Titlebook: Identity, Citizenship, and Violence in Two Sudans: Reimagining a Common Future; Amir Idris Book 2013 Amir Idris 2013 Africa.colonialism.co

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Amir Idristation of the European Area of Lifelong Learning. Counselling in Portugal constitutes simultaneously an emergent and an already established field of intervention, both with adolescents as well as with adults. In fact, as an educational and psychological practice, it has contributed to create well-ac

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tensions cast a doubt on the universality of human rights. To mediate between competing visions regarding human rights, this chapter looks for guidance in the drafting history of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). The UDHR is based on a cross-cultural universality. Since this could le

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The Burden of History: Slavery and Colonialism,legacies of enslavement and the colonial policy of indirect rule in creating and shaping ethnic and racial identities in precolonial and colonial periods. The goal here is to shift the focus from essential ethnic and racial groups to understanding the processes that lead to the making of the state a

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Conclusion: The Way Forward,n the context of two Sudans. It is an attempt to help disrupt the hegemonic nationalist discourses that frame the recent political debate on the future of both countries by exploring the formation of identities and the challenge of instituting an inclusive citizenship. My interpretation of some aspe

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Citizenship, Identity, and the State: The Theoretical Interface,This chapter is a theoretical analysis of the interface between citizenship, the construction of identity, and the state. It examines evolving discourses on citizenship and rights as well as notions of nationhood in Africa and Sudan in particular and how these notions combine to exclude and include various categories of citizens or groups.

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The Curse of Exclusive Nationalism: National Identity and Citizenship,This chapter examines the historical trajectory of nationalism in Sudan during the decolonization struggle and its implications in defining the national identity of the nation and the postcolonial state.