Post-2011 scenarios in Sudan: What role for the EU?
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
11-2009
Publisher
European Union Institute for Security Studies
Abstract
In a forward-looking perspective, this report elaborates on four scenarios for Sudan’s future preliminarily identified by other studies: (i) forced unity; (ii) forced secession; (iii) agreed unity; (iv) agreed secession. It looks specifically at the key variables to be taken into account to anticipate the most probable scenarios and to see which options would bring more benefits than costs to the Sudanese people and their leadership. The report presents the views of a group of Sudan experts which, overall, are strikingly convergent and are summarised below. It also identifies long-term, mid-term and short-term recommendations for the EU and for all stakeholders concerned by Sudan’s future.
Editor
Damien Helly
Recommended Citation
Kevane, M. (2009). Macroeconomic trends and scenarios for post-referendum Sudan. In D. Helly (Ed.), Post-2011 scenarios in Sudan: What role for the EU? (Vol. 6). European Union Institute for Security Studies.
