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    China and Sudan: Defining the Turning Point

    By Alex de Waal
    February 22, 2008
    In her posting yesterday, Mia Farrow identifies the success of the "genocide Olympics" campaign—which she was instrumental in starting—as a "defining moment." She is ...
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  • Politics

    China and Sudan: A Defining Moment

    By admin
    February 21, 2008
    Editor's note: Mia Farrow and Ronan Farrow, who were instrumental in starting up the "genocide Olympics" campaign, have offered these words. Without question ...
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  • Politics

    The Great Hope or the Great Demon?

    By admin
    February 20, 2008
    Editors note: We are pleased to have this contribution from Daniel Large, a UK-based scholar on China—Sudan relations who has published widely on the ...
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  • Politics

    Can Hollywood Save Darfur?

    By admin
    February 20, 2008
    Editor's note: Chris Alden, senior lecturer in international relations at the London School of Economics, contributed this post on Steven Spielberg's withdrawal from ...
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  • Politics

    Spielberg, Beijing, Darfur, and the Olympic Games

    By admin
    February 15, 2008
    This past Wednesday, the Hollywood director Steven Spielberg resigned from his post as artistic director of the Beijing Olympics. His stated aim in doing ...
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  • Politics

    Urbanization and the Future of Sudan–New Perspectives

    By Mark Duffield
    February 14, 2008
    Posted on behalf of Mark Duffield Munzoul Assal has provided an useful and provocative analysis of urbanisation in Sudan and its social and political implications. ...
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  • Politics

    Alex in the news on Chad

    By admin
    February 12, 2008
    Alex's posting on Chad was cited in a New York Times article: "Fighting in Chad's Capital Ebbs, But Problems Loom," by Lydia ...
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  • Politics

    Africa’s Thirty Years’ War–In Need of a New Edition?

    By Alex de Waal
    February 9, 2008
    The current conflict in Chad and Darfur is a reprise of the "thirty years' war" that embroiled Chad, Libya and Darfur from the mid-1960s ...
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  • Politics

    Making Sense of Chad

    By Alex de Waal
    February 4, 2008
    The war for Chad is not over. It is likely to become more bloody and involve a wider humanitarian disaster before any solutions can ...
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  • Politics

    Urbanization and the future of Sudan

    By admin
    January 29, 2008
    Posted on behalf of Munzoul Assal Sudan is one of the fastest urbanizing countries in the world. Population figures show that the country was ...
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