Jayawardane and S.W.S.B. Dasanayaka (2020) Start-up stories of techno-entrepreneurial engineers in Sri Lanka, International Conference on Business Research University of Moratuwa, Moratuwa, Sri Lanka October 27, 2020, Proceedings pp.188-198.

• K.S. Karunarathna, D. D. Mahesh, S.W.S.B. Dasanayaka, and G.D. Samarasinghe (2020) Organizational resilience in the face of disruptive forces: a model for building robustness of firms in financial services sector, International Conference on Business Research University of Moratuwa, Moratuwa, Sri Lanka October 27, 2020, Proceedings pp.171-187.

• W, Dasanayaka. SWSB and Mudalige. D (2020) Mediation Effect of Incentives and Regulations on Energy Conservation: A case of Commercial Consumer Model in Sri Lankan Electricity Sector, Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), Annual 27th Technology Conference – 2020, 29th Aug 2020 at Hotel Galadari, Colombo, Sri Lanka, Proceedings pp.31-24.

• Dasanayaka SWSB, Jayarathna.W and Mudalige.D (2018) Critical success factors of international technology transfer: a case of the Norochcholai Coal Power Project in Sri Lanka, pp.59-69, BRU, Moarutuwa University.
• Mahesh, D.D., Vijayapala, S., Kuruppu, G.N., Dasanayaka, S.W.S.B. & Samarasinghe, G.D. (2018). Impact of Corporate Governance on Financial Innovation: A Conceptual Framework Model,  iNCOTeM International Conference, Conference Proceedings, pp. 39-47.
• W, Dasanayaka, SWSB and Mudalige. D (2018)  Use of levelized costs and screening curves to select the optimum generation mix for Sri Lankan electricity sector, iNCOTeM International Conference, Conference Proceedings, pp.73-83.
• Ratnayake, G. S, Dasanayaka, S. W.S.B and Mudalige, D.M. (2017) Family Business and Financial Returns, Proceedings of the Thirtieth International Conference on Business, Economics, Social Science and Humanities, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 12th-13th June, Conference Proceedings, pp.
• Fernando WMSN and Dasanayaka SWSB (2017) Impact of Technological Innovation on Growth of the SMEs: A study of Coir Industry in Sri Lanka, International Conference for Accounting Researchers and Educators (ICARE-2016), University of Kelaniya-Sri Lanka, 11.Jan.2017, Conference Proceedings, pp. 7-8.
• Fernando WMSN and Dasanayaka SWSB (2017) Effect of Technological Innovation on the Growth of the SEs: A study of Small scale Coir Mills in Puttalam district in Sri Lanka, International Conference of Sabaragamuwa University Sri Lanka (ICSUSL-2017), University of Sabaragamuwa-Sri Lanka, 03.04.05/May/2017, Conference Proceedings, pp.25.
• N, Wickramasinghe.N and Dasanayaka, SWSB (2016) Impact of ICT usage on organizational productivity in Sri Lankan private sector, iNCOTeM International Conference, BMICH, Colombo 7, Dec.27 2016, Conference Proceedings, pp.10-14.
• D and Dasanayaka SWSB (2016) Factors affecting the adoption of internet banking in Sri Lanka from perspectives of personnel customers, iNCOTeM International Conference, BMICH, Colombo 7, Dec.27 2016, Conference Proceedings, pp.22-26.
• Y and Dasanayaka, SWSB (2016) Impact of Bell Curve forced ranking performance appraisal on employees motivation, iNCOTeM International Conference, BMICH, Colombo 7, Dec.27 2016, Conference Proceedings, pp.37-41.
• V, Dasanayaka, SWSB and et.al (2016) Factors affecting sustainability of MSW composting projects in Sri Lanka, iNCOTeM International Conference, BMICH, Cololmbo 7, Dec.27 2016, Conference Proceedings, pp.98-103.
• K, Dasanayka SWSB and et.al (2016) Impact of issues in food value chain on food security of Colombo city region, iNCOTeM International Conference, BMICH, Colombo 7, Dec.27 2016, Conference Proceedings, pp.104-108.
• S, Dasanayaka. SWSB, Gunawardanena. SHP, Johannes. P and Fernanado.S (2017) Involvement of Women in Municipal Solid Waste Composting in Sri Lanka, 3^rd World conference on Women’s Studies, Page 57. Now this under publication in Journal of International Women’s Studies, Bridgewater State University, USA. 
