by MAHGOUB EL-TIGANI
Several important works by American contemporary writers examined with serious studies the unity of Sudan and the Sudanese struggle to free themselves from repressive regimes as a prerequisite to command a life of consistent democracy, progression, and peace. Founded on authentic references and editorial skill, they were sincerely pursued to scrutinize with rigorous research the complexities of these vibrant issues. We will discuss some of these works which are extremely important to the Sudanese central concerns in weekly etudes addressed to the current state of affair of our country.
The studies in question were investigated with meticulous details, for example the most recently published book on Sudan’s unity and separation by Professor Richard Lobban, Jr. (2010). Global Security Watch was the publisher of Lobban’s work as well as earlier reports on Korea, Iran, Egypt, Turkey, Russia, Lebanon, Kenya, Jordan, Caucasus and Japan. “Sudan – The Land and The People,” the subject of this etude, is another book which documented the research of expert westerners on the agenda of national unity and development in Sudan with internationally reputed photography.
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