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Author: Alex de Waal

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Alex de Waal

Alex de Waal is Research Professor and Executive Director of the World Peace Foundation at The Fletcher School, Tufts University. He was the founding editor of the African Arguments book series. He is the author of The Real Politics of the Horn of Africa: Money, War and the Business of Power.

  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    March 6, 2010
    3280
    19

    Sudanese Campaign Diary

    Sudan’s election campaign is in full swing, and it is fascinating to watch. Perhaps the most interesting element is that the Sudanese parties are engaging one ...
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  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    March 2, 2010
    1992
    2

    Electoral Code of Conduct Adopted in Juba

    Democracy in Sudan is fragile – it needs every support it can get. Today, the political parties in southern Sudan adopted and signed an Electoral Code ...
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  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    February 28, 2010
    2261
    0

    Tamazuj in Kadugli

    Over the last two days, leaders of the Government of National Unity have been meeting in Kadugli under the banner “First Reflections Forum for Tamazuj States.” ...
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  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    February 22, 2010
    2245
    13

    Sudanese Standards and Sensitivities

    It’s election season on Sudan, and the leaders of the Sudanese political parties are understandably sensitive about criticisms of their performance. It’s soon to become self-determination ...
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  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    February 12, 2010
    2629
    5

    Unsimplifying Darfur

    The recurring theme of Rob Crilly’s book, ironically entitled Saving Darfur, is that Darfur only looks simple from a distance. Close up, it’s much more like ...
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  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    January 27, 2010
    2561
    12

    Sudanese Elections: A Real Electoral Contest

    Sudan’s election is for real. The SPLM candidate, Yasir Arman, has set his sights on the Republican Palace. Sadiq al Mahdi has now also put forward ...
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  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    January 23, 2010
    1999
    0

    Darfur: New Estimates for Mortality

    A survey of surveys of Darfur mortality since 2003 in the latest issue of The Lancet, by the reputable analysts Olivier Degomme and Debarati Guha-Sapir, provides ...
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  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    January 21, 2010
    3976
    11

    Can Darfur Claim the Right of Self Determination?

    There is a small but growing minority view among Darfurians, that their region is entitled to self-determination with the option of independence. This issue will be ...
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  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    January 8, 2010
    4393
    3

    “Making Sense of Sudan”

    On the eve of the fifth anniversary of the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, and one year before the scheduled date of the referendum on ...
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  • Politics
    By Alex de Waal
    January 6, 2010
    3427
    4

    Hofrat an Nahas: A Forgotten Case

    When I lived in Darfur in the 1980s, I made a trip to the abandoned copper mines of Hofrat an Nahas, and stayed a few days ...
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