- Making sense of a thorny separation: Considering the political economy as part of the final implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement and beyond0.12 MB
Following the referendum in South Sudan on January 9th 2011, which made explicit the will of the people of South Sudan to secede and established what will become the newest member of the society of independent States, developments in Sudan point towards a difficult divorce. This divorce between what has become known as North Sudan and South Sudan, as well as the exercise of establishing a new nation, has become an increasingly difficult and challenging venture.
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Jens Windahl Pedersen, who holds an MSc in Humanitarian Studies and was, until recently, based in South Sudan, wrote this report. He can be contacted at jenswp@gmail.com.
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