Since December 2018, Sudan has experienced demonstrations calling for the fall of Omar al-Bashir, who has led the country since 1989, as well as the
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The Sudanese Revolution: the Climax of a Decade of challenging the Political Order
For about ten years, there have been various forms of protest in Sudan, what are the mobilization practices and who are the protesters? Clément Deshayes:
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The Mechanisms of the revolutionary Movement among the Sudanese of the Diaspora
Could you enlighten us about the main historical waves of Sudanese migrations towards Europe? What are the particularities of the Sudanese migrants in Europe, and
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Class Dynamics, Dissemination of the Sudanese Uprising
Who are these people who went to the streets? For these last two months, do we notice an evolution in the profile of the protesters?
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The Sudanese Popular Uprising : From the First Demonstration to the State of Emergency
This map was first published as a part of a special issue dedicated to Sudanese uprising : “Down with the government of thieves” : Reflection
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Political Economy of the Regime and Revolt
What role does the economic factor play in triggering demonstrations? Raphaëlle Chevrillon-Guibert: Since the independence of Southern Sudan in 2011, it is very clear
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The Third Sudanese Revolution Reinstates Women from all Walks of Life onto the Map of Sudanese Public Life
Where do women stand in the midst of the large number of Sudanese who participated in the revolution and what motivated their emergence at this
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The Spatial Dimension of the four-months-long Sudanese Uprising
Can you describe the organization and mobilization of the recent protests that took place in Khartoum and other places? Mohamed A.G. Bakhit , Sherein Ibrahim,
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Leftist Leanings and the Enlivening of Revolutionary Memory
What role do the Sudanese Communist Party and Marxism more broadly play in Sudan? Elena Vezzadini: The Sudanese Communist Party (SCP) has been referred to
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Self-Defence Movements in Burkina Faso: Diffusion and Structuration of Koglweogo Groups
In the midst of a political transition since the popular revolution of 2014, Burkina Faso has known a collapse of security in the context of
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Two Years On From the Minsk Agreements
In November 2013, in response to then-President Victor Ianoukovitch’s decision to suspend the signing of an Association Agreement with the European Union, protests began on
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Rule of Law, Justice and Constitutionalism in Pakistan: The ‘Lawyers’ Movement for the Restoration of Judiciary and Democracy
In March 2007, lawyers across Pakistan rose up against the eight-year long military rule of General Pervez Musharraf, when he dismissed the Chief Justice of
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Hong Kong, Taiwan and Chinese Irredentism: Is the “One Country, Two Systems” principle failing?
On the 14th of December, a flag was being flown at the centre of the last gathering of occupiers in Causeway Bay at the centre
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