In an historic move, southern Sudan voted in January 2011 to become a separate nation from northern Sudan. Recently back from a trip to Rumbek in southern Sudan, CNA research analyst Lesley Anne Warner discusses the future of the two Sudans.
Recent Posts
- New book: Military Integration during War-to-Peace Transitions (Routledge, 2023)
- “There may have been some *light* terrorism…”
- The Disintegration of the Military Integration Process in South Sudan (2006–2013)
- South Sudan at Five – Recommended Readings
- The ‘Is it hotter than Djibouti’ game
- The Conviction of Hissène Habré
- Lesley on Africa practices small talk
- The time I got acronymed into submission
- Four Weaknesses of South Sudan’s Military Integration Process
- Highlights from SFRC Hearing on Security Assistance in Africa
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- Opalo's Weblog
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- Sahel Blog
- Somalia Newsroom
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- Sub-Saharan Roundup
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- Afrobarometer
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- Jamestown Foundation
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- South African Institute of International Affairs
- Sudan Human Security Baseline Assessment
- United States Institute of Peace
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