...Jennifer Hubbert The Olympic games have long served as a platform for political debate and ideological expression, and the 2008 Beijing games were no exception. The United States Olympic team selection of “Lost Boy of Sudan” and Team Darfur spokesperson Lopez Lomong as its flag bearer made...

..., www.icasinc.org/2005/2005f/2005fdxf.html. 3. Allen Hertzke writes: One center of mobilization on southern Sudan was Midland, Texas, hometown of George W. and Laura Bush. Spearheading the effort there was Deborah Fikes, leader...

.... response. In the past twenty years, the U.S. government has shown disregard for international law and the U.N. charter—undertaking military action in Grenada, Panama, Haiti, Kosovo, Libya, and the Sudan, among other na- tions. However, before...

... treaty in history, with 194 countries as state parties, which means all countries in the world except for Somalia, South Sudan, and the United States. Yet the rights of children and youth in migration are only rarely asserted as such in Asia, either in courts or by civil society (although there is some...

... ; and Russell 1989 . 5 “Peace in the feud” is, of course, the notion that Evans-Pritchard ( 1940 ) suggested to describe the segmentary politics of the Nuer in Southern Sudan. 6 Chen Yung-fa ( 1986 ) suggests that the techniques of “parochial mobilisation” and controlled polarisation” were...

..., at the height of the Sudan crisis and the attending rise of British jingoism, about European (British) views on Asia: Generally speaking, Europeans qualify all countries in the East as “orien- tal” [orientaru] without making any distinctions...

... and conscientiously conduct an investigation. . . . First we interviewed African friends from Congo (Léopoldville), Congo (Brazzaville) [the former French colony now known as Republic of Congo], Tanzania, Sudan, Somalia, Cam- eroon, Chad and so on. . . . In addition, we had extensive access to Chi- nese comrades who...

..., and Sudan. 73 “Speech by President Soekarno at the Opening of the Asian-African Conference, April 18, 1955,” in The Asian-African Conference: Bandung, Indonesia, April1955 , ed. G. M. Kahin (Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, 1956...