South Sudan
The Untold Story from Independence to Civil War
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Pub Date 30 Oct 2016 | Archive Date 31 Aug 2016
Description
In July 2011, South Sudan became the world’s newest country. Yet just two-and-a-half years later, the country was in the grips of a devastating civil war. With unique insight and access as the former Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan, Hilde F. Johnson tells the full insider story for the first time.
Advance Praise
- Christopher Clapham, Centre of African Studies, University of Cambridge
‘With insight and uncommon objectivity, Hilde F. Johnson details the corruption and greed for power that brought this hope-filled, newborn nation into catastrophe. This is an invaluable, outstanding book.’
- Mia Farrow
‘Hilde F. Johnson takes us inside one of the world’s sketchiest countries. South Sudan. She’s been at the centre of it, and has candidly written an eye-opening exploration of its history, political manoeuvring, and its brave people’s journey forward.’
- Sean Penn
‘Hilde F. Johnson’s in-depth analysis leaves no stone unturned
in her search for answers in this excellent and well-researched book. With sharp observation, honesty and uncompromising objectivity... it is a must read for anyone interested in Africa and the fate of South Sudan, as it stands on the brink of state implosion.’
- John Prendergast
Available Editions
| EDITION | Hardcover |
| ISBN | 9781784536442 |
| PRICE | $35.00 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Rai B, Reviewer
A book that gives readers a lot of information on South Sudan- a country I myself originate from. Most people aren't aware of the fact that Sudan seperated into two countries a couple of years ago, and it's books like this that show the history and reasoning of that.