Historical & Modern Conditions in Sudan
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Modern political history and theory illustrate tensions and controversies over the reach and limits of freedom. One view, associated with John Locke, is that civil society can be structured so as to limit government power and provide guarantees of individual rights freedom. Another view is a critique of the first and is associated with the revolutionary program of Marxist thought: that if civil government allows the consequences of unlimited individual freedom to go unchecked, such freedom will become subsidiary to power and the gross injustices that proceed therefrom. Such a civil society may not and indeed should not survive but should be transformed in toto, via revolution.In the Sudan, a long and squalid history of government-sanctioned repression and slavery, complicated by ethnic rivalry between the Arab north and animist/Christian sout
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