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Author:  Traci D. Cook, Dr. Leben Nelson Moro Publisher:  National Democratic Institute Published Date:  03/22/2012 Resource Type:  Focus Group Language:  English

Author:  Laura L. Thornton Publisher:  National Democratic Institute Published Date:  08/01/2009 Resource Type:  Report Language:  English

Author:  YEMN Publisher:  National Democratic Institute Published Date:  09/01/2009 Resource Type:  Report Language:  English Media Type:  PDF Copyright Information:  2009

Author:  National Democratic Institue Publisher:  National Democratic Institute Published Date:  12/01/2009 Resource Type:  Report Language:  English, Spanish

Author:  National Democratic Institute Publisher:  National Democratic Institute Published Date:  03/31/2009 Resource Type:  Report Language:  English Media Type:  PDF This is NDI’s second in-depth study of the Three Areas, which is composed of the states of Southern Kordofan and Blue Nile and the territory of Abyei. Implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) of 2005 is most difficult and peace most precarious in the Three Areas, in part because they lie along the resource-rich North-South border. This research was designed to examine citizen perceptions about progress toward permanent peace since the signing of the CPA.

Author:  Traci D. Cook Publisher:  National Democratic Institute Published Date:  02/23/2007 Resource Type:  Report Language:  English

Author:  Traci D. Cook Publisher:  National Democratic Institute Published Date:  04/12/2006 Resource Type:  Report Language:  English Media Type:  PDF The death of Sudan People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM) Chairman, President of the Government of Southern Sudan and Sudanese First Vice President John Garang on July 30, 2005, sent shockwaves throughout Sudan and the international community. Riots that occurred immediately following his death raised fears that the peace process would collapse, but the SPLM successfully stabilized the situation by reinforcing its commitment to the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA), which had been signed just seven months earlier.

Author:  Traci Cook Publisher:  National Democratic Institute Published Date:  10/12/2005 Resource Type:  Report Language:  English

Author:  National Democratic Institute Publisher:  National Democratic Institute Published Date:  06/17/1991 Resource Type:  Report Language:  English, Spanish

Published Date:  02/06/1989 Resource Type:  Press Release Language:  English