African Arguments
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On the Significance of Determining whether Darfur is Genocide
In his latest contribution to the debate “what should Obama do about Darfur?” in The New Republic, Alan Wolfe poses the question, why does ... -
Darfur: Atrocity Statistics
John Hagan and Wenona Rymond-Richmond’s Darfur and the Crime of Genocide constitutes an important, if not always entirely compelling, contribution to the study of ... -
Sudan/ICC: Enough Said
I rarely use this blog to give a platform for ‘Enough’ but on this occasion I thought it right to give some prominence to ... -
Arresting Bashir: How the ICC has Violated its own Statute
This blog has presented many arguments as to how the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant against President Bashir has become yet another obstacle to ... -
Alex on The Kojo Nnamdi Show
Alex appeared today, along with Mark Schneider of the International Crisis Group, on Kojo Nmandi's show for NPR. Alex clashed with Mark ... -
Jan Pronk’s Wisdom
Before his final departure from Sudan in December 2006, Jan Pronk addressed the UN staff in Khartoum and Juba. In his address he presented ... -
Advancing African Development: The Necessity for Aid and Trade
Is aid as bad as Greg Mills and Terence McNamee suggest? Is the facilitation of trade the simple answer to all of Africa’s woes? ... -
Humanitarian Travesty in Darfur
Within a few hours of the issues of the arrest warrant for President Omar el Bashir, the Government of Sudan revoked the licenses of ... -
Darfur: Don’t Do Anything – Stop and Think for a Moment
At a moment like this, in which the ICC and the P3 have massively increased their threat against the Government of Sudan, which has ... -
Sudan: Justice and Hunger
The expulsions of humanitarians are a catastrophe for the victims of the Darfur war, a fact upon which Luis Moreno Ocampo might well reflect ...