• Sinnathamby, V.; Paul, Johannes G; Dasanayaka, S. W. S. B.; Gunawardena, S. H. P.; Fernando, Sudarshana; 2016.Factors affecting sustainability of municipal solid waste composting projects in Sri Lanka. In University of Moratuwa. Department of Management of Technology. Conference Proceedings of International Conference in Technology Management. Moratuwa, Sri Lanka: University of Moratuwa. Department of Management of Technology. pp. 98-103.
• S and Dasanayaka, SWSB (2016) Impact of technological innovation on the growth of SME: A case study based on the tailoring SMEs in Puttlam district,   iNCOTeM International Conference, BMICH, Cololmbo 7, Dec.27 2016, Conference Proceedings, pp.114-117.
• Dasanayaka SWSB and Jayarathne.W (2015), Economics of carbon emission reduction in electricity generation in Sri Lanka, Conference Proceedings Page 7, International Energy Conference 2015, 26^th and 27^th June 2015 Hilton Colombo, Ministry of Power and Energy, Sri Lanka.
• Dasanayaka SWSB and Markalanda. I (2015), Electronic trading possibility for carbon emission credits in Sri Lanka, Conference Proceedings Page 5, International Energy Conference 2015, 26^th and 27^th June 2015, Hilton Colombo, Ministry of Power and Energy, Sri Lanka.
• Dasanayaka SWSB and Weragama.T (2015), Possibility of bio-mass usage in Sri Lankan tea and rubber industry, Conference Proceedings Page 16, International Energy Conference 2015, 26^th and 27^th June 2015 Hilton Colombo, Ministry of Power and Energy, Sri Lanka.
• Dasanayaka SWSB, Senanayaka.S and Marklanda. I (2015), Economic and financial sensitivity of power generation through municipal solid waste for environment sustainability, Conference Proceedings Page 65, International Energy Conference 2015, 26^th and 27^th June 2015 Hilton Colombo, Ministry of Power and Energy, Sri Lanka.
• Dasanayaka SWSB and Masood G (2015) Tsunami Disaster Recovery Experience in Governance Perspective: A Case Study on the Recovery of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in Matara District in Sri Lanka, International Conference on Ensuring Accountability in Disaster Risk Management and Reconstruction, Dec. 08th 2015 at Colombo, Conference Proceedings Page 10, Organized by SPARC, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, Global Disaster Resilience Centre, University of Huddersfield, UK and Essex Accounting Centre, University of Essex, UK.
• Dollawatta NNW and Dasanayaka.SWSB (2013) Export competiveness of the Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Sri Lanka: a study based on the gem and jewellery sector, 2nd International Conference on Social Sciences organized by the University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka on 22nd – 23rd November 2013, Conference Proceeding page 307.
• Paranamanage J and Dasanayaka. SWSB (2013)  Cinnamon wood as a substitute for rainforest timber: a case study based on Sri Lanka, 2nd International Conference on Social Sciences organized by the University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka on 22nd – 23rd November 2013,  Conference Proceeding, page 308.
• T and Dasanayaka. SWSB (2013) Identification of the Factors affecting for the Productivity of Small and Medium Enterprises in Sri Lanka, A Case Study based on the Rubber Manufacturing Sector in Western Province”, 2nd International Conference on Social Sciences organized by the University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka on 22nd – 23rd November 2013, Conference Proceeding, page 309.
• Dasanayaka, Ranjith (2013), Pricing of Water, 3^rd Asia Pacific Conference, Feb. 25-26, Istana Hotel, KUL, Malaysia.
• Sarath Dasanayaka (2012) “ Innovation in SMEs in Sri Lanka”, ISEI 2012, Veince, Italy.
• SarathDasanayaka(2012) “The Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on the Sri Lankan Economy”IARIW 32nd General Conference, Boston, USA, August 5-11, 2012, http://www.iariw.org/c2012.php.
• SarathDasanayaka(2012) “Assessment of Innovative Business Opportunities and Models to Serve Aging Population in Sri Lanka, Why Entrepreneurs are Silent?”IARIW 32nd General Conference, Boston, USA, August 5-11, 2012, http://www.iariw.org/c2012.php.
• ICMC 2011 case conference, India, Dec 01 and 02 of 2011, BIMTEC, Recovery of Tsunami SMEs in Sothern Sri Lanka.
• Received key note speaker invitation from International conference in India, Mahendra Engineering College attach to Anna University, Oct 15-18 2011.www.mahendra.info.
