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    Mamdani: The Conversation We Are Not Having

    By Bridget Conley-Zilkic
    April 13, 2009
    The conversation we are not having on Mahmood Mamdani’s Saviours and Survivors concerns public activism. Much of Mahmood Mamdani’s Saviours and Survivors presents a ...
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    Saviors and Survivors

    By Alex de Waal
    April 12, 2009
    Mahmood Mamdani’s Saviors and Survivors: Darfur, Politics, and the War on Terror, is the most ambitious book yet on the Darfur crisis. Unlike the ...
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    Sudan/Chad: Planning Refugee Camps

    By Manuel Herz
    April 11, 2009
    The border region between Chad and Sudan is formed by an inhospitable climate and breathtakingly beautiful nature. It is an area marked by a ...
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    HRW’s Myths and Realities

    By Lee Solomons and Patrick Mair
    April 11, 2009
    Human Rights Watch recently posted seven “˜myths’ (arguments) about the ICC indictment, each followed by a confidently-named “˜reality’ (response). Much of what they say ...
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    Elections in a Dangerous Place

    By Alex de Waal
    April 10, 2009
    The cover of Paul Collier’s new book, Wars, Guns, and Votes: Democracy in Dangerous Places (Harper Collins, 2009) is graced by a picture of ...
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    Southerners Sudanese’s Likely Referendum Choice

    By Traci Cook
    April 9, 2009
    “Is there anybody who will vote for unity?” That incredulous question, posed by a Southern Sudanese participant in a public opinion study in late ...
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    Challenges for a Free Sudanese Election

    By Hafiz Mohammed
    April 9, 2009
    The National Election Commission (NEC) has officially announced the time frame for Sudan’s general elections, with a seven months’ delay in respect to the ...
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    The 2010 Sudanese Elections: Landmines on the Road to Democratic Transition

    By Elwathig Kameir
    April 8, 2009
    This essay deals with possibilities of a mismanaged democratic transformation in Sudan. This is conditioned by a ruling party, resistant to change and weak ...
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    Ethnic Identity in Darfur

    By Sean OFahey
    April 7, 2009
    There has been a flood on the Web of confusing and confused discussions about the “Arab”/”African” divide in Darfur recently. Perhaps a little historical ...
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    The Afar and Darfur: A Nomadic Comparison

    By Bikem Ekberzade
    April 6, 2009
    The situation in the Afar land of Northeastern Ethiopia is reminiscent of early Darfur: desperately impoverished nomadic communities pushed to the limit. With one ...
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