Binding pipelines? Oil, armed conflicts, and economic rationales for peace in the two Sudans

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This article points at the challenging political geography of oil in the two Sudans and the tensions undermining economic logics of ‘mutual interests’ and ‘peace dividends’ between, and within, these two countries.

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