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Title 'Warlord politics' guides peace in South Sudan | ||
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http://hdl.handle.net/1887/138711 | ||
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Date 2020 | ||
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Author(s) Braak, B.J. | ||
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Abstract As the violent civil war in South Sudan comes to a formal end, peace is made by power-sharing between political competitors. Crucial positions are not elected but distributed through a 'warlord politics', providing rewards to those who 'went to the bush' to fight the war. Bruno Braak describes this process with the example of a rebel commander-turned-governor in the country's Western Equatoria State. | ||
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Subject(s) South Sudan; Politics; Conflict; Peace; Power sharing; Patronage; Rule of Law; Transitional Justice; Civil war; Civil conflict; Fragile States. | ||
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Publisher The London School of Economics and Political Science | ||
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Type of publication Blog entry; Other | ||
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Source https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/africaatlse/2020/09/07/warlord-politics-guides-peace-in-south-sudan/ | ||
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Repository Leiden - University of Leiden 
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