GUERRILLA-STYLE GOVERNANCE IN SOUTH SUDAN: A CHALLENGE TO STATEBUILDING

1. Thesis of Statebuilding:
A. In general
B. In Africa
C. How does it help / don’t help in understanding South Sudan?
D. Little explanation of the influence of rebel/guerrilla movement on Statebuilding and Governance in general in Africa
2. What is guerrilla movement and what are the different types?
A. The Works of Christopher Clapham “African Guerrillas” (1998), Morten Boas and Kevin C. Dunn “African Guerrillas: Raging Against the Machine” (2007) and William Reno “Warfare In Independent Africa” (2011) are essential in responding to the above pertinent question. Linking Clapham, Boas and Reno is critical as they remain the best available literature on guerrilla movements and guerrilla governance in Africa.
3. Defining and Conceptualizing Guerrilla Mentality and Guerrilla-style Governance
A. Objectives
B. Relations with local population
C. Cohesiveness/Sociology/Make-up (SPLA/M)
ON CURRENT CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION
1. Historical facet
2. Political facet
3. Legal facet
4. Social, ethnic, religious and cultural facets
The Legal facet would best fit into the conceptual framework, thus it should be removed from the Chapter I when revision is being done on it.
BIG TENT POLICY
1. What it is?
2. What it is in regard to South Sudan?
3. How it was implemented by the Kiir administration
4. Why the ‘big tent’ policy in South Sudan? Stability and regime cohesion
MAJOR CONCEPTS
1. It is important to clearly explain the major concept that are directly linked to guerrilla-style governance and guerrilla mentalities
2. Rule As You (The use of force or politics or governance by the barrel of a gun rules supreme. If the gun has brought South Sudan self-determination somehow, then it remain the best available in resolving all issues of governance, etc)
3. Big Tent
4. Guerrilla-Style Governance
5. Guerrilla Mentalities
6. General Statebuilding Process
7. Africa Statebuilding Process
8. South Sudan Statebuilding Process
MAJOR QUOTES ON ALL CHAPTERS
1. As stated earlier, all Chapters should open with a major quotation with the author of the quotation named, and date and occasion included if known. This is to add a new dimension to the work. For instance “No tactic is inherently good or bad, all tactics are merely a means to an end. Ironically, it is those with the greatest advantages who make the disadvantaged feel guilty for evening the playing field” Anonymous

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