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School of Mathematics, University of Khartoum, United Arab Emirates

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• Research Article   
  Public Policy and Policymaking in Tumultuous Times in Sudan: A Quantitative Approach
  Author(s): Ahmed Mustafa Elhussein Mansour* and Adil Altayeb Yousif
  
  On December 19, 2019 a peaceful social uprising ousted the thirty-years-old Omer AL Bashir's Islamist regime, and a new transitional political system has emerged. The emergence of this system is the outcome of very tough negotiations between the Military Council and the Forces of Freedom and Change (FOFAC). The latter includes opposition parties, civic societies, and militant groups. The latter include rebels from Dar Fur and the Southern Blue Nile Provinces, which have engaged in a civil war with the defunct Bashir's regime. The chief player among the FOFAC components is the Sudanese Professional Association (SPA), which consists of professionals such as physicians, university professors, labor organizations, and others. The main slogans of the revolution were "freedom, peace, justice, and medanai (civil government). The SPA played a pivotal role in the success of the re.. View More»
  

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