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    Ocampo’s Gauntlet to the UN Security Council

    By Alex de Waal
    June 11, 2008
    Tragedy is the conflict of rights and there is no greater and more painful tragedy than the clash of fundamental rights. This drama is ...
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  • Politics

    Shame and Violence: Insight from Complex Emergencies

    By Alex de Waal
    June 9, 2008
    In Complex Emergencies David Keen draws upon James Gilligan’s work on the psychological motivations of the most violent killers in American gaols as a ...
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    Complex Emergencies: David Keen Responds

    By David Keen
    June 8, 2008
    First of all, I would like the thank Zoe Marriage, Michael Barnett and Angela Raven-Roberts for taking the trouble to read the book, and ...
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  • Politics

    Designing Limbo: IDP Camps and Urban Planning

    By Alex de Waal
    June 7, 2008
    Jim Lewis has a fascinating article in today’s New York Times–in the Architecture section. It’s called “The Exigent City” and poses the question, why ...
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  • Politics

    The Islam and the “Ism” in Sudanese Islamism

    By admin
    June 6, 2008
    Posted by Heather Sharkey In this careful and engagingly written analysis of Hasan al-Turabi’s decade in power, Abdullahi A. Gallab concludes that the experience ...
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  • Politics

    Is Sudan Transitioning to a post-Islamist State?

    By Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban
    June 5, 2008
    Islamism and Post-Islamism Islamism has been defined as “˜political Islam’ or a “˜politicized Islam.’ It emerged as the major Western diagnostic reference for “˜extremism’ ...
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  • Politics

    Complex Emergencies and the Humanitarian Enterprise

    By admin
    June 4, 2008
    Posted by Angela Raven-Roberts. David Keen has written a very readable and approachable book tackling a complex subject and tracing its multiple representations, interpretations ...
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    Putting the Complex into Complex Emergencies

    By admin
    June 3, 2008
    Posted on behalf of Michael Barnett. David Keen certainly puts the complex into complex emergencies. Combining critical theorizing and detailed knowledge of conflict zones ...
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  • Politics

    Reading Wars Actively

    By Zoe Marriage
    June 2, 2008
    Complex Emergencies emanates from lectures renowned for their capacity to challenge MSc students (I was one of them) and encourage new ways of thinking. ...
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  • Politics

    Complex Emergencies

    By Alex de Waal
    June 2, 2008
    On page 115 of his recent book Complex Emergencies, David Keen writes, “For those familiar with this famine [1988 in southwest Kordofan and Bahr ...
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