The Politics of Sudan: What is Happening in the Sudanese Civil War and How to Move Forward

This virtual panel discussion will explore the current state of Sudan's civil war, analyzing its roots and the factions involved. The speakers will examine the internal political dynamics and the humanitarian crisis. They will also discuss potential pathways for peace and stability. Join us for a critical dialogue on the future of Sudan and its people.

Join us in-person (Duke East Building Pink Parlor) OR via Zoom at: https://duke.zoom.us/j/97418845784 (meeting ID 974 1884 5784)

Panelists:

Ahmed Kodouda
Political Science, NSF Fellow
Sudanese-born Ahmed Kodouda researches why some rebel movements fragment while others stay unified. He studies conflicts in Eritrea and South Sudan, aiming to shed light on post-conflict dynamics.

Mai Hassan
Associate Professor, MIT
Mai Hassan studies authoritarianism and public administration. Her award-winning work, including her book Regime Threats and State Solutions, has been widely recognized in political science.

Cameron Hudson
Senior Fellow, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Cameron Hudson focuses on conflict and democracy in the Horn of Africa. He has held senior roles in the U.S. government and his insights regularly feature in major media.

Yasir Zaidan
Ph.D. Candidate, University of Washington & lecturer on international affairs at the National University-Sudan.
Yasir Zaidan examines Middle Eastern influence in the Horn of Africa, focusing on port development. His research has been published in Foreign Affairs and World Politics Review.

Hamdy A. Hassan
Comparative Politics, Cairo University & Zaid University
Professor Hamdy Hassan is an expert in African political systems. He has served as a visiting professor internationally and co-chairs IPSA's RC44 on security and democratization.