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    The Islamism Debate — Abdullahi Gallab Responds

    By Abdullahi Gallab
    June 18, 2008
    I thank Alex de Waal, Carolyn Fluehr Lobban, Heather Sharkey and Neil McHugh for reading and for your appreciated responses to my book: The ...
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    Violence and the Sudanese Islamists

    By admin
    June 17, 2008
    Posted by Neil McHugh. Abdullahi Gallab’s book The First Islamist Republic is rich in conceptualization and historical perspective, and there are a few major ...
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    What if Ocampo Indicts Bashir? 3

    By Mary Harper
    June 17, 2008
    It is not difficult to imagine what might happen if the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant against the president of Sudan. One ...
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    What if Ocampo Indicts Bashir? 2

    By Chidi Odinkalu
    June 16, 2008
    Some serious thinking is called for on the work of the ICC and its implications for accountability for mass atrocities, especially in Africa. There ...
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    What if Ocampo Indicts Bashir? 1

    By Omer Ismail
    June 16, 2008
    This is a hypothetical question in view of how methodical the Chief Prosecutor is in choosing the suspects he intends to investigate and the ...
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    Imagine if Luis Moreno-Ocampo Were to Indict President Omar al Bashir

    By Alex de Waal
    June 15, 2008
    Imagine if the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, were to issue an arrest warrant against Sudan’s President Omar al Bashir ...
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    Abusing “Genocide”: Why Comparisons with the Holocaust Mislead

    By Pieter Tesch
    June 13, 2008
    Earlier this year in the run up to the release of the anti Islam “˜film’ Fitna by the Dutch maverick right-wing politician Geert Wilders, ...
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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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    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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