New issue #64 of Sudan Studies online
Contents of Issue 64 (July 2021)
Editorial 1
Obituary 4
Ian Simpson
Articles
David K. Deng. A Missing Ingredient in the Study of South Sudan 6
Nyachangkuoth Tai. South Sudanese Women on the Frontline of the Women’s Peace and Security Agenda 10
Douglas H. Johnson. The Trial of The Vigilant. A Turning Point for the Worse in Sudanese Human Rights 17
Suha Hasan. Revolution in Paradise 39
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? 46
Peter Verney. Asylum Seekers in the UK in 2021: The state of play 61
Imogen Thurbon. Five Questions to Amel Bashir 72
Osman Nusairi. Women Under the Mahdiya 79
Book Reviews
Sarah M.H. Nouwen, Laura M. James and Sharath Srinivasan (eds). Making and Breaking Peace in Sudan and South Sudan 92
Elizabeth Shackleford. The Dissent Channel 96
Tarik Elhadd. Colonialism& the Medical Experiences in the Sudan, 1504-1956 99
News from the Sudan Archive, Durham 101
SSSUK Notices 104