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    Tragedy in Darfur

    By admin
    August 14, 2007
    *Posted on behalf of an anonymous contributor. How one chooses which "mistakes" or precursors to learn from reveals what one believes is necessary to know ...
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    Sexual Violence and the Risk of HIV Infection in Darfur

    By admin
    August 8, 2007
    (The following essay is posted on behalf of Selma Scheewe. The author based this essay on her Thesis titled “Sexual Violence and HIV/AIDS in ...
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    Where Next for Darfur’s Peace Process?

    By Alex de Waal
    August 8, 2007
    Last weekend’s meeting in Arusha, Tanzania, of leaders of Darfur’s armed movements marked the re-launch of a serious peace process for Darfur. It’s Darfur’s ...
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    Without an operable peace agreement, what effect will 1769 really have on Darfur’s future?

    By admin
    August 8, 2007
    (Posted on behalf of Paul Kirby) First, how sensible is sending 26,000 troops to ‘peacekeep’ when there is no peace agreement? Is there a ...
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    Cause and Effect

    By Thomas Homer-Dixon
    August 2, 2007
    (posted on behalf of Thomas Homer-Dixon ) What does it mean when we say that one factor is more or less important than another ...
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    Needed: A Plan for Community Peacekeeping

    By Alex de Waal
    August 2, 2007
    What is the significance of UN Security Council Resolution 1769, which authorizes the hybrid UN-AU Mission in Darfur, with a strength of 26,000 and ...
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    Darfur’s New-Found Water Reserves: Blessing or Curse?

    By Alex de Waal
    July 26, 2007
    The basic rule of water supply in semi-arid lands is that whoever controls the water, controls the people. New water resources provide as many ...
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    Presidential Candidates and Their Stance on Darfur

    By Sam Rosmarin
    July 24, 2007
    During last night's CNN-YouTube debate among Democratic hopefuls, the candidates were asked what they would do to make Darfur safe. So which one (if ...
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    Is it Worth Trying a No-Fly Zone?

    By Alex de Waal
    July 11, 2007
    With the current controversy in the U.S. over the idea of a no-fly zone in Darfur, it’s worth reflecting briefly on the role of ...
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    In Memoriam: Majzoub al Khalifa Ahmed

    By Alex de Waal
    July 6, 2007
    Last week, Dr Majzoub al Khalifa Ahmed, advisor to the President of Sudan, was killed in a car accident on the road to his ...
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