• Three abstracts accepted for ICBM 2011, International Conference at SiriJ’pura University in Sri Lanka.
• Seven abstracts submitted to international conferences (Turkey, S. Korea, India and USA) in various parts of the world from Dec. 2010 to Aug. 2011.)
• S (2011) Financial crisisand its implication on Sri Lankan economy, 7^th annual conference of Asia Pacific Economic Association, APEA 2011, Busan South Korea, http://www.apeaweb.org/confer/bus11/bus11-prog.pdf.
• S (2010), MDG Sri Lankan Case, NAPSIPAG conference, Kerala, India Dec. 2010.
• S(2010), Natural disasters and carbon emission, The Sri Lankan Case in Review Perspectives, 2^nd national symposium 13 and 14^th Oct. 2010 UNDP and DMA, Sri Lanka.
• S (2010), Global challenges for SMEs in Sri Lanka and Pakistan, in Korea and the World Economy IX, University of Incheon in Korea, June 25-26 2010. www.akes.or.kr/eng/conferences.html (accepted).
• S and et.al (2010), Macro economic impact on the performance of Colombo stock exchange: 1985-2009, 12^th International conference on Sri Lankan studies, Abstract Proceedings, Page213, 18-20 March 2010, The Royal Asiatic Society of Sri Lanka and the Open University of Sri Lanka. www.slageconr.net/12thicslshome.html.
• Dasanayake, S. W.S.B. and Mahakalanda I. (2008) A Literature Survey on Organizational Culture and Innovation, I MehranNejati .AzadehShafaei .MostafaNejatin (Eds.) Issues in Global Business and Management Research: Proceedings of the 2008 International Online Conference on Business and Management (IOCBM 2008) Florida: Boca Raton, Florida pp. 539-550.
• S and et.al (2010), Critical success factors for the development of CDMA technology among the Sri Lankan small industries, Abstract Proceedings, Page 237, 18-20 March 2010, The Royal Asiatic Society of Sri Lanka and the Open University of Sri Lanka. www.slageconr.net/12thicslshome.html.
• S and et.al (2010), Customer readiness towards paperless banking technology advancement in Sri Lankan commercial banking sector, A case study based on Sampath Bank ltd, Page 238, 18-20 March 2010, The Royal Asiatic Society of Sri Lanka and the Open University of Sri Lanka. www.slageconr.net/12thicslshome.html.
• S (2009), Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Informal Sector in Pakistan and Sri Lanka with Research Agenda, 23-25 Sept, 2009, South Asian Institute of Management and International Association of Research for Income and Wealth (SAIM/IARIW), Kathmandu, Nepal.
• S (2009), Issues in Sri Lankan Tea sector, ICBE, IME, Shaziabad, India, Nov 23-24, India.
• S (2009), Basic profiles of SMEs in Sri Lanka and Pakistan, Korean Economic Association, July 09 10, 2009, Hong Kong University.
• Dasanayake, S.W.S.B. and Mahakalanda I. (2008) A Literature Survey on Organizational Culture and Innovation, I MehranNejati .AzadehShafaei .MostafaNejatin (Eds.) Issues in Global Business and Management Research: Proceedings of the 2008 International Online Conference on Business and Management (IOCBM 2008) Florida: Boca Raton, Florida pp. 539-550.
• S (2008),Performance of Health Care Equipment in the Public Sector Hospitals, A Case Study Based on Sri Lanka, JNU, Delhi, India, NAPSIPAG/ADB Institute, 04/12/2008 – 08/12/2008 (Full paper is coming as a book chapter).
• S (2008),Performance of Health Care Equipment in the Public Sector Hospitals in the Eye of Management of Technology in Sri Lanka, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, International Conference, 11/12/2008, Full paper published Conference Proceedings, pp 281-190, ISBN No. 978-955-9021-79-7.
• S (2008),Corruption, Governance and Judiciary, A Case Study Based on the Sri Lanka, A Case Study Based on Sri Lanka, Tribhuvan University in Kathmandu, Nepal, 15/12/2008 – 17/12/2008. Abstract published in Conference Proceedings, Page.25.
• S (2008),Technology and Poverty in Sri Lanka, ICMC – 2008, 02/12/2008 – 03/12/2008, IMT, Ghaziabad, India. (In absentia).
• S (2008), Entrepreneurship in Sri Lankan Sense, Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad, India,and Essex Business School, University of Essex, UK, in collaboration with the OECD and itsLEED Programme at Paris, France, 17/12/2008 – 19/12/2008.(In absentia).

