Perspectives and Challenges in the Development of Sudanese Studies
The collection of papers in this volume identifies the areas of strength in Sudanese studies both in the Sudan and in Germany, and points to the direction future research should take in order to fill gaps in our knowledge, especially with regard to the origin of Nubian languages. More importantly, the book tackles some of the problems facing Sudan: its financial relations with the World Bank; the difficulties with its regional development projects; the questions of drought, famine and refugees; and the problem of Sudanese identity, more specifically how the search for a Sudanese identity impinges on the north-south conflict, and the extent to which the historical experiences of the Sudanese people have complicated this conflict.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgment
Introduction
Ismail Abdalla
The State of Sudanese Studies
Introduction
I: Sudanese Studies in the Sudan
Mohammad Omer Bashir
II: Sudanese Studies in Germany
Ulrich Braukamper
III: Research on Nubian Languages
Angelina Jakobi
IV: Studies of Sudanese Law
Carolyn Fluehr-Lobban
V: The Sudanese Battalion in Mexico, 1863-1867
Richard Hill
Environment, Famine and Refugees
VI: The Problem of Drought
Mohammad B. Ibrahim
VII: The Refugee Situation in Sudan
Hassan A. Musa
Economics
VIII: Washington Wisdom vs. Africa Folly: The World Bank and the Sudan Economy
Ali Abdel Gadir
IX: Developing Rural Areas in North Kordofan
C. Milton Coughour
Politics
X: Sudan and Africa
Peter Woodward
XI: Hurrying Home: Sudanisation and National Intregration
David Sconyers
XII: Changing Factors in Ethnic Relations
Sayyid Hurreiz
XIII: Problems of National Intregration
Mon K.N. Arou
XIV: The Cultural Question in the New Sudan Discourse
Ushari Mahmoud
Literature
XV: A Subjective Development-Oriented Approach to African Literary Discussion: The Case of Tayeb Salih
Taban Lo Liyong
Bibliography
Index
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