Dr. Anders Hastrup holds a PhD in anthropology from the University of Copenhagen. He has worked for different NGOs in Darfur and South Sudan and is the Director of The Danish Institute in Damascus.

• 1. Modes of Explanation and Production of History  2. Studying War and Displacement in Sudan: Framing the Field  3. Designs for Darfur: Mirror Images  4. Deep Listening: Introducing the project "Darfurian Voices" 5. Into the Camps: Inscriptions and Depictions  6. Arabs Remembered: Locals and Foreigners  7. Reinventing the Rebellion: Causes and Chronologies  8. Returns: Circumscribed Futures  9. Conclusion: Congestion and Marginalization

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Dr. Anders Hastrup holds a PhD in anthropology from the University of Copenhagen. He has worked for different NGOs in Darfur and South Sudan and is the Director of The Danish Institute in Damascus.

• 1. Modes of Explanation and Production of History  2. Studying War and Displacement in Sudan: Framing the Field  3. Designs for Darfur: Mirror Images  4. Deep Listening: Introducing the project "Darfurian Voices" 5. Into the Camps: Inscriptions and Depictions  6. Arabs Remembered: Locals and Foreigners  7. Reinventing the Rebellion: Causes and Chronologies  8. Returns: Circumscribed Futures  9. Conclusion: Congestion and Marginalization

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Dr. Anders Hastrup holds a PhD in anthropology from the University of Copenhagen. He has worked for different NGOs in Darfur and South Sudan and is the Director of The Danish Institute in Damascus.

• 1. Modes of Explanation and Production of History  2. Studying War and Displacement in Sudan: Framing the Field  3. Designs for Darfur: Mirror Images  4. Deep Listening: Introducing the project "Darfurian Voices" 5. Into the Camps: Inscriptions and Depictions  6. Arabs Remembered: Locals and Foreigners  7. Reinventing the Rebellion: Causes and Chronologies  8. Returns: Circumscribed Futures  9. Conclusion: Congestion and Marginalization

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