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Andreea Campeanu, Reuters

Of the Child Who Never Learned to Walk

South Sudan’s Statehood: A Story of Failure

When South Sudan became the 55th African country to march into independence in July 2011 following five painful decades of conflict with (North) Sudan, there was a great sense of euphoria. But less than three years later, South Sudan was the frontrunner in an unfortunate category: the 2014 Fragile States Index ranking identified it as the most fragile state in the world. In the meantime, a brutal civil war broke out after the first government collapsed. It was not until 2018 that the warring parties were able to agree on a shaky peace treaty, the implementation of which continues to be difficult to this day. South Sudan’s statehood is a story of failure. A search for explanations.

Mathias Kamp
September 12, 2022
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Les partis façonnent la démocratie

Théorie et pratique dans une perspective mondiale

Les partis façonnent la démocratie: Théorie et pratique dans une perspective mondiale

Dr. Wilhelm Hofmeister
July 26, 2022
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