I examine whether and how the means through which a civil war ends affects the success of a country's state … military victory, the coercive balance-of-power at the end of war favourable to the victor enables it to dictate the post … of informal power in the post-war context whose influence is exercised through private networks of party members and …

Introduction: gendered war and peace -- Gendering international justice: progress and pitfalls at international … justice is too slow": will the international criminal tribunal for Rwanda fail Rwanda's rape victims? / Binaifer Nowrojee …: gendered dimensions of peace / Meghna Guhathakurta -- Marrying your rapist: domesticated war crimes in Peru / Jelke Boesten …

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 … civil war between the Northern and Southern forces lasted for five decades with an intermission during the seventies. It …

foundation. Introduction : the making of Sudan : a history of incomplete processes -- War and the transformative potential … (1989-2004) -- Re-negotiating a sudan. Sudan's war produced economy and society : the case for transformative potential … : towards an alternative conceptual framework for analyzing post-civil wars -- The unmaking of Sudan. The failed modernity I …