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Sudanese women in civil society and their roles in post-conflict reduction

Osman, Amira - 2009

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After Janjaweed? Socioeconomic Impacts of the Conflict in Darfur

Olsson, Ola - 2011

This article uses a unique database on 542 villages in southwestern Darfur to analyze patterns of land reallocation and population change that have emerged as a consequence of the recent conflict. The analysis demonstrates that a displacement from this region alone of more than 300,000 people...

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Review of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, Fruits of Southern Secession, Calamitous Wars and the Disintegration of Sudan

Mohamed, Issam A.W. - 2012

The secession of the Sudan into two parts, Northern and Southern countries and the following armed conflicts on its … feasible and best benefit-cost exportation. Thus, it is not logical for the best interests of the Southern Sudan to secede. The …. The Southern Sudan masses selected freedom and independence in January 2011 in a vote. Why did they choose that even with …

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The State Building of South Sudan : From Civil War to Independence and Back to Conflict

Ruot, Kujiek - 2019

South Sudan gaining independence in July 2011 became a great relief for the Southerners ending a long period of … the state of South Sudan is headed. Past dreams are replaced by personal, "Big Man" gains in terms of positions among the …

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