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Developing Darfur: A recovery and reconstruction strategy
Darfur Joint Assessment Mission, April 2013
The Darfur Development Strategy developed by the Darfur Joint Assessment Mission (DJAM) offers a sequenced, coordinated and holistic plan for equitable, sustainable and participatory development, vital to move Darfur out of a cycle of conflict and poverty, towards a stable and prosperous future. The strategy is presented in this report.
HSBA Update, Aug 2012
Describing the development of recent UN and AU regional strategies to end LRA attacks and capture LRA leader Joseph Kony.
The Sudanese press after separation - Contested identities of journalism
Media in Cooperation and Transition, July 2012
Sudanese journalism functions within a complex web of party politics, governance, and media.
Forgotten Darfur: Old Tactics and New Players
HSBA Working Paper, July 2012
Amid claims of declining violence and wider regional transformations, the Darfur conflict has all but vanished from the international agenda since 201 ...
Small Arms Survey, Human Security Baseline Assessment 19, April 2012
Arms flows and holdings in South Sudan
South Sudan: Nationbuilding through a pipeline?
Polity, April 2012
In January, the Government of South Sudan announced the construction of an oil pipeline from South Sudan to the Kenyan port of Lamu. This was a decisive signal and a demonstration of the state's desire and intention of establishing a firm political autonomy.
South Sudan and Kenya: The Relationships
Al Jazeera Centre for Studies
Kenya is a leading country in the East African region with better developed infrastructure and industry. The capital city is a regional hub derisively ref ...
Civilian disarmament in South Sudan. A legacy of struggle
Saferworld Report, Feb 2012
After an extended struggle South Sudan succeeded in becoming an independent country on 9 July 2011. Independence however, does not represent the end of ...
International Law and the Self-Determination of South Sudan
Solomon Dersso, ISS Paper 231 Feb 2012
The case of South Sudan illustrates the emergence of a new human security-based approach to claims for self-determination.
South Sudan: International State-Building and its Limits
Wolfram Lacher, SWP Research Paper 4, February 2012
Donors should link their engagement for statebuilding more closely to political dialogue with the South Sudanese government
The Two Sudans: A Tour of the Neighborhood
Omer Ismail and Annette LaRocco, Enough Project Report, Jan 2012
Examining some of the two countries' most important neighbors and regional relationships.
Gender and Statebuilding in South Sudan
USIP Special Report
Summary
The Politics of Local Boundaries and Conflict in Sudan. The South Darfur Case
Yousif Takana, Sudan Working Paper 2008:2
Up to 1994, Darfur region (the present three states of Darfur) had remained a single integrated political and administrative unit since the establishment of ...
Abdel Ghaffar M. Ahmed, Sudan Working Paper 2008:1
The pastoral sector in Sudan in general and in the Blue Nile State in particular has been marginalized and impoverished as a result of detrimental sta ...
The Aid Business in South Sudan after the Comprehensive Peace Agreement
Elke Grawert: New Challenges for Developing Countries
Violence and Victimization after Civilian Disarmament: The Case of Jonglei
Richard Garfield, Small Arms Survey paper, December 2007
Eastern Sudan: Challenges Facing the Implementation of the Peace Agreement in Gedaref State
Munzoul M. Assal and Samia A. M. Ali, Institute for Security Studies Situation Report, 20th November 2007
Transition from Emergency Relief in Southern Sudan
Joanne Raisin, DFID Sudan, October 2007
Armed Groups along Sudan's Eastern Frontier: An Overview and Analysis
John Young, Small Arms Survey paper, November 2007
Sudan - Country Dialogue Paper 2006
African Development Bank/African Development Fund - Country Operations Department, North, East and South Region, June 2006
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Allahu Akbar: A Friday in Khartoum
I am sipping to my coffee as I am listening to the local imam through the loudspeaker as he addresses his congregation inside the mosque.
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Ingen viktige fredsavtaler er inngått i verden de siste åtte årene. De fleste «intern-konflikter» er ikke det de gir seg ut for å være. De er deler av internasjonale konfliktsystemer der eksterne aktører spiller helt sentrale roller, skriver Gunnar M. Sørbø i en utenriksanalyse i Morgenbladet.
The post-colonial state and civil war in Sudan - the origins of conflict in Darfur Noah R. Bassil (2013)
The power of creative reasoning - the ideas and vision of John Garang Lula A. Deng (2013)
The pastoral Fulbe in the Sudan Funj region - a study of the interaction between state and society Elhadi Ibrahim Osman (2013)
Crisis in the Horn of Africa - politics, piracy and the threat of terror Peter Woodward (2013)
The Horn of Africa - intra-state and inter-state conflicts and security edited by Redie Bereketeab (2013)
Gender justice and legal pluralities - Latin American and African perspectives
edited by Rachel Sieder and John-Andrew McNeish (2013)
Political economy of statebuilding - power after peace
edited by Mats Berdal and Dominik Zaum (2013)
Violent conflict and peacebuilding - the continuing crisis in Darfur
Johan Brosché and Daniel Rothbart (2013)
Pastoralism and development in Africa - dynamic change at the margins
edited by Andy Catley, Jeremy Lind and Ian Scoones (2013)
The golden fleece - manipulation and independence in humanitarian action
edited by Antonio Donini ; foreword by Roméo Dallaire (2012)