No. 52 (July 2015)

Jacob Akol. ‘The social, cultural and political significance of ‘summer dance’ among the Rek Dinka of South Sudan’. pp. 5-14.

Mohamed Babiker Ibrahim and Omer Yousif El-Tayeb. ‘Socio-economic changes and challenges of Tuti Island after the construction of the Bridge’. pp. 15-26.

Marilyn Deegan, Badreldin Elhag Musa and James Lowry. ‘Preserving the cultural heritage of Sudan through digitisation: Developing digital Sudan’. pp. 27-37.

Mustafa M. Khogali. ‘Disasters related to heavy rains in parts of Khartoum Wilaya, Sudan in 2013’. pp.38-49.

Gerard Prunier. ‘Why did South Sudan blow up in December 2013 and what is likely to happen as a result? [Part 2]. pp. 50-60.

Peter Woodward. Sudan verse. pp. 61-66.

Adrian Thomas. ‘The plants of Sudan and South Sudan: an annotated checklist’. Review of a book by Iain Darbyshire, Maha Kordofani, Imadeldin Farag, Ruby Candiga and Helen Pickering. pp. 67-68.

Egbert Wesselink. ‘The new kings of crude’ and ‘The oil years in Sudan’. Reviews of books by Luke Patey and Alsir Sidahmed. pp. 69-73.

Gill Lusk. ‘A poisonous thorn in our hearts: Sudan and South Sudan's bitter and incomplete divorce’. Review of a book by James Copnall. pp.74-78.

Andrew Wheeler. ‘The voice of the voiceless: the role of the Church in the Sudanese Civil War 1983-2005’. Review of a book by John Ashworth, Haruun Lual Ruun, Emmanuel LoWilla & Maura Ryan. pp.79-82.

Muortat Mawan. ‘South Sudan: a slow liberation’. Review of a book by Edward Thomas. pp. 83-84.

Matthew S. Benson. ‘The state of post-conflict reconstruction: land, urban development and state building in Juba, Southern Sudan’. Review of a book by Naseem Badiey. pp. 85-88.