War and Survival in Sudan's Frontierlands: Voices from the Blue Nile

Wendy James

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Historical Introduction: The Blue Nile Borderlands PART ONE: THE STRUGGLES FOR KURMUK AND FOR CHALI 1. Projects, Targets, and the Recruitment of the People 2. Chali: Rooting up a Sleepy Village 3. Chali: Front-line Garrison PART TWO: THE LONG ROAD, 1987-93 4. Initial Refuge at Assosa and Why it Failed 5. Blue Nile South: Ethiopian Turmoil, SPLA-protection, 1990-92 6. The SPLA Split: Refugees on the Edge 7. Escape Bac to the New Ethiopia, 1992-3 PART THREE: BEYOND WORDS 8. Safe Haven? Bonga Refugee Scheme 9. Dance, Music, and Poetry 10. Sermons, Visions, and Dreams 11. Reunions, Retrospectives, and Ironies Epilogue Current and Future Agendas Appendix: Time Chart

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