Issue 53 of 'Sudan Studies' has now been made publicly accessible on this website, after the two-year members-only period. See the 'Sudan Studies' page on this website.
Contents
Jack Davies. ‘George Harold Williams: An appreciation’. p. 3.
Chris Milner. ‘South Sudanese theatre in 2015’. pp. 4-17.
Chris Vaughan. ‘Colonial governance in Darfur during the Anglo-Egyptian Condominium: Violence and accommodation’. pp. 18-28.
Ricardo Preve. ‘The story of the Macellé’. pp. 29-43.
Ashraf Khalifa. Report on the symposium panel, ‘Youth radicalisation among Sudanese’. pp. 44-47.
Philip Winter. ‘The collapse of governance in South Sudan – Some comments on Gérard Prunier’s ‘hukum’ explanation’. pp. 48-53.
Derek A. Welsby. ‘The Sudan Archaeological Research Society’. pp. 54-66.
Peter Verney. ‘Darfuri singer Surooq Abu el-Nas sings at the 2016 Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration’. pp. 67-69.
Nicki Kindersley. Gender, home and identity: The Nuer repatriation to South Sudan. Review of a book by Katarzyna Grabska. pp. 70-72.
Jack Davies. ‘Disrupting territories: Land, commodification and conflict in Sudan’. Review of a book edited by J. Gertel, R. Rottenburg, and S. Calkins. pp.73-75.
Peter Woodward. ‘The paradox of two Sudans: The CPA and the road to partition’. Review of a book by Mansour Khalid. pp. 76-78
Rashid Sid Ahmed Elsheikh. ‘Sudanese proverbs: Translated, transliterated, explained’. Review of a book by Muna Zaki and Edmund Wyatt. pp. 79-80.
Fergus Nicoll. ‘The last of the great proconsuls: Sir William Luce and the British empire in the Middle East’. Review of a book by M. W. Daly. pp. 81-83.