The US Institute of Peace (USIP) in Washington published on 13 August 2013 a brief paper titled "Pathway to National Dialogue in Sudan" by Princeton Lyman and Jon Temin. It analyzes the prospects for genuine national dialogue and reform in Sudan, concluding that any meaningful process will be lengthy. If a genuine, inclusive process is underway, elections in 2015 may need to be delayed.
Lyman is a special adviser to the president of USIP and the former US special envoy for Sudan and South Sudan. Temin is the director of the Horn of Africa program at USIP.
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Saturday, September 22, 2012
China, Sudan and South Sudan
The Diplomat asked me to write a brief commentary on relations between China, Sudan and South Sudan in the aftermath of South Sudan's independence and its decision to shut down oil production. Click here to read my analysis, which was posted on 19 September 2012.
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