·       Dasanayaka.S (2008), Challenges for Service Marketers in the Globalised Era, Chief Guest and Key note speaker, 15/05/2008, SANS Business School attached to Anna University, Coimbatore, South India.

·       Dasanayaka.S (2008), A Comparative Study on Profiles and Contributions of SMEs in Pakistan and Sri Lanka, March 29-30 of 2008, Organized by the South Asian Studies Association. Co-hosted by the School of Religion and the School of Politics and Economics, Claremont Graduate University , Claremont, California, USA (in absentia).

• S (2008), Reforms in Higher Education in Asia, Chief Guest and Key note Speaker, March 03 – 05 of 2008, CPA College, Madurai Kamaraj University Tamilnadu, India.
• S (2008), Technology Issues in Pakistan SMEs, International Conference on Business and Technology – 2008, Iqra University, Islamabad Campus, Pakistan.
• S (2007), Business Incubators the Case Study based on Sri Lanka, International Conference on Management Cases, 2007, December IMT Ghaziabad, India. (in abstentia)
• S (2007), Challenges for Business Schools in Globalized Era, Chief Guest and Key Note Speaker, Oct 23-25, Sree Amman College in Erode attached to Brathiar University, South India.
• S (2007) Innovation and organizational culture in SME sector in Sri Lankan gift and decorative ware, The Second Annual Max Planck – IISc International Conference on Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Economic Growth Max Planck Institute of EconomicsJena, Germany Indian Institute of ScienceBangalore, India Venue:Indian Institute of Science,Bangalore, Dates: 25 – 27 October 2007.(in abstentia)
• S (2007) Development and practice of SMEs in Sri Lankan and Pakistan – Comparative perspectives, International conference on Business, Environment, International Competitiveness & Sustainable Development of the Asia Pacific Economies Date: 3-4 December 2007, Monash University, Malaysia Campus.(in abstentia)
• S (2007) ICT model for CEC in Sri Lanka, International conference on Business, Environment, International Competitiveness & Sustainable Development of the Asia Pacific Economies Date: 3-4 December 2007, Monash University, Malaysia Campus. (in abstentia)
• S (2007) ICT usage for Global warming, 1st International Online Conference on Business and Management, Iran E conference of business management, 2007 August.
• S (2007) ICT model for CDM in South Asia, CONFENIS 2007,the IFIP International Conference on Research and Practical Issues of Enterprise Information System (An International Forum for Exploring the Research Frontier in Enterprise Information System) to be held on October 14-16, 2007 – Beijing, China (in abtentia).
• S (2007) Sixth International Conference in JEPA, Japan, Poverty and Technology, New dimensions of Equity, The Case of Sri Lanka, 8 and 9 of December 2007 (in absentia)
• S (2007) Second International conference on Service Management, A Literature survey on Organizational culture and innovation, June 1-2 2007, Institute for International Management and Technology, Gurgaon – 122001, India.
• S (2007) International Conference for Economic Policies for Sustainable Development in University of National and World Economy, Can the Carbon Emission Credits be Traded, The Case of Sri Lanka,  Oct. 19-20th of 2007, Sofia, Bulgaria.(in absentia)
• S (2007), 11^th ICSLS, Comparative study on Sri Lanka and Pakistan’s SME Sector, 1^st – 3^rd Nov.2007, University of Portsmouth, UK.(in absentia)
• S (2007), 5^th ICAS, Problems and prospects for SMEs under globalization, The Case of Sri Lanka, July 4 – 5  2007, University of Kebangsaan in Malaysia (in absentia).
• S (2007), Trading Mechanisms for Carbon Emission Credits generated by projects under Kyoto Protocol: The Case of Sri Lanka, 9^th-12^th January 2007, ISPM- Asia- 2007, JNU at New Delhi, India (in absentia).
• S(2007), Problems and Prospects for Small and Medium
