A student send me this picture, taken in South Sudan:
The view from the windshield nicely illustrates the subject matter of the book...
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the disparity between the ratio of poor and rich in the world is getting high every year. and it seem convergence would be impossible.
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I just wrote something similar on my blog, South Sudan independence is kinda odd taking it as "new country".
People counting on South Sudan to be the new age US country on Africa, but its just another old fashion country in Africa.
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Nice, I think Sudan have long way to go as a country.
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Posted by: Anna Kline | October 09, 2011 at 02:04 PM
It's really nice that there is somebody who focus the attention to South Sudan. It's usually underrated as to the consequences of the war. Thank you!
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