South Sudan promised to investigate civil war atrocities. Why hasn’t that happened? Jacqueline R. McAllister - October 5, 2021 The peace deal included a plan for an Africa-led hybrid court
Will lingering suspicions undermine public support for South Sudan’s peace? Prabin Khadka and Nicholas Haas - May 15, 2020 Here’s why leaders’ endorsements of peace policies can backfire
Why South Sudan won the war but lost the peace Laura Seay - July 25, 2019 Peter Martell’s book on South Sudan is a must-read.
On South Sudan’s sixth birthday, here are 6 things you should know Sophia Dawkins - July 9, 2017 [caption id="attachment_60722" align="aligncenter" width="960"] A teacher leads a mixed class
Uniting warring armies after a civil war sounds like a good idea. Here’s why it usually fails. Ronald Krebs and Roy Licklider - April 3, 2016 [caption id="attachment_38219" align="aligncenter" width="908"] Members of the Sudan People's Liberation
Talking about war makes it more likely. Look at South Sudan. Lotje de Vries and Mareike Schomerus - August 17, 2015 Mundri, South Sudan, December 8, 2014. (Photo: Lotje de Vries)
Why South Sudan has exploded in violence John Sides - December 24, 2013 [caption id="attachment_4476" align="aligncenter" width="537" special=""] Soldiers from the Sudan People’s