Sora - a female name from South Sudan, meaning revolution.
SORA - a revolution in global awareness. A revolution of knowledge

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POLITICS

The political landscape in Sudan is controversial and complicated. This page contains sites that discuss political issues relating to Sudan. None of the links are, to the editors knowledge, affiliated with particular parties in Sudanese politics. The purpose of the page is to provide access to political analysis of Sudan covering issues including party politics, democracy and access to aid.

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Essay: Humanitarian diplomacy in South Sudan: A critique of aid provision (webpage)
This essay was written in 2002 by Séverine Autesserre. It originally appeared in The Journal of Humanitarian Assistance.

The essay explores the political face of aid provision in Sudan. It argues that 'humanitarian aid, and especially food aid, is not a substitute for political action, but that it has become the main channel of the US’s Sudan policy for the past ten years.' Autesserre concludes that 'humanitarian aid, with its reputation of neutrality and its moral appeal concealing a fundamental vulnerability to all sorts of manipulation, is a very efficient tool' for donor nations to influence the politics of countries like Sudan.



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