Africa, Middle East Mapping the 2019 Sudan Protests by Xavier Houdoy and Nicolas Ressler | January 1, 2019 Download : pdf jpeg png By clicking on one of the links below you accept the terms of use. Download : pdf jpeg png By clicking on one of the links below you accept the terms of use. These maps were first designed as part of a special issue dedicated to the 2019 Sudanese uprising:“Down with the government of thieves” : Reflection on the Sudanese revolutionary dynamics. Special Issue on Sudan – Table of contents Part 1 – May, 7 ‣ General Introduction ‣ Class Dynamics in the Dissemination of the Sudanese Uprising. Interview with Magdi El Gizouli ‣ Political Economy of the Regime and Revolt. Clientelism, Asymmetry, and Injustice in the Dynamics of the Protest. Interview with Raphaëlle Chevrillon Guibert ‣ Activism from the Outside. The Mechanisms of the revolutionary Movement among the Sudanese of the Diaspora. Interview with Alice Franck ‣ The Sudanese popular Uprising: from the first Demonstrations to the Proclamation of the State of Emergency. National chronological map designed by Claire Gillette ‣ Mapping the 2019 Sudan Protests, maps designed by Xavier Houdoy and Nicolas Ressler ‣ Photo essay by Elsadig Mohamed Part 2 – May, 20 ‣ The third Sudanese Revolution reinstates Women from all Walks of Life onto the Map of Sudanese Public life. Interview with Azza Ahmed A. Aziz ‣ The Sudanese Revolution or the Climax of a Decade of challenging the Political Order? Interview with Clément Deshayes ‣ The spatial Dimension of the four-months-long sudanese Uprising. Interview with Mohamed A. G. Bakhit, Sherein Ibrahim and Rania Madani ‣ Leftist leanings and the enlivening of revolutionary memory. Interview with Elena Vezzadini ‣ Photo essay by Ali Jaffar