U.S.-Sudan Relations

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"This paper is a study of foreign policy relations between the United States and Sudan. With the end of the Cold War, the United States has struggled to redefine its international responsibilities, and this has been particularly problematic in Africa. Sudan, the largest country on the continent, offers an excellent example of many issues facing the United States in this part of the world. Sudan's leaders have changed international allegiances, encouraged civil war, battled and exacerbated large-scale famine, and manipulated their financial base as they have struggled for power within the region. The problem for the United States is to find a balance in dealing with governmental regimes that are under siege, while trying to help ease long-term crises of civil war and famine that such regimes often help create. The United States must satisfy its own national..."

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