We Have Lived Too Long To Be Deceived: South Sudanese Discuss the Lessons of Historic Peace Agreements

This report is based on papers presented over 3 evenings of lectures at Juba University and transcripts of the discussions

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2015
Country:
South Sudan
Document Type:
Country Report
Theme:
Governance and Conflict
Authors:
Johnson, D., Akec, J., Akol L., Albino, O., Ashworth, J., Deng, D., Duany, J., Lokuji, A., Lo-liyong, C., Malish, D.B., McCallum, J., Pendle, N., Ryle, J., Taban, P.

Abstract

This publication is based on papers presented over three evenings of lectures at Juba University and transcripts of the discussions that ensued. The lectures attracted an audience of several hundred students and members of the public. The speakers included Oliver Albino, one of the last surviving negotiators of the Addis Ababa Agreement, Dr Lam Akol, Chairman of the SPLM-DC (Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-Democratic Change) and Emeritus Bishop Paride Taban.

Citation

Akec, J.; Akol L.; Ashworth, J.; Albino, O.; Taban, P.; Deng, D.; Duany, J.; Johnson, D.; Lokuji, A.; Lo-liyong, C.; Malish, D.B.; McCallum, J.; Pendle, N.; Ryle, J. We Have Lived Too Long To Be Deceived: South Sudanese Discuss the Lessons of Historic Peace Agreements. Rift Valley Institute, London, UK (2015) [Juba University Lectures 2014]

We Have Lived Too Long To Be Deceived: South Sudanese Discuss the Lessons of Historic Peace Agreements

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