Richard Cockett has been Africa Editor of the Economist since 2005. He was previously a lecturer in history and politics at the University of London.
`In this informative, eminently readable history and analysis of
Sudan’s failure as a state, Cockett draws on interviews with many
of the main players. There is plenty of blame to go around, he
says, citing 'meddling western politicians, over-simplifying
activists, spineless African leaders, shamelessly silent Muslim
countries … and myopic Sudanese politicians'.’—The Guardian
*The Guardian*
“…well-researched, beautifully written and thoroughly absorbing,
despite the wrenching tragedies [this book] must chronicle.”—George
Ayittey, The Wall Street Journal
*The Wall Street Journal*
"For those readers who know nothing more about the country than
what is reported in the Western media, his book will be a
revelation."—The Gunboat
*The Gunboat*
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