  Scale Enterprises, The Case of Sri Lanka, South Asia Conference April 27-29, 2007 Organized by theSouth Asian Studies Alliance.
  Hosted by Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles (in absentia).
• S (2006) Technology Issues in Pakistan’s Small and Medium Scale Industries in Globalize Era, The Case of Leather Industry, 14-15 Dec.2006, Emerging Paradigms in Managing Business, Holy Grace Academy of management Studies, Kerala, India.
• Dasanayaka .S (2007) Optimum location for industry, The case of lubricant industry in Sri Lanka, Engineering Research Unit (ERU), Moratuwa University, Dec. 2006 (with N. Sasanaka co-author).
• S (2007) New approach for seaport operation and expansion, The case of Colombo seaport, ERU, Moratuwa University, Dec. 2006.
• Dasanayaka . S (2007) Sustainability of Small and Medium Scale Enterprises under Globalization, The Case of Sri Lanka, Ninth Sustainable Development Conference 13-15 December 2006, Islamabad, Pakistan.
• S (2007) New business models for Aging population, The Case of Sri Lanka, ICMC, IMT, India on 4-5 Dec. 2006.
• S (2007) Technology, Poverty and Judicial Access – The Case of Sri Lanka, International Conference on Poverty, Inequality and Judicial Access for Poor in South Asia,  7-9 Nov. 2006, Jawaharlal Nehru University – CSLG, WB/Ford Foundation, New Delhi, India.
• S (2007) Asian Business Schools Identity Crisis – The Case of Sri Lanka, Post Centenary Golden Jubilee Conference on Globalization and Regional Economic Cooperation: Management Challenges November 25-26, 2006, Calcutta. University in India.
• S (2007) Experience of Development Planning in Small Developing Economies, The Case of Sri Lanka,1st International Conference in Planning: “Planning : Theory and Practice” ,in Al-Salt, Jordan from 20. November 2006 to 22. November 2006.
• S (2007) SME Development through Business Incubators, The Case of Sri Lanka, SME-Entrepreneurship Global Conference 2006, 17-18 October 2006, Monash University Malaysia Branch.
• S (2007) Sri Lankan MBAs – Do they stakeholders friendly?, International Conference, 13-15 October 2006, Bangkok Thailand.
• S (2007) Economics aspects of Seaports and their generated Business Activities: The Case of Colombo Seaport in Sri Lanka, International conference on Shipping in the Era of Social Responsibility, 14-16 September, Argostoli, Cephaloina, Greece.
• S (2007) Can Niche MBAs substitutable for General MBAs: The case study based on Sri Lanka, Can the Niche MBAs substitutable for General MBAs? The case study based on Sri Lanka, paper presented for International Conference for Management for Growth, Faculty of Management and Finance, University of Colombo, 15/09/2006.
• S (2007) Assessment of innovative business opportunities and models to serve aging population in Sri Lanka, 2nd World Ageing & Generations Congress in St. Gallen (University of St. Gallen), Switzerland from 27. September 2006 to 29. September 2006.
• S (2006) Profit & Competition of the Insurance Industry in Sri Lanka, A Case Study based on Non-life Insurance Business, International Conference of Business, Economics and Management Disciplines in Beijing, China from 23. June 2006 to 25. June 2006.
• S (2006) Scale of Operation, Productivity based Profitability and Capacity Utilization in the Colombo Seaport in Sri Lanka,Asia-Pacific Productivity Conference (APPC) 2006 in Seoul, Korea, Republic Of from 17. August 2006 to 19. August 2006.
• S (2006) Korean Influence for Small Developing Economies, The Case of Sri Lanka, Korea and the World Economy, V in Seoul, Korea, Republic Of from 7 July 2006 to 8. July 2006.
• S (2006) Development of Tsunami affected Small and Medium Enterprises in Sri Lanka,International Comparisons in the financing of SMEs in developed countries
  in University of Warwick, United Kingdom from 4. April 2006 to 5. April 2006.
