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Sudan Studies 49
Sudan Studies 49
No. 49 (January 2014)
Abdel Ghaffar Mohammed Ahmed. ‘Professor Ian Cunnison (1923-2013): an appreciation’. pp. 4-5.
Jack Davies. ‘Professor John Cloudsley-Thompson: an appreciation’. pp. 6-7.
Aziz El Nur. ‘Ibrahim El-Salahi: stories and other nice things’. pp. 8-12.
Adrian Thomas. ‘Ibrahim El-Salahi at the Tate Modern, 2013’. pp. 13-15.
Ena Dawson. ‘Ibrahim El-Salah: Tate Modern, impressions of an exhibition’. pp. 16-17.
Peter Woodward. ‘Report on the SSSUK Annual Symposium, 2013’. pp. 18-20.
Jok Madut Jok. ‘The break-up of Sudan: the people of two countries’. pp. 21-29.
Mark Jones. ‘Sudan’s agricultural potential’. pp. 30-44.
Ahmed Elzobeir. ‘Land grab and food insecurity’. pp. 45-58.
Douglas Johnson. ‘Battle of Omdurman and the First World War’. pp. 59-63.
Alhaj Salim Mustafa. ‘The ghosts of empire: Britain’s legacies in the modern world’. Review of book by K. Kwarteng. pp. 64-66.
Zoe Cormack. ‘Search for the Nile’s source: the ruined reputation of John Petherick, nineteenth century Welsh explorer’. Review of book by J. Humphries. pp. 67-70.