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Introduction,imensions of the wars in Southern Sudan, as it tends to focus on the military involvement of foreign powers through proxy wars, as well as the militarisation of aid. The chapter shows that although important, these literatures neglect questions regarding the intellectual and socio-historical aspects

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,‘[A] Nation Is Not Physically of One “Blood”’: Portraying Sudan as Non-racial,terature of the Sudanese government. It unpacks the government’s responses to the discursive attacks launched by rebels in exile. Crucially, the state enlisted pro-government Southerners, thereby taking advantage of the fissures between Southern elites. By delineating the rhetorical strategies in th

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,SANU’s Discursive Legacies,d Table Conference and its disintegration in the latter half of the 1960s. It argues that the inability of Southern politicians to attain a self-determination plebiscite in the 1960s has obscured the significance of their discursive legacy in Southern Sudanese rebellions. The chapter shows that SANU

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Narrative Jiu-Jitsu,d Army (SPLM/A) gained a measure of international legitimacy in the 1980s. It argues that this was due to a confluence of three factors: Sudan’s diplomatic and discursive failures, Ethiopia’s diplomatic and material support and the SPLM’s narrative innovations. In particular, through a close examina