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Author: John Hursh

John Hursh

John Hursh is Associate Director of Research at the Stockton Center for the Study of International Law at the US Naval War College. Previously, he was a Policy Analyst for the Enough Project, where he focused on Sudan. Follow him on Twitter @JohnHursh.

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    EconomySudanTop story
    By John Hursh
    December 18, 2017
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    Since removal of sanctions, Sudan’s economy has actually got worse

    Sanctions held back Sudan’s economy, but not nearly as much as the government’s own policies. On 6 October, the US government announced that it would revoke ...
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