Research Projects supported by CEDEJ Khartoum – 2020
For the year 2020, CEDEJ Khartoum is supporting 22 projects for a total amount of about 42 000,00 euros.
These projects have been selected by a commission composed of Dr Yasir Awad, Dr. Azza Ahmed Abdel Aziz, Dr. Raphaëlle Chevrillon-Guibert, and Dr. Jean-Nicolas Bach, and are sponsored by the Centre de Crise (French Ministry of Foreign Affairs / French Embassy in Khartoum), the CNRS, and CEDEJ Khartoum.
1. Amira Osman, Exploring women and youth activism during the 19th December revolution in Sudan, amiraosman55@yahoo.co.uk
2. Chevrillon-Guibert, L’exploitation des mines d’or au Soudan entre accaparement et redistribution, raphaelle.chevrillon-guibert@ird.fr
3. Gout Philippe, Negotiating a paradox: SPLM-N between the re-integration into the Sudanese State structure and the claim for regional autonomy, Philippe.Gout@u-Paris2.fr
4. Grabska Katarzyna & Azza A. Abdel Aziz, Social history of Sudan: The prism of Music and Musicians, kgrabska@yahoo.com, dimensions122000@yahoo.com
5. Hänsch Valerie, Sensing change: Aesthetic activism and the reclaiming of the city,valerie.haensch@ethnologie.lmu.de
6. Siri Lamoureaux, Gender politics and social media in the Sudanese revolution, lamoureaux@lost-research-group.org
7. Anne-Laure Mahé, Constitution d’un fond d’archives sur les purges du régime de l’Ingaz, 1989-2019, anne-laure.mahe@irsem.fr
8. Mayada Abdelazim & Mohamed Mutasim, U-turns and full circles: prospects for political and economic transformation in post-revolution Sudan, mayadaazim@gmail.com, mhd_mutasim@hotmail.com
9. Noha Hamza & El Sadig, Youth Women Language of the Revolution
10. Saker El-Nour, Farmers and Revolution in Sudan: case study of agrarian protest movements in Gezira Scheme, sakerabdol@gmail.com
11. Shahenda Suliman, Labour transformations: Exploring the role of organised labour in Sudan’s social movements, ssuliman@live.co.uk
12. Tubiana Jérôme, Transition et Périphéries au Soudan, tubiana@gmail.com
13. Verhoeven Harry, Trouble in the East, Harryverhoeven33@gmail.com
14. Wessels Josepha, Sustainable Sudan; documenting the past and visioning the future through graffiti and environmentalism, josepha.wessels@mau.se
15. Willemse Karin & Metje Postma, Documenting, archiving and reflecting on the role of youth, women (Kandaka), and the social media in the peaceful resistance during the Sudan popular uprising (2019-2020,) k.willemse@eshcc.eur.nl, postmam@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
16. Amigoni Livio, The Struggle for movement: Sudanese forced migration, refugee choices and support networks, livio.amigoni@outlook.it
17. Berend van der Maeden, Small-Holder Farmers and Political Transition in Khartoum, b.a.j.vandermaeden@students.uu.nl
18. Mureille van der Meulen, Virtual Uprising: The Digitalization of Youth Activism, mureillevdmeulen@gmail.com
19. Corten Perez Huis, La filière de la brique rouge, de Al-Gereif au Grand Khartoum (Soudan) : une activité productive au coeur de conflits multiscalaires, cortenperezhouis@gmail.com
20. Marshall Waston, Commodity Frontiers in Transition: Resource Extraction in Sudan from the Turkiyya to Independence, marshall.watson@yale.edu
21. Petitdemange Cécile, Voyage des Salafismes entre Tchad et Soudan, Cecile.petitdemange90@gmail.com
22. Zahorik Jan,Education, mobility and the legacy of the Cold War: Former Eastern Bloc and the Broader Horn of Africa,nvgogol@seznam.cz
Total 2020: 42 626,00 €
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cedejsudan (7 septembre 2020). Research Projects supported by CEDEJ Khartoum – 2020. Researching Sudan - A perspective on contemporary Sudans. Consulté le 3 décembre 2024 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/mhjg
