| ID | 085640 |
| Title Proper | Darfur, Sudan |
| Other Title Information | form counter - insurgency to genocide |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Wadlow, Rene |
| Publication | 2009. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | The on going conflict in the provinces of Drafur, western Sudan, are a textbook example of how programmed escalation of violence can go out of control. It is increasingly difficult for both the ever - more divided insurgencies and the government - backed forces to de-escalate the conflict. which has been called with reason "genocide." It will be increasingly difficult after the war to get the pastoralists and the settled agriculturalists to live together in a relatively cooperative way. However, there is a need for the United Nations, member governments, and nongovernmental oraganization (NGOs) to prepare now for post-violence reconstruction and ecologically sound development based on promoting the praceful coexistence of different tribes in Darfur. |
| `In' analytical Note | Aakrosh Vol. 12, No. 42; Jan 2009: p80-85 |
| Journal Source | Aakrosh Vol. 12, No. 42; Jan 2009: p80-85 |
| Key Words | Sudan ; Sudan - Counter Insurgency ; Genocide ; Violence - Sudan |