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Sudan has a long history of revolutions; hence it was expected to experience the 2012 "Arab Spring" wave of protests. But unlike the other Arab Spring revolted countries, Sudan's wave of protest did not evolve into a revolution. It is this context that prompts the study. This book investigates the topic of Social Movements and Revolutions, or more precisely the lack thereof in Sudan. The book narrow down some of the possible reasons of why demonstrations in Sudan have yet to evolve into a revolution, and also includes identification of areas where improvement will be most likely to positively transform revolutionary acts and outcomes.…mehr

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Sudan has a long history of revolutions; hence it was expected to experience the 2012 "Arab Spring" wave of protests. But unlike the other Arab Spring revolted countries, Sudan's wave of protest did not evolve into a revolution. It is this context that prompts the study. This book investigates the topic of Social Movements and Revolutions, or more precisely the lack thereof in Sudan. The book narrow down some of the possible reasons of why demonstrations in Sudan have yet to evolve into a revolution, and also includes identification of areas where improvement will be most likely to positively transform revolutionary acts and outcomes.
Autorenporträt
Ragdan es un gran creyente en trabajar por la democracia y hacer que la democracia funcione. Actualmente reside en Washington D.C. pero tiene experiencia viviendo y trabajando en África, Asia y las regiones de Oriente Medio Ragdan tiene muchos años de experiencia trabajando en el campo del desarrollo internacional y tiene un máster en Comunicación Política por la Universidad de Leeds.