• S (2006) A Comparative Analysis of MBA Programs in Sri Lanka, How far are they relevant for local corporate environment? International conference on socially relevant higher education, SRHEI, India, CPA College attach to MaduariKumarijUniversity Bodinakanur, Tamilnadu, 21- 23 Feb.2006.
• S (2004) Technology and Economic Development Key Issues in Sri Lanka, Joint paper with Perera. C, World Bank Training Institute (Brain Trust Programme), NY and Institute of Policy Studies in Sri Lanka, Feb. 23-26 in 2004, Sri Lanka.
• S (2003) Technology, Poverty and Role of New Technologies in Eradication of Poverty – The Case of Sri Lanka, Paper presented for International Seminar in New Delhi, Oct. 2003, ITDG International Technology Seminar (For draft paper see www.itdg.org ).
• S (2003) Eleven Case Study Reports presented under the EMERGENCE project, Asian Institute of Technology, Indian Institute of Management and Employment Studies in UK, Bangkok, Thailand, June 2003, (for reports see www.emergence.nu).
• S (2002) The E-works relocation – Sri Lanka country report, AIT, Thailand, Bangkok, July 2002, (for report see www.emergence.nu).
• S (2002) Information Technology Development in Thailand – Policies, Planning and Trends. Kesetsart International MBA programme, Thailand, 2002, May..
• S (2001)Transport, Poverty and Gender in Economic Perspectives – Strategies and Policies for Developing Nations, Paper presented for International Seminar on Rural transport and Gender in Colombo, ITDG, Aug. 2001.
• S (2000) The role of private sector in the process of Globalization, The University of Ruhuna and University of British Colombia in Canada, Seminar on Globalization and Private sector in Matara, Sept. 2000.
• S (1998) BOO/BOOT projects and the new dimension of project appraisal with special emphasis on feasibility studies and contract documents, African Managers Training course on Local and Regional Development Planning and Management, UNCRD/UNDP, Africa, Kenya, Nairobi Office,  Nov. 1998.
• S (1998) A Study of Container Terminals in Sri Lanka, paper presented for 8^th WCTR, Antwerp, Belgium, 17th of July 1998.
• S (1998) Prospects of Sri Lanka as a regional maritime center and its generated business activities in national economic development, paper presented for Sri Lanka Institute of Architecture annual conference on seaport and Economic development, BMICH, Colombo Sri Lanka,  23^rd June 1998.
• S (1997) Growth dynamics of market-driven economy and its socio-economic implications in Sri Lanka, Paper presented and published under the Centre for Society and Religion, Colombo Sri Lanka in 13^th Dec. 1997.
• S (2008), Reforms in higher educationChallenges for Business Schools, The Case Study based on Sri Lanka, in International Conference on Reforms in Higher Education in Asia, Page 1 -7, Conference Book published  in Bodinayakanur, CPA College, MaduariKamaraj University, Tamil Nadu, South India (Full paper published)
• S (2006), The scale of operation, profitability based productivity and capacity utilization in seaports: The case of Colombo seaports in Sri Lanka, 1980-2005, Engineering research unit of University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, Proceedings of the 12 annual symposium, page 145, ISSN 1391 3999, Nov 2006.
• S and Nanayakkara.S (2006), Indentification of the critical success factors for relocation of industrial plants: The case of lubricant plant in Sri Lanka, Engineering research unit of University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, Proceedings of the 12 annual symposium, page 44, ISSN 1391 3999, Nov 2006
• S (2006)Poverty eradication through technology integration approach in Sri Lankan fisheries sector, The case of four fishery villages in Tangalle fishery district in Sri Lanka, Page 14, International Conference on Poverty, Inequality and Judicial Access for Poor in South Asia, 7-9 Nov. 2006, Jawaharlal Nehru University – CSLG, WB/Ford Foundation, New Delhi, India.
