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The Role of Civil Society in Transitional Justice and Peace in Sudan
The devastating war in Sudan centres, by definition, on those waging it: the army, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), armed groups, militias, mercenaries. It seems to relegate civilians to the passive position of victims of the hostilities, of mass atrocities, forced displacement, starvation and gender-based violence. Conventional approaches to ending the war, based on Sudan’s long experience with conflict, tend to be narrow elite bargains that privilege those with guns through power and wealth sharing arrangements. Impunity reigned, either through blanket amnesty or long-delayed implementation ofofficial commitments.
in: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Policy Paper, 09.04.2026 -
How Mojtaba Khamenei Became the Supreme Leader
And What It Means for Iran’s Domestic and Foreign Policy
in: Iran Analytica, 11.03.2026 -
After Khamenei: What Iran, and the World, Face Next
in: Time, 02.03.2026 -
The War of Regime Change Has Begun
An Early Assessment of the U.S.-Israeli War Against Iran
in: Iran Analytica, 28.02.2026 -
Armed Group Consolidation: Charting a Field of Inquiry
in: Civil Wars (online first), 18.02.2026 -
The Demise of Conflict Studies
In: Dissent, January 2026