The Power-Sharing Paradox in Sudan: Peace Agreements, Armed Politics, and the Return to War, 1972–2026
Abdullah Hemmet Abdullah
This completed manuscript is presented as a research project. A publication date and final publishing details have not been announced.
Research overview
A longitudinal study of Sudan’s peace agreements and political transitions, examining why arrangements that help end war may struggle to establish accountable civilian rule.
Contents at a glance
Peace agreements from 1972 onward; power-sharing institutions; armed politics and political transitions; implementation and the return to war.
Intended readership
Researchers and graduate students in Sudanese politics, peace agreements, and comparative political institutions.