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السودان… نحو عقدٍ اجتماعيٍّ جديد (٩) الباب الثامن؛ السلام والسيادة والعلاقة مع العالم؛ كيف يستعيد السودان قراره الوطني؟
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السودان… نحو عقدٍ اجتماعيٍّ جديد (٩) الباب الثامن؛ السلام والسيادة والعلاقة مع العالم؛ كيف يستعيد السودان قراره الوطني؟

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■ لا يمكن للعقد الاجتماعي الجديد أن يكتمل داخل حدود السودان وكأن البلاد جزيرة منفصلة عما حولها. فالجغرافيا وضعت السودان عند تقاطع شديد الحساسية بين البحر الأحمر والقرن الأفريقي والساحل ووادي النيل والعالم العربي، ومنحته حدودًا ممتدة وموارد طبيعية وموقعًا استراتيجيًا جعلته جزءًا من حسابات قوى إقليمية ودولية متعددة. وكان يمكن لهذه الجغرافيا أن تكون …

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