Title Sudan : regional perspectives on the prospect of Southern independence

Published [Nairobi] ; [Brussels] : International Crisis Group, [2010]

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Description 1 online resource (ii, 28 pages) : color map Series Africa report ; no. 159 ICG Africa report ; no. 159. Contents Executive summary -- Regional states' interests and the peace process -- Engagement of regional organisations -- Conclusion Summary As those who will be most impacted by Sudan's immediate future, regional states must be prepared for the last and most contentious element of the CPA: the referendum on Southern self-determination. Circumstances will heavily shape policy responses, and regional actors must be ready to anticipate, individually and through regional institutions, all eventualities. Regional neighbours, the AU and IGAD should harmonise their efforts to support the process, recognise its results and manage its implementation. The stability of Africa's largest country depends primarily on its two dominant parties, but also importantly on the region Notes Title from PDF cover screen (viewed on June 11, 2010) "6 May 2010." Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Subject Civil war -- Sudan Autonomy and independence movements. Civil war. Diplomatic relations. Politics and government SUBJECT Sudan -- Politics and government -- 21st century South Sudan -- Politics and government -- 21st century Sudan -- History -- Autonomy and independence movements Sudan -- Foreign relations -- Africa Egypt -- Foreign relations -- Sudan Libya -- Foreign relations -- Sudan Ethiopia -- Foreign relations -- Sudan Kenya -- Foreign relations -- Sudan Eritrea -- Foreign relations Uganda -- Foreign relations -- Sudan Subject Africa. Egypt. Eritrea. Ethiopia. Kenya. Libya. South Sudan. Sudan. Uganda. Genre/Form History. Form Electronic book Author International Crisis Group.

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