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Cover Photo:AU forces patrol Darfur camp. A Rwandan African Union soldier patrols at Abushouk campnear El-Fashir in North Darfur November 3, 2004. Some 3,000 AU troops are being deployedinto western Sudan’s conflict zone to improve security in Africa’s largest country.REUTERS/Finbarr O’Reilly FOR/AA SUDAN-AU El-FashirPhoto by FINBARR O’REILLY – Great Lakes Correspondent.03/11/2004Copyright © 2006 Finbarr O’Reilly/REUTERSCopyright © 2006 University for PeacePrinted in SwitzerlandAll rights reserved. The views of this book are those of the authors.They do not necessarily reflect the views of the University for Peace.
CONTENTSPreface 7Bakri SaeedExecutive SummaryMary King and Mohamed Awad OsmanConflict in Darfur: Historical and Contemporary Perspectices 23R.S. O’FaheyNatural Resources Management for Sustainable Peace in DarfurAbduljabbar Abdalla FadulCombating DesertificationExperience from Umm Kaddada District in East Darfur 47Hassan Abdalla Al MangouriLand Tenure, Land use and Conflicts in Darfur 59Yagoub Abdalla MohamedIndigenous Institutions and Practices Promoting Peace and/or Mitigating Conflicts: The Case of Southern Darfur 69Adam Azzain MohamedDarfur Between Conflict Systems: An Abstract 83Eltayeb Hag AteyaEnvironmental Degradation and Conflict in DarfurExperiences and Development Options 87Abdalla Ahmed AbdallaConclusion 95R.S.O’FaheyGlossary 97A Darfur Timeline 99Bibliography 103
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- Page 44 and 45: ReferencesConference, Meleet, North
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CONTENTSPreface 7Bakri SaeedExecutive SummaryMary K<strong>in</strong>g and Mohamed Awad OsmanConflict <strong>in</strong> Darfur: Historical and Contemporary Perspectices 23R.S. O’FaheyNatural Resources Management for Susta<strong>in</strong>able Peace <strong>in</strong> DarfurAbduljabbar Abdalla FadulCombat<strong>in</strong>g DesertificationExperience from Umm Kaddada District <strong>in</strong> E<strong>as</strong>t Darfur 47H<strong>as</strong>san Abdalla Al MangouriLand Tenure, Land use and Conflicts <strong>in</strong> Darfur 59Yagoub Abdalla MohamedIndigenous Institutions and Practices Promot<strong>in</strong>g Peace and/or Mitigat<strong>in</strong>g Conflicts: The C<strong>as</strong>e <strong>of</strong> Southern Darfur 69Adam Azza<strong>in</strong> MohamedDarfur Between Conflict Systems: An Abstract 83Eltayeb Hag AteyaEnvironmental Degradation and Conflict <strong>in</strong> DarfurExperiences and Development Options 87Abdalla Ahmed AbdallaConclusion 95R.S.O’FaheyGlossary 97A Darfur Timel<strong>in</strong>e 99Bibliography 103