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Contents of Issue 63 (January 2021)

Editorial  1

SSSUK Seminars

Mawan Muortat. Abdel Azim Hassan   4

Articles:

 Douglas H. Johnson. Editing Sudan 6

 Philip Winter. A Border Too Far – the Ilemi Triangle Yesterday and Today, Part 2 23

 Suad M. E. Musa. Prospects for the Political Participation of Sudanese Women in the post- December 2018 Revolution Era 41

 Aziz El Nur. Sudan in the Mosaic Rooms  56

 Ricardo Preve. Sudan’s Film Industry after the Revolution: a world of opportunities   59

 Douglas H. Johnson. Sanders of the Sudd?  70

 Father Gregor Schmidt. The Church’s Commitment to Reconciliation in South Sudan  72

 Ann Crichton-Harris. Contact Tracing in 1903: How one man turned around a potential smallpox disaster 86

Book Reviews

 Lutz Oette, Mohamed Abdelsalam Babiker (eds). Constitution-Making and Human Rights in the Sudans 91

 Khalid Wad Albaih and Larissa-Diana Fuhrmann (eds). Sudan Retold 97

 Victor Lugala. White house  99

 Lia Paradis. Imperial Culture and the Sudan: Authorship, identity and the British Empire 102