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- 2012025067 coverage "South Sudan History Autonomy and independence movements.".
- 2012025067 coverage "South Sudan Politics and government 2005-2011.".
- 2012025067 coverage "Sudan History Civil War, 1983-2005.".
- 2012025067 coverage "Sudan Politics and government 1985-".
- 2012025067 created "2012.".
- 2012025067 date "2012".
- 2012025067 date "2012.".
- 2012025067 dateCopyrighted "2012.".
- 2012025067 description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- 2012025067 description "Introduction : from Southern Sudan to South Sudan. Contested identities and near perpetual war -- The origins of 'Southern Sudan' -- Transforming Southern Sudan into South Sudan -- The purposes of the book. The Southern Sudan question : unity or separation? -- The First Civil War : Anya-Nya secessionism ends in unity -- The Second Civil War : the SPLA's revolution ends in secession -- Domineering personalities and conflicted collaboration -- Conclusion : New Sudan dies; South Sudan is born. The golden years of revolution : 1983/1991. The SPLA emerges as the dominant Southern force -- The SPLA advances, Khartoum turns to Southern proxies -- The 1991 watershed -- Conclusion : when golden is relative. Years of darkness, serious struggle, negotiations : 1991/2005. The dark years of revolution -- The SPLA/M's serious struggle to regain the initiative -- Negotiating the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) -- Conclusion : and now the hard part. Giving unity a chance : the CPA's interim period, 2005/2011. The implications of Garang's death for the CPA process -- Relative accommodation and perseverance for the referendum -- What happened to the Second Republic of New Sudan? -- Conclusion : persistence pays off. Defining the Republic of South Sudan. From region to state; laying the foundations of sovereign governance -- Keeping it together; confronting the revival of other armed groups -- The economic situation at independence and development -- Conclusion. The parameters of South Sudan's foreign policy. The two Sudans; South Sudan's relations with Sudan -- South Sudan's relations with regional neighbours -- South Sudan's relations with the major powers -- Conclusion. The meaning of liberation in South Sudan. Who owns South Sudan's liberation? -- What is South Sudanese nationalism? -- The need for South-South reconciliation -- Conclusion : the long walk to freedom.".
- 2012025067 extent "p. cm.".
- 2012025067 identifier "9780231704144 (alk. paper)".
- 2012025067 issued "2012".
- 2012025067 issued "2012.".
- 2012025067 language "eng".
- 2012025067 publisher "New York : Columbia University Press,".
- 2012025067 spatial "South Sudan History Autonomy and independence movements.".
- 2012025067 spatial "South Sudan Politics and government 2005-2011.".
- 2012025067 spatial "Sudan History Civil War, 1983-2005.".
- 2012025067 spatial "Sudan Politics and government 1985-".
- 2012025067 subject "962.9043 23".
- 2012025067 subject "DT159.94 .L47 2012".
- 2012025067 subject "Sudan People's Liberation Army.".
- 2012025067 tableOfContents "Introduction : from Southern Sudan to South Sudan. Contested identities and near perpetual war -- The origins of 'Southern Sudan' -- Transforming Southern Sudan into South Sudan -- The purposes of the book. The Southern Sudan question : unity or separation? -- The First Civil War : Anya-Nya secessionism ends in unity -- The Second Civil War : the SPLA's revolution ends in secession -- Domineering personalities and conflicted collaboration -- Conclusion : New Sudan dies; South Sudan is born. The golden years of revolution : 1983/1991. The SPLA emerges as the dominant Southern force -- The SPLA advances, Khartoum turns to Southern proxies -- The 1991 watershed -- Conclusion : when golden is relative. Years of darkness, serious struggle, negotiations : 1991/2005. The dark years of revolution -- The SPLA/M's serious struggle to regain the initiative -- Negotiating the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) -- Conclusion : and now the hard part. Giving unity a chance : the CPA's interim period, 2005/2011. The implications of Garang's death for the CPA process -- Relative accommodation and perseverance for the referendum -- What happened to the Second Republic of New Sudan? -- Conclusion : persistence pays off. Defining the Republic of South Sudan. From region to state; laying the foundations of sovereign governance -- Keeping it together; confronting the revival of other armed groups -- The economic situation at independence and development -- Conclusion. The parameters of South Sudan's foreign policy. The two Sudans; South Sudan's relations with Sudan -- South Sudan's relations with regional neighbours -- South Sudan's relations with the major powers -- Conclusion. The meaning of liberation in South Sudan. Who owns South Sudan's liberation? -- What is South Sudanese nationalism? -- The need for South-South reconciliation -- Conclusion : the long walk to freedom.".
- 2012025067 title "South Sudan : from revolution to independence / Matthew LeRiche, Matthew Arnold.".
- 2012025067 type "text".