The State of Post-Conflict Reconstruction Land, Urban Development and State-Building in Juba, Southern Sudan
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Contents
- List of Photographs and Tables
- Acknowledgements
- Acronyms
- Map A – Southern Sudan during the colonial period
- Map B – Southern Sudan, 2011
- Map C – Juba, 2006
- Introduction: The Dilemma of ‘Post-conflict Reconstruction’ in South Sudan
- 1 The Momentum of History
- 2 ‘Rebels’ and ‘Collaborators’: Integration and Reconciliation
- 3 ‘Land Belongs to the Community’: Competing Interpretations of the CPA
- 4 The Unseeing State: Corruption, Evasion, and other Responses to Urban Planning
- 5 Local Land Disputes: Informality, Autochthony, and Competing Ideas of Citizenship
- Conclusion: All State-building is Local
- Interviews
- Bibliography
- Index
- Eastern African Studies
Eastern African Studies
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 February 2023
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Dedication
- Contents
- List of Photographs and Tables
- Acknowledgements
- Acronyms
- Map A – Southern Sudan during the colonial period
- Map B – Southern Sudan, 2011
- Map C – Juba, 2006
- Introduction: The Dilemma of ‘Post-conflict Reconstruction’ in South Sudan
- 1 The Momentum of History
- 2 ‘Rebels’ and ‘Collaborators’: Integration and Reconciliation
- 3 ‘Land Belongs to the Community’: Competing Interpretations of the CPA
- 4 The Unseeing State: Corruption, Evasion, and other Responses to Urban Planning
- 5 Local Land Disputes: Informality, Autochthony, and Competing Ideas of Citizenship
- Conclusion: All State-building is Local
- Interviews
- Bibliography
- Index
- Eastern African Studies
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- The State of Post-Conflict ReconstructionLand, Urban Development and State-Building in Juba, Southern Sudan, pp. 208 - 209Publisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2014