THE DISCONNECTS - Aruai, Mayak Deng
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The BOOK is a sociopolitical exploration and analysis of political turmoil in post-independence South Sudan. It is structured around Sudanese and South Sudanese historical accounts, and the South Sudanese's long struggle to attain a country. The book raises concerns about governance, tribal thinking, and power struggles among different political actors. It brings to light what oligarchies can do when petty politics overshadows national agendas. The book further examines the drawbacks of violent politics and the country's subsequent backwardness within the context of the globalized economies of the world.…mehr

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The BOOK is a sociopolitical exploration and analysis of political turmoil in post-independence South Sudan. It is structured around Sudanese and South Sudanese historical accounts, and the South Sudanese's long struggle to attain a country. The book raises concerns about governance, tribal thinking, and power struggles among different political actors. It brings to light what oligarchies can do when petty politics overshadows national agendas. The book further examines the drawbacks of violent politics and the country's subsequent backwardness within the context of the globalized economies of the world.
Autorenporträt
Mayak Deng Aruei is a South Sudanese American who spent his childhood in war-torn southern Sudan, now South Sudan. He has studied law and social justice. Aruei has researched and has written extensively about social justice and inequality issues. He is a long-time political rights and human rights advocate. He is also the author of 'Struggle between Despair and Life: From Sudan's Marshland Village, Child Soldiering, Refugee Camp and America,' published in October 2013. Aruei holds a BA in Sociology & Philosophy: Crimes, Justice and Society, and a Bachelor of Laws (LL. B). He also holds an MA in Legal Studies, and at the time of publishing the book, he was completing his dissertation for Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership/Organizational Development.