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human rights abusesrules of war
War in South Sudan: the civilian toll
October 4, 1993
Jemera Rone
droughtlack of foodmarket failure
On the Causes of Famine: Drought, Desertification and Market Failure in the Sudan
October 1, 1993
Lennart Olsson
livelihoodsmonetizationpastoralism
The Cattle of Money and the Cattle of Girls among the Nuer, 1930-83
May 4, 1992
Sharon Hutchinson
armed conflictidentityNorth-South dichotomy
Development and Cultural Genocide in the Sudan
September 6, 1991
John Burton
humanitarian aidOLSreview
Humanitarianism under siege: a critical review of Operation Lifeline Sudan
February 9, 1991
Larry Minear
Bashir governmentdemocracyidentity
More Turbulence in Sudan: A New Politics This Time?
October 2, 1990
Peter Bechtold
livelihoodproduction
An Investigation into Production Capability in the Rural Southern Sudan: A Report on Food Sources and Needs
June 12, 1990
UN and Operation Lifeline Sudan
inter-communal interdependencenatural resourcespastoralism
Political Ecology in the Upper Nile: The Twentieth Century Expansion of the Pastoral 'Common Economy'
January 4, 1989
Douglas Hamilton Johnson
emergency relief operationspsycho-social problems
The sanity factor: expatriate behaviour on African relief programmes
May 1, 1988
Alex de Waal
chief courtscustomary lawjustice
Judicial Regulation and Administrative Control: Customary Law and the Nuer, 1898–1954
June 11, 1986
Douglas Hamilton Johnson
colonialismmissionaries
Christians, Colonists, and Conversion: A View from the Nilotic Sudan.
June 20, 1985
John Burton
Dinkaethnography
The Dinka of the Sudan
October 29, 1984
Francis Mading Deng
decentralizationlocal governmentNorth-South relations
Local government and decentralisation in Sudan
July 5, 1983
M.W. Norris
border disputesinter-communal relationskinship
Tribal Boundaries and Border Wars: Nuer-Dinka Relations in the Sobat and Zaraf Valleys, c. 1860-1976
April 4, 1982
Douglas Hamilton Johnson
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