No. 64 (July 2021)

Editorial. pp.1-2.

Alasdair Simpson. Obituary of Ian Simpson. pp.4-5.

David K. Deng. 'A Missing Ingredient in the Study of South Sudan.' pp.6-9.

Nyachangkuoth Tai. 'South Sudanese Women on the Frontline of the Women’s Peace and Security Agenda.' pp.10-16.

Douglas H. Johnson. 'The Trial of The Vigilant. A Turning Point for the Worse in Sudanese Human Rights.' pp.17-38.

Suha Hasan. 'Revolution in Paradis.' pp.39-45.

Garth Glentworth. 'Southern Interests, Nile Water and the Politics of the Sudan in the Fifties: what would have happened if there had been a different outcome?' pp.46-60.

Peter Verney. 'Asylum Seekers in the UK in 2021: the state of play.' pp.61-71.

Imogen Thurbon. 'Five Questions to Amel Bashir.' pp.72-78.

Osman Nusairi. 'Women Under the Mahdiya.' pp.79-90.

Book Reviews

Jamie Pring. 'Making and Breaking Peace in Sudan and South Sudan.' Review of book edited by Sarah M.H. Nouwen, Laura M. James and Sharath Srinivasan. pp.92-95.

Aly Verjee. 'The Dissent Channel.' Review of book by Elizabeth Shackleford. pp.96-98.

Peter Woodward. 'Colonialism and the Medical Experiences in the Sudan, 1504-1956.' Review of book by Tarik Elhadd. pp.99-100.

News from the Sudan Archive, Durham. pp.101-103.

SSSUK Notices.

Minutes of the 2020 AGM. pp.104-107.