Sudan’s Islamists
Sudan’s Islamists :: From Salvation to Survival / [Recurso electrónico] PDF .-- Avenue Louise 149, 1050 Brussels, Belgium : International Crisis Group , March 2016 .-- Recurso online, 16 p. .-- Crisis Group Africa ;- . -- No. 119 (March 2016) . ;
This briefing takes stock of Sudan’s ruling National Congress Party (NCP) and contends that its leaders are no longer interested in pursuing radical or reformist Islamist agendas. Indeed, what’s driving the NCP now is a pragmatic interest in regime survival. While elaborating on these points, the text's authors further explore 1) Sudan’s attempts to rehabilitate its relations with the Gulf monarchies, South Sudan and Uganda, and 2) what Western countries can do to influence Khartoum to end its internal conflicts.
Relaciones Internacionales Islamismo
Sudán
This briefing takes stock of Sudan’s ruling National Congress Party (NCP) and contends that its leaders are no longer interested in pursuing radical or reformist Islamist agendas. Indeed, what’s driving the NCP now is a pragmatic interest in regime survival. While elaborating on these points, the text's authors further explore 1) Sudan’s attempts to rehabilitate its relations with the Gulf monarchies, South Sudan and Uganda, and 2) what Western countries can do to influence Khartoum to end its internal conflicts.
Relaciones Internacionales Islamismo
Sudán
