Post-Colonial State and Civil War in Sudan

Noah R. Bassil is Lecturer of Modern History, Politics and International Relations at Macquarie University, Sydney. He is also Deputy Director of the university's Centre for Middle East and North African Studies. Educated at the University of New South Wales, he holds a PhD from Macquarie University.

• Chapter 1: The National Islamic Front and the Immediate Causes of Conflict in DarfurChapter 2: Beyond Mainstream Representations of the Conflict in Darfur: Bringing the State Back In Chapter 3: The Rise and Demise of the Keira Sultanate and the Formation of SudanChapter 4: The Construction of the Colonial State in Sudan: Tribalism, Regionalism and Race in Colonial SudanChapter 5: The Failure of Sudanese Post-Colonial Politics, 1956-69: Change in Darfur and the Struggle for InclusionChapter 6: The Collapse of the Sudanese State in Darfur: A Prelude to War?Chapter 7: The NIF and Darfur: The Islamist State Project and the Revolt of DarfurChapter 8: Conclusion: The Crisis of the Post-Colonial State

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