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Sharing  his  views  about  the  journal,  Mr.
         Manil Jayesinghe (President, The Institute
         of  Chartered  Accountants  of  Sri  Lanka)

         stated that “It is a great initiative taken by
         the  Faculty  of  Management  Studies  in
         providing a platform to the development of
         economy  where  the  community  can  learn

         from  others’  experiences  and  generate
         new  knowledge.”  He  further  necessitated
         the  importance  of  close  cooperation
         between  academic  institutions  and  the

         private  sector  in  commercializing  the
         research outputs.




                                                    Prof.  Saman  K.  Herath  (Dean,  Faculty  of  Animal  Science
                                                    and  Export  Agriculture,  Uva  Wellassa  University  of  Sri

                                                    Lanka)  stated  that  academic  journals  enhance  the  global
                                                    visibility of the state universities and provide a platform for
                                                    knowledge  dissemination.  Most  importantly,  he  has
                                                    highlighted  the  importance  of  research  ethics  in  scientific

                                                    communication.     He    emphasized     that   “Given    the
                                                    competitive nature of research, it has become increasingly
                                                    challenging  for  scientists  to  report  unique  and  pioneering
                                                    research.  Nevertheless,  the  practice  of  misreporting  data

                                                    and  scientific  results  continues  to  be  followed  by  some
                                                    members of the research community.”


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