Forward
1.
Introduction
2. A
Brief Overview of the Conflict
But
Is It Genocide?
Darfur:
The Preferred Catastrophe
Africans
and Arabs: The Racialization of Sudan
3. A
Brief History of Western Relations with Sudan
The
Colonial Period
The
1970s and 80s: Washington Backs Khartoum
After
Nimeiri, and the Politics of U.S. Aid
Bashir
Comes to Power
The
U.S. and Sudan in the 1990s--the Alliance
Collapses
The
U.S. Bombing of al-Shifa
4.
Adversary or Ally? Current Relations Between
Washington and Khartoum
The
U.S., Sudan and the International Criminal Court
5.
U.S. Interest in Sudan and the African Continent
6. The
Doctrine of "Humanitarian Intervention"
Somalia:
"The only good Somali is a dead Somali"
Rwanda:
The "Tropical Nazi Genocide"
Sierra
Leone: Keeping the Peace…without Washington
Liberia:
A U.S. "Responsibility"
Evaluating
the Past: from Somalia to Darfur
7. UN
Peacekeeping in Darfur
A
Consensual UN Deployment
Evaluating
a Unilateral UN Intervention in Darfur
Western
Intervention: Darfurian and Sudanese Opinion
The
African Union: Set Up to Fail, and Peacekeeping
on the Cheap
8.
Darfur Activism: Aiding the Victims, or the
Superpower?
The
Save Darfur Movement
An
Evaluation of Activist Demands
A
No Fly-Zone over Darfur
Divestment
Supporting
the Victims: Humanitarian Aid and Refugee
Policies
A
Manifesto for Darfur Activism, and Beyond
9.
Conclusion