ID | 087701 |
Title Proper | Sudan |
Other Title Information | a state on the brink? |
Language | ENG |
Author | Prendergast, John ; Thomas-Jensen, Colin |
Publication | 2009. |
Summary / Abstract (Note) | From 35,000 feet, the status quo in Sudan is an unmitigated disaster that only seems to be getting worse. In Darfur, war continues to rage, and millions of civilians are packed into squalid camps with dwindling access to humanitarian assistance. The Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA)-a landmark accord that ended a 22-year war between the government and rebels based in southern Sudan-is unraveling, and hot spots along the north-south border threaten a resumption of full-scale civil war and the violent dissolution of the state. On the ground, however, the status quo is shifting, and it is doing so in ways that create opportunities for positive change. Now it is up to the international community and key decision makers in Sudan to leverage recent developments to alter fundamentally how the Sudanese government treats its citizens and relates to the rest of the world. |
`In' analytical Note | Current History Vol. 108, No. 718; May 2009:p208-213 |
Journal Source | Current History Vol. 108, No. 718; May 2009:p208-213 |
Key Words | Sudan ; State on the Brink ; CPA ; Violence |