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Fadlalla Amal H. — Branding Humanity: Competing Narratives of Rights, Violence and Global Citizenship

Those who have followed Sudan’s conflicts over the years would be hard-pressed to read yet another analysis of Sudan’s infamous “identity crisis.” Refreshingly, Fadlalla does not come at the identity problem through its “roots”—be they political, historical, environmental, as has been the preoccupation of so much previous scholarship but at its performative encounters, the highly mediatized stories of ethnic and gender violence that have carved a groove in our minds through the humanitarian a...