Sudan, 1898-1989: The Unstable StateL. Rienner Publishers, 1990 - 273 pages This book analyzes the role of the state since independence, examining the reasons for civil war, economic collapse, fall of civilian government, . imposition of martial law, & suspension of constitution. He emphasised: 1) political relations between rural communities & state; 2) politicization of cultural & ethnic differences; 3) the state's part in the competition among classes, religious groups, etc. |
Contents
Establishment of the Condominium | 13 |
Condominium Under Pressure | 41 |
From Condominium to Independence | 63 |
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