The Economics of Genocide in Sudan: Where oil revenues do and don't go. The failure of IMF oversight in the face of continuing Asian and European investment in human destruction Eric Reeves | August 26, 2005  | ...

Khartoum's continuing restriction of humanitarian aid Eric Reeves August 17, 2005 The UN World Food Program, as well as its implementing partners in the humanitarian community, is currently attempting to respond to the ...

A season of disingenuousness Eric Reeves August 11, 2005 Despite brave words in many quarters about the fate of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement between Khartoum's National Islamic Front (NIF) and the southern Sudan ...

The New Republic on-line, July 18-20, 2005, Eric Reeves EDITOR'S NOTE: This week, Eric Reeves, a professor at Smith College and an expert on Darfur, will be guest blogging at The New Republic on-line. His contributions ...

The New Republic on-line, July 21 - 22, 2005 Eric Reeves,  July 21, 2005 EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fourth part of a weeklong crash-course on Darfur by Smith College Professor Eric Reeves. Monday: how the genocide ...

Despite the formation of a new Sudanese "Government of National Unity" in Khartoum, there is overwhelming evidence of bad faith on the part of the National Islamic Front (NIF) in creating what is only the semblance of a new ...

Current data for total mortality from violence, malnutrition, and disease Eric Reeves  |  June 30, 2005 A recent Reuters headline declares, "Darfur Death rate drops below crisis level---UN" (June 28, 2005). It is likely ...

Amidst genocide by attrition, expedient misrepresentations are proliferating Eric Reeves May 20, 2005 Despite the unrelenting genocidal destruction that continues daily in Darfur, there is a growing effort in various ...