• S (2006)The role of new technologies in eradication of poverty eradication – technology integration approach, The case of Sri Lanka, Page 37, International Conference on Poverty, Inequality and Judicial Access for Poor in South Asia,  7-9 Nov. 2006, Jawaharlal Nehru University – CSLG, WB/Ford Foundation, New Delhi, India.
• S (2006) Can the Niche MBAs substitutable for General MBAs? The case study based on Sri Lanka, paper presented for International Conference for Management for Growth, Faculty of Management and Finance, University of Colombo, 15/09/2006, Abstract published in proceedings, page 41
• S (2006),Impact of organizational culture on innovativeness of export-oriented firms – A study of gift and decorative-ware industry in Sri Lanka, International Conference on Entrepreneurship and Innovation, 26^th PODIM, March 30-31, Maribor, www.podim.org
• S and Hewawasam. R (2005), Factors influencing the technology transfer and risk of technology transfer in competitive markets, the case of lubricant industry in Sri Lanka. Abstract published Third international conference on Business Management in third world, March 2006 in SiriJayawaradanapura University, Sri Lanka (www.sjp.ac.lk).
• S and Senarathne. U (2005) Technology Issues in Sri Lankan Tea Industry, Paper accepted for 10^th International Conference on Sri Lankan Studies, 16-18 December 2005, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, www.kln.ac.lk (Only abstract published) Proceeding page no. 127, ISBN 955-9044-54-0
• S and Perera. P (2005) Technology management issues in SMEs in Sri Lanka, Paper accepted for 10^th International Conference on Sri Lankan Studies, 16-18 December 2005, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka. www.kln.ac.lk (Only abstract published) Proceeding page no. 128, ISBN 955-9044-54-0
• S and Pathirathne.S (2005) Assessment of Innovative business opportunities and models to serve aging population in Sri Lanka, Paper accepted for 10^th International Conference on Sri Lankan Studies, 16-18 December 2005, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka. www.kln.ac.lk (Only abstract published) Proceeding page no. 40, ISBN 955-9044-54-0, Coming as publication in international Journal soon.
• S and Perera. B (2005) Technology and poverty in Fisheries Sector, The Case of Sri Lanka, Paper accepted for 10^th International Conference on Sri Lankan Studies, 16-18 December 2005, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka. www.kln.ac.lk (Only abstract published) Proceeding page no. 71, ISBN 955-9044-54-0.
• S and Ekanayaka.K (2005), Profits and competition of the insurance industry in Sri Lanka with special emphasis on non-life business, Paper accepted for 10^th International Conference on Sri Lankan Studies, 16-18 December 2005, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka. www.kln.ac.lk (Only abstract published) Proceeding page no. 120, ISBN 955-9044-54-0.
• S. and Perera. P (2005) Technology Issues in SMEs in Sri Lanka: The Case Study Based on Rubber Product Manufacturing Sector. Paper presented for Second international conference on Business Management in Third world, March 2005 in SiriJayawaradanapuraUniversity , Sri Lanka. Proceeding page no. 359-74. ISBN 955-9054-47-3 (full paper published)
• S, Wickramasinghe.V and Jayasena.T (2005) Cultural dimension of technology transfer. Paper presented for Second international conference on Business Management in Third world, March 2005 in SiriJayawaradanapuraUniversity , Sri Lanka. Proceeding page no. 387 – 400. ISBN 955-9054-47-3 (full paper published)
• S, Attalage.R and Nakandala. D (2005) Analysis of success of technology transfer at leather industry in Sri Lanka. Paper presented for Second international conference in SiriJayawaradanapura University, Proceeding page no. 375 – 386, Sri Lanka 2005 March. ISBN 955-9054-47-3 (full paper published)

