The Left Berlin Reading group takes place every month, usually on the third Friday of the month in the Agit building, Nansenstraße 2. For our next reading group, we will be discussing Sudan. Please try and read at least the recommended readings as this will help the discussion.

Recommended Reading

• • Parastou Hassouri At Any Cost—The War in Sudan and Europe’s Flawed Migration Policies
  • Anne Alexander Egypt, Syria and Sudan: results and prospects Chapter 14 of “Revolution is the Choice of the People”  (in particular, pp399-410 – Sudan: All power to the Resistance Committees?)
  • Muzan Alneel Sudan: revolution, war and imperialism
  • The Revolutionary Charter For Establishing People’s Power
  • Sara Abbas, Nisrin Ela Min, Rabab El Naiem and Abdelraoue Omer – In Sudan, the people’s revolution versus the élite’s counterrevolution
  • Khalid Sidahmed The Illusion of Choice: Why People Should Reject Both Sides of the War in Sudan

Supplementary Reading

• Sara Abbas The Sudanese Revolution’s Second Act
• Sara Abbas  The Weight of Feelings: Khartoum’s Revolutionary Moment
• Sara Abbas, Andreas Bohne In Sudan, the Revolution Is Caught in the Crossfire
• Tahani Ayak  Sudan Dossier: Young refugees in Sudan between the hammer and anvil of the two generals
• Tahani Ajak, Abdulrahman Ali, Ra-ad Sahaba, Sara Abbas, Nisrin Elamin, and Rabab Elnaiem The Ongoing Fight for Freedom, Peace, and Justice in Sudan
• Anne Alexander Disorder Reigns in Khartoum
• Samah Khalaf Allah: “Kobbaya”: United in revolution and war
• Magdi Elgizouli   Mobilization and Resistance in Sudan’s Uprising
• Historical Materialism  Uprising in Sudan: Interview with Sudanese Comrades
• Amar Jamal  Nonviolent guerrilla cartographers
• Raga Makawi  To be a woman in Sudan
• Migration Control Info Update: The Emirates and the War in Sudan

Supplementary Viewing

• Sara Abbas The Problem with Icons. Feminist Contestations in Sudan’s Ongoing Revolution
• Mahmood Mamdani State Formation and Conflict
• Bergen Global CMI/UiB  Youth mobilization and activism during Sudan’s transition

Supplementary Listening

• Khalid Sidahmed Interview: a revolutionary perspective on the war in Sudan
• African Voices, African Arguments: Episode 3: Race and Liberation in South Sudan and the U.S: A Discussion with Jok Madut Jok