Print Issues
Sudan Studies 63
Sudan Studies 63
No. 63 (January 2021)
Editorial. pp.1-3.
Mawan Muortat. 'SSSUK Seminars.' pp.4-5.
Douglas H. Johnson. 'Editing Sudan.' pp.6-22.
Philip Winter. 'A Border Too Far - the Ilemi triangle yesterday and today'. Part 2. pp.23-40.
Suad M.E. Musa. 'Prospects for the Political Participation of Sudanese Women in the post- December 2018 Revolution Era.' pp.41-55.
Aziz El Nur. 'Sudan in the Mosaic Rooms.' pp.56-58.
Ricardo Preve. 'Sudan’s Film Industry after the Revolution: a world of opportunities.' pp.59-69.
Douglas H. Johnson. Sanders of the Sudd?' pp.70-71.
Father Gregor Schmidt. 'The Church’s Commitment to Reconciliation in South Sudan.' pp.72-85.
Ann Crichton-Harris. 'Contact Tracing in 1903: how one man turned around a potential smallpox disaster.' pp.86-89.
Book Reviews
Ali Agab. 'Constitution-Making and Human Rights in the Sudans.' Review of book edited by Lutz Oette and Mohamed Abdelsalam Babiker. pp.91-96.
Aziz El Nur. 'Sudan Retold.' Review of book by Khalid Wad Albaih and Larissa-Diana Fuhrmann. pp.97-98.
Jacob K. Akol. 'White house.' Review of book by Victor Lugala. pp.99-101.
Brendan Tuttle. 'Imperial Culture and the Sudan: authorship, identity and the British Empire.' Review of book by Lia Paradis. pp.102-106.