When Peace Kills Politics: International Intervention and Unending Wars in the Sudans

Are you tired of the unending wars and political turmoil in the Sudans? Take control of your understanding of the complexities surrounding these conflicts with the groundbreaking book, "When Peace Kills Politics: International Intervention and Unending Wars in the Sudans". Written by Sharath Srinivasan, this compelling read reveals the tragic role played by international peacemakers in perpetuating violence and political authoritarianism in Sudan and South Sudan.

Discover the hidden truths behind Sudan's north-south peace process and its consequences that fueled wars in Darfur, the Nuba Mountains, and the Blue Nile. Unveil the failed political transformations and the rapid descent into civil war in South Sudan. Through a meticulous analysis, Srinivasan demonstrates how outsiders' peace projects often displace civil politics and inadvertently elevate violence.

Unlike other books on the subject, "When Peace Kills Politics" delves deep into the dangers of building a non-violent political realm through forced structures and artificial means. Learn why idealized constitutional texts and technocratic templates have hindered the realization of peace, only to be met with resistance from dissatisfied local actors, often resorting to violence.

If you want to gain valuable insights into the Sudans' political landscape and uncover the root causes of unending conflicts, there's no better guide than "When Peace Kills Politics". Don't miss this opportunity to broaden your knowledge and challenge conventional wisdom regarding international interventions. Take the first step towards a deeper understanding of the Sudans' complex dynamics by grabbing your copy of this thought-provoking book today!

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