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Overview
- Series
- Current controversies series
Current controversies. - Format
- Book
- Published
- Detroit : Greenhaven Press, [2009]
©2009 - Locale
- Sudan
Darfur
Darfur (Sudan) - Contents
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What is the nature of the crisis in Darfur? The Darfur crisis stems from early colonial policies / Monica Hill ; Global warming is the root of the problem in Darfur / Stephan Faris ; The Darfur crisis is primarily a political conflict / Emily Wax ; The conflict in Darfur has created a catastrophic humanitarian crisis / Merle D. Kellerhals ; Darfur is a place where torture is rampant / Physicians for human rights ; Rape is the worst problem in the Darfur war / Glenys Kinnock
Is the Sudanese government practicing genocide? Chapter overview / Scott Straus ; The U.S. Congress has defined the violence in Darfur as genocide / UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs ; The violence in Darfur is genocide / Colin L. Powell ; The International Criminal Court has accused Sudan's president of genocide / CBC News ; Humanitarian aid groups dispute America's "genocide" label / European-Sudanese Public Affairs Council ; The United Nations has found that the violence in Darfur is not genocide / Maggie Farley ; Sudan rejects ICC charges of genocide against its president / Associated Press
Is China contributing to the crisis in Darfur? China's oil interests are fueling the conflict in Darfur / Human Rights First ; China is violating the United Nations ban on arms sales to Sudan / Olivia Ward ; China has obstructed international efforts to bring peace to Darfur / Lee Feinstein ; China's new Darfur policy is mostly public relations / Jill Savitt ; China's response to Darfur reflects not only its oil interests but also its fundamental ideological concerns / Yitzhak Shichor ; China has recently initiated stronger diplomatic efforts to improve the Darfur situation / Scott Baldauf, Peter Ford, and Laura J. Winter ; Western countries are equally at fault for enabling China's Darfur policy / Gordon Chang
What should be done to bring peace to Darfur? The international community must act decisively and effectively in Darfur / Gareth Evans ; The international community must ensure the success of the UN peacekeeping force in Darfur / Jerry Fowler and John Prendergast ; The international community must react to the new reality in Darfur / David Mozersky ; Divestment campaigns against China may be the most effective tool for saving Darfur / Daniel Millenson ; China is not the answer to the Darfur crisis / Morton Abramowitz and Jonathan Kolieb ; The ICC's indictment of Sudan's president is the right thing for Darfur / Sara Darehshori ; Regime change is the only way to achieve lasting peace in Darfur / Nathaniel Myers ; Darfur's crisis requires a solution from Islam / Hizb ut-Tahrir. - Notes
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 197-201) and index.
What is the nature of the crisis in Darfur? The Darfur crisis stems from early colonial policies / Monica Hill ; Global warming is the root of the problem in Darfur / Stephan Faris ; The Darfur crisis is primarily a political conflict / Emily Wax ; The conflict in Darfur has created a catastrophic humanitarian crisis / Merle D. Kellerhals ; Darfur is a place where torture is rampant / Physicians for human rights ; Rape is the worst problem in the Darfur war / Glenys Kinnock -- Is the Sudanese government practicing genocide? Chapter overview / Scott Straus ; The U.S. Congress has defined the violence in Darfur as genocide / UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs ; The violence in Darfur is genocide / Colin L. Powell ; The International Criminal Court has accused Sudan's president of genocide / CBC News ; Humanitarian aid groups dispute America's "genocide" label / European-Sudanese Public Affairs Council ; The United Nations has found that the violence in Darfur is not genocide / Maggie Farley ; Sudan rejects ICC charges of genocide against its president / Associated Press -- Is China contributing to the crisis in Darfur? China's oil interests are fueling the conflict in Darfur / Human Rights First ; China is violating the United Nations ban on arms sales to Sudan / Olivia Ward ; China has obstructed international efforts to bring peace to Darfur / Lee Feinstein ; China's new Darfur policy is mostly public relations / Jill Savitt ; China's response to Darfur reflects not only its oil interests but also its fundamental ideological concerns / Yitzhak Shichor ; China has recently initiated stronger diplomatic efforts to improve the Darfur situation / Scott Baldauf, Peter Ford, and Laura J. Winter ; Western countries are equally at fault for enabling China's Darfur policy / Gordon Chang -- What should be done to bring peace to Darfur? The international community must act decisively and effectively in Darfur / Gareth Evans ; The international community must ensure the success of the UN peacekeeping force in Darfur / Jerry Fowler and John Prendergast ; The international community must react to the new reality in Darfur / David Mozersky ; Divestment campaigns against China may be the most effective tool for saving Darfur / Daniel Millenson ; China is not the answer to the Darfur crisis / Morton Abramowitz and Jonathan Kolieb ; The ICC's indictment of Sudan's president is the right thing for Darfur / Sara Darehshori ; Regime change is the only way to achieve lasting peace in Darfur / Nathaniel Myers ; Darfur's crisis requires a solution from Islam / Hizb ut-Tahrir.
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- English
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- 9780737744569
0737744561
9780737744576
073774457X - Physical Description
- 214 pages ; 23 cm.
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