The State of Post-Conflict Reconstruction: Land, Urban Development and State-Building in Juba, Southern Sudan

Naseem Badiey

doi:10.1017/9781782043034

Traces the dynamics of state-building in Juba, Southern Sudan 2005-2011, revealing how underlying ties of ethnicity and land dominated the actions of the various parties in post-conflict reconstruction and how these may continue to influence power and resource-sharing in the newly independent state of South Sudan.

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Frontmatter
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Dedication
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Contents
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List of Photographs and Tables
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Acknowledgements
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Acronyms
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Map A – Southern Sudan during the colonial period
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Map B – Southern Sudan, 2011
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Map C – Juba, 2006
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Introduction: The Dilemma of ‘Post-conflict Reconstruction’ in South Sudan
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1 - The Momentum of History
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2 - ‘Rebels’ and ‘Collaborators’: Integration and Reconciliation
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3 - ‘Land Belongs to the Community’: Competing Interpretations of the CPA
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4 - The Unseeing State: Corruption, Evasion, and other Responses to Urban Planning
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5 - Local Land Disputes: Informality, Autochthony, and Competing Ideas of Citizenship
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Conclusion: All State-building is Local
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Interviews
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Bibliography
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Index
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Eastern African Studies
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Contents

Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Dedication
pp v-vi

Contents
pp vii-vii

List of Photographs and Tables
pp viii-viii

Acknowledgements
pp ix-xi

Acronyms
pp xii-xii

Map A – Southern Sudan during the colonial period
pp xiii-xiii

Map B – Southern Sudan, 2011
pp xiv-xiv

Map C – Juba, 2006
pp xv-xv

Introduction: The Dilemma of ‘Post-conflict Reconstruction’ in South Sudan
pp 1-27

1 - The Momentum of History
pp 28-73

2 - ‘Rebels’ and ‘Collaborators’: Integration and Reconciliation
pp 74-100

3 - ‘Land Belongs to the Community’: Competing Interpretations of the CPA
pp 101-125

4 - The Unseeing State: Corruption, Evasion, and other Responses to Urban Planning
pp 126-152

5 - Local Land Disputes: Informality, Autochthony, and Competing Ideas of Citizenship
pp 153-171

Conclusion: All State-building is Local
pp 172-179

Interviews
pp 180-185

Bibliography
pp 186-200

Index
pp 201-207

Eastern African Studies
pp 208-209

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