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armed forcesgenderWomen associated with armed forces and groups (WAAFG)
No Standing, Few Prospects: How Peace is Failing South Sudanese Female Combatants and WAAFG
September 4, 2008
HSBA Small Arms Survey
food marketfood securitylivestock
Structure, Conduct and Performance of Commodity Markets in South Sudan
July 5, 2008
Margaret Wanjiru Ngigi
international enagementoilrevenue sharing
China's Thirst For Oil
June 9, 2008
International Crisis Group
insecuritypolitics
Violent Legacies: Insecurity in Sudan’s Central and Eastern Equatoria
June 6, 2008
Mareike Schomerus
rebel governanceSPLM/Atraditional authority
An Investigation of the Roles of Traditional Leadership in the Liberation Struggle in Southern Sudan from 1983-2004
June 1, 2008
Kuol Deng-Abot Kuol
NBI (Nile Basin Initiative)resource competitionwater resource management
Mission Not Yet Accomplished/ Managing Water Resources in the Nile River Basin
May 6, 2008
Ashok Swain
food aidinternational engagementtargeting
Targeting in complex emergencies: South Sudan country case study
May 5, 2008
Daniel Maxwell
EUpeacepolicy
TOO BIG - TOO MANY- TOO MUCH: Policies and Instruments of the European Union in “post-peace agreement” areas: a coherent contribution to stability, security and development?
May 4, 2008
Mariana Peter
human rights violationsNorth-South relationsoil
Abandoning Abyei: Destruction and Displacement, May 2008
May 4, 2008
Human Rights Watch
customary lawGBVrestorative justice
Adopting Restorative Justice Principles To Reform Customary Courts In Dealing With Gender Based Violence in Southern Sudan
May 1, 2008
Tiernan Mennen
armed groupsdisarmamentpeace
Allies and Defectors: An Update on Armed Group Integration and Proxy Force Security
May 1, 2008
HSBA Small Arms Survey
CPAinternational engagementoil industry
Sudan: Whose Oil?
April 16, 2008
European Coalition on Oil in Sudan
individual-group beliefrefugeesreturn and integration
Who Wants to Return Home? A Survey of Sudanese Refugees in Kakuma, Kenya
April 6, 2008
Roy Eidelson
armed conflictchild soldiersinternational engagement
Comparative Perspectives on the Rehabilitation of Ex-Slaves and Former Child Soldiers with Special Reference to Sudan
April 6, 2008
Randall Fegley
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