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John G. Nyuot Yoh
obtained a BA in political science and an MA in the modern
political history of the Middle East from the American
University of Beirut in Lebanon. Between 1997 and 2003, he
worked as a resident research associate at the Royal Institute
for Inter-Faith Studies in Amman, Jordan. In June 2003, he
joined the Department of Political Sciences at the University of
South Africa in Pretoria as a PhD candidate and a lecturer in
African and international politics. Yoh has published works on
Sudanese politics, as well as on diverse aspects of African
politics, including Pan-Africanism (African unity, NEPAD and the
African renaissance), regional and international organizations,
security and strategic issues, and political conflict. Yoh is
the author of a number of works, including Southern Sudan:
Prospects and Challenges (Amman: Al-Ahalia Press, 2000) and
Isolation, Unity and Secession: The Evolution of Political
Thought in Southern Sudan (Amman: Al-Ahalia Press, 2003),
both written in Arabic; and The Sudan Peace Process: Future
Prospects and Challenges (Pretoria: Africa Institute of
South Africa, 2004).
Contact details:
University of South Africa
Department of Political Sciences
P. O. Box 392
Pretoria 0003
RSA
Tel: (+27 12) 4296362
Fax: (+27 12) 429 3221
Cell: 073 3361101
E-mail: <yohjg@unisa.ac.za>
<jgyoh@yahoo.com>
http://www.geocities.com/jgyoh
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