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Introduction / Samuel Totten And Amanda F. Grzyb -- Part I: The Nuba People And The Nuba Mountains -- The Nuba Plight: An Account Of People Facing Perpetual Violence And Institutionalized Insecurity / Guma Kunda Komey -- The Dilemma Of The Nuba / Mudawi Ibrahim Adam -- Sudan: The Islamist Project / Gillian Lusk -- Part Ii: The Nuba Mountains: Mid 1980s-1990s -- The Nuba Mountains, Sudan / Alex De Waal -- Quantifying Genocide In Southern Sudan And The Nuba Mountains, 1983-1998 / J. Millard Burr -- The Problem Of Impunity: A Signal That Crimes Against Humanity And/or Genocide Are Forgivable? / Samuel Totten -- Part Iii: The Outbreak Of New Violence In The Nuba Mountains In 2011 -- Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement And How The Nuba Mountains Was Left Out / Jok Madut Jok -- South Kordofan State Elections, May 2011 / John Young -- The Nuba Mountains Crisis: Facts And Factors / Siddig Kafi -- Perspectives On The Blue Nile / Wendy James -- Who Will Remember The Nubans? The International Community's Response To The Nuba Mountains Crisis, 2005-present / Rebecca Tinsley -- Part Iv: Eyewitnesses -- Interview With Dr. Tom Catena, Physician/surgeon, Mother Of Mercy Hospital, Gidel, South Kordofan (nuba Mountains) Sudan / Conducted By Samuel Totten. Edited By Samuel Totten And Amanda F. Grzyb. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This collection investigates the systemic causes and humanitarian consequences of the persistent violence and institutionalized insecurity faced by the people of the Nuba Mountains in Sudan. Editors Samuel Totten and Amanda F. Grzyb assemble a multidisciplinary team of scholars, activists, and eyewitnesses to analyze the historical trajectory of the region from the 1980s through the 2011 crisis. The text argues that the exclusion of the Nuba people from peace agreements and the failure of the international community to address impunity have facilitated ongoing crimes against humanity. By combining political analysis with direct testimony, the work provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the structural roots of the conflict.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this volume as a critical resource for understanding the complexities of the Sudanese conflict and the specific plight of the Nuba people. The text is noted for its rigorous academic approach and its reliance on firsthand accounts to document the reality of life in a conflict zone.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge,
ISBN-10:
0415843758
ISBN-13:
9780203755877
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