Featured Essays
The Roots of the Darfur Conflict and the Chadian Civil War
In February 2008 the capital of Chad came close to falling into the hands of rebels seeking to overthrow President Idriss Déby. This attack by Sudanese-backed rebels was seen in policy circles as yet another attempt by the Sudanese government to delay or prevent the deployment of a foreign peacekeeping force in the region.
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Health: Crude Concept and Philosophical Question
Who among us did not speak of what is healthy and what is harmful before the arrival of Hippocrates?
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A Proliferation of Pigs: Specters of Monstrosity in Reformation Indonesia
On December 11 – 13, 1999, a remarkable millennial event — an exorcism of sorts — was held in the old court city of Yogyakarta in south-central Java. This three-day event featured an exhibition of modern paintings, the launching of a postmodern novel, and a traditional wayang shadow play performance.


