Sudan has been at civil war for 18 years, but it must come to an end sometime. What challenges will face the Sudanese state and civil society as they try to reconstruct a ravaged and divided country? How will a post-war Sudan respond to the challenges of globalisation while it tries to rehabilitate its economy, resettle its refugees, and rebuild its institutions? This book, the second in a series published by Justice Africa and the Committee of the Civil Project, represents the outcome of extensive research and consultation by a wide range of Sudanese scholars and activists.
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Sudan has been at civil war for 18 years, but it must come to an end sometime. What challenges will face the Sudanese state and civil society as they try to reconstruct a ravaged and divided country? How will a post-war Sudan respond to the challenges of globalisation while it tries to rehabilitate its economy, resettle its refugees, and rebuild its institutions? This book, the second in a series published by Justice Africa and the Committee of the Civil Project, represents the outcome of extensive research and consultation by a wide range of Sudanese scholars and activists.