| | This Issue of the Review is primarily devoted to the Sudan and touches on a variety of aspects of the socioeconomic terrain of that country, including the current economic crisis, processes of class formation, the agrarian sector, the problem of national integration and the practicality of various political strategies. Much of the impetus for the initiation of the Issue and for encouraging contributions came from one of our Overseas Editors, lbrahim Kursany, whose efforts have been greatly appreciated by the Editorial Working Group. We are also grateful for the assistance of Mahdawi, particularly for translating a number of items. |
