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    Sanctions, Incentives and Conditionalities in Peacemaking

    By Alex de Waal
    March 19, 2008
    Powers of Persuasion, a new publication from Conciliation Resources is a series of essays on the role of sanctions, incentives and conditionalities in peacemaking. ...
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    On the importance of urban intersection, when integration is not necessarily on the cards

    By admin
    March 18, 2008
    Posted on behalf of AbdouMaliq Simone The discussion that has taken place on this weblog over the last weeks concerning urbanization in the Sudan ...
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    Ethnicity, Land, Legitimacy: A Review of “War in Darfur and the Search for Peace”

    By Sean OFahey
    March 17, 2008
    War in Darfur and the Search for Peace is by far the best and most authoritative introduction to the Darfur crisis that I have ...
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    The Time Has Come for Talks

    By admin
    March 13, 2008
    *Posted on behalf of Philip Honour The time has come for talks Yesterday, the U.S State Department published a report on Human Rights Practice’s ...
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    Making Sense of Darfur’s Arabs

    By Alex de Waal
    March 12, 2008
    Darfur's Arabs are back in the spotlight—as victims, as Janjawiid, and as rebels. The relationship between the Sudan government and the Darfur Arabs has ...
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    Land Belongs to the Community

    By James Okuk
    March 11, 2008
    To avoid the continuity of conflict over land and its resources in the Sudan, it should be constitutionally and legally confirmed that "land belongs ...
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    Land in the DPA: A False Agreement?

    By Alex de Waal
    March 7, 2008
    Here’s a paradox: the Sudan government and the armed movements–both SLAs and JEM–reached agreement on the land clauses in the Darfur Peace Agreement in ...
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    Demystifying State and Property Rights on Land

    By Abdalbasit Saeed
    March 7, 2008
    In the Sudanese context of prolonged conflict, mobility of pastoral groups into the transitional areas such as South Kordofan and Blue Nile and the ...
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    Managing Political and Economic Claims to Land in Darfur

    By James Morton
    March 5, 2008
    The headline is striking: The Land Question: Sudan’s Peace Nemesis. It reflects a growing body of opinion that conflict for land is an important, ...
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    Africa hasn’t resolved the communal-private land issue, and it won’t happen in Darfur anytime soon

    By admin
    March 4, 2008
    Posted on behalf of Michael Kevane Sudan’s land issues are big and dangerous. Let’s gingerly walk around this growling cur with a big stick ...
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