More than 10 abstracts are under review by international conferences in various parts of the world for 2018. 

POST GRADUATE RESEARCH SUPERVISION AND EXAMINATION /PROFESSOR COMMITTEES

• During the last 20 years more than 200 post graduate thesis, dissertation and projects supervised and worked as an examiner for more than 50 PhD projects in various parts of the world.
• During last five years more than 20 professor applications evaluated and presented in interview committees.
• During last five years more than 70 PhDs examined.

Post graduate Research Students for year 2020/21

20 post graduate research students accepted for the year 2016 in the area of Urban food security, Food supply chain, Energy and carbon emission, Economic and financial aspects of various energy sources, SMEs and Entrepreneurship, Business Economics, Engineering Economics, Management, Technology and Innovation areas.

1. Jayarathne: Development of Incentive Schemes and Regulatory Framework for Energy Savings, a Study Based on Sri Lankan Electricity Sector”, Completed.
2. Maesh, Financial Innovation towards Organizational Performance” First year student.
3. Nanayakkara, Internationalization of family business, First year student.
4. Viajapalan, Development of Sustainable Models for Composting with Special Emphasis on Sri Lanka. Third year student.
5. Thesara, Frugal Innovations in Sri Lanka.
6. Wijesinge, Professional Ethics of Sri Lankn engineers.
7. Vajira, Issues of Entrepreneurship and SMEs.

Per year around 10 MBA students accepted from Sri Lankan Universities including Moratuwa and many joint and split  PhD supervision with many international Universities.

PhD examiner for many Asian, European and Australian Universities.

MAIN REFEREES (N.B: Without my consents do not contact them)

Dr. Theodore O. Wallin, (Ph.D USA)

Dean and Professor

Graduate School of Business

Sejong University

98 Gunja dong, Gwangjin-gu

Seoul 143 747, Korea

Emeritus Professor

Whitman School of Management

Syracuse University

USA

Email:  towallin@syr.edu

Telephone: 1 315 446 4560 (USA)

Prof. Dr.Omar Al Serhan

Chairman, Dept.of Business

Faculty of Business,

Higher Colleges of Technology,

Abu Dhabi Men’s Campus,

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Email: oalserhan@hct.ac.ae, omar.alserhan@yahoo.com

Telephone: 447979435306, 971504017053

Prof.Dr. K. Ramanathan

Sydney Graduate School of Management (SGSM)

The University of Western Sydney

E mail:  krish_ramanathan@hotmail.com

K.Ramanathan@westernsydney.edu.au

Tel/Fax: 61296204197

Mobile: 61438268895

Prof. Dr. A. Jayawardana, (PhD – Loughborough, UK)

Former Vice Chancellor

University of Moratuwa

Moratuwa

Sri Lanka

Tel: 094 11 2650301

Mob: 0094777688865

E mail: akwj.uom@gmail.com

Dr. Manoj Joshi, Ph.D (Innovation), FIE, Chartered Er (Mech)
Professor of Entrepreneurship & Innovation Strategy, ABS, 

Amity University, Lucknow, India

Connect: +91-9415017498 / manoj.joshi.m@gmail.com

Dr. Danny Attapathu, (PhD McGill Canada)

Senior Professor

Dept. of Economics

University of Ruhuna

Matara, Sri Lanka

1. No.094-41-2225807/2227014

Mob:0094777158360

E mail: atapattu868@gmail.com

DECLARATION

I the undersigned certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, this bio-data briefly and correctly describes myself, my qualification and experience. I understand that any willfulmis-statement described herein may lead to immediate disqualification or dismissal, if selected.

Date: 10/12/2021

(Prof.  S.W.S.B.Dasanayaka)