Between Inner Balance and International Standings: Whither Independence for South Soudan?
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Les débats s'articuleront autour de trois tables rondes :
9h30-11h00 : Sud-Soudan et Nord-Soudan : quel face-à-face de deux Etats recomposés ?
Avec Douglas H. Johnson, James Currey ; Raphaëlle Guibert, Université d'Auvergne/université de Nice et Stéphane Gompertz, MAEE
11h30-13h00 : L'impact régional de l'indépendance, de la Corne à l'Afrique centrale et au continent
Avec Roland Marchal, CNRS/CERI ; Frank van Acker, Consultant, Anvers et Markus Hoehne, Max Planck Institut
14h30-17h00 : Construire l'Etat au Sud-Soudan
Avec Christian Delmet, CNRS ; Nicolas Vercken, Oxfam France ; Sophie Vanhaeverbeke, Office d'aide humanitaire de la Commission européenne (ECHO) et Mawan Muortat, commentateur politique soudanais
17h00-17h30 : Conclusions
Laurent d'Ersu, ministère des Affaires étrangères et europénnes
Les interventions auront lieu en français ou en anglais, sans traduction
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