“The People Want to Overthrow the Regime:” Demonstrations in Sudan against the Bashir Regime
Adam Hoffman and Haim Koren analyze the discourse surrounding the mass demonstrations now being held across Sudan in protest of the Omar al-Bashir regime.
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Sudan: Bashir Weathers the Storm
Ambassador Haim Koren investigates the longevity of Sudan President Omar al-Bashir, in sharp contrast to the leaders of many neighboring countries.
Sudan – What are the prospects for democracy?
Irit Back analyzes the current situation in Sudan, and the complicated dynamic between center and periphery in that country.
Religion and Conflict in the Sudan Region
Inbal Ben-Yehuda investigates the attitude of Darfurians to Islam, in the shadow of the Darfur crisis. In Hebrew.
Pathways of Sudan
Ambassador Haim Koren's article deals with the development of Sudan's foreign policy in light of domestic challenges.
Five Years of War in Blue Nile State: Hope and Despair between the Two Sudans
Yotam Gidron explains the current conflict in Blue Nile State, located in south-eastern Sudan, where fighting continues between the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army-North and the Sudanese government.
John Garang's Vision for a "New Sudan" – A Contemporary Perspective
MDC Researcher Dr. Irit Back uses the legacy of John Garang as a prism through which to analyze recent developments in Sudan and South Sudan.
John Garang's Vision for a "New Sudan" – A Contemporary Perspective
Dr. Irit Back analyzes contemporary developments in Sudan and South Sudan through a historical perspective. In Hebrew.
From One Sudan to Two Sudans: Dynamics of Partition and Unification in Historical Perspective
Visiting Scholar Iris Seri-Hersch discusses Sudan's partition, which is linked to its colonial history as well as the longest civil war experienced in Africa in the 20th century.
