Impact on Globalization
From a historical point of view, the whole conflict could have been avoided in the beginning if the North, South and Darfur region would have been separated when the Anglo-Egyptians left. (Heleta, 2008, par.2) Unfortunately this is no longer a possibility considering that the Darfur region no-longer has the resources to farm the land considering the advancement of the Sahara region. (Brown, 2004, par.4) On the other hand, if no actions are taken against the government in the North, all the farmers’ tribes will eventually be irradiated or displaced in another country which is not a better turn of events.
Looking back at the previous agreements in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (enough project, 2015, par.12) which was concluded following the Second Civil War, there could be a way to redistribute the wealth amongst the North, South and Darfur. Furthermore, the three regions must find a way to counter the desertification of Darfur (Brown, 2004, par.4) and cease the ethnic rivalry. To do so, there must absolutely be a dialogue between the different parties and movements involved and the will to negotiate which up to know has not been shown.
Finally, studying the topic from the historical point of view, I am quite sceptic of the peaceful resolution of the conflict, considering that the tensions amongst the groups have been going on for almost a century. From a globalization point of view, if the crisis keeps on going it could jeopardize the oil production of the South and therefore have a huge impact on the economy of China who uses many of this oil. On the other hand, part of the great amount of death of the people from the farmer tribes of Darfur are caused by the Chinese government who gives military resources to the Northern tribes and government. Furthermore, if the war technique that consists into burning down and killing whole villages continues, it would represent a huge loss of culture at an international scale considering the amount of tribes and ethnic identity this represents. (McCormack, 2008, 8min30)
Looking back at the previous agreements in the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (enough project, 2015, par.12) which was concluded following the Second Civil War, there could be a way to redistribute the wealth amongst the North, South and Darfur. Furthermore, the three regions must find a way to counter the desertification of Darfur (Brown, 2004, par.4) and cease the ethnic rivalry. To do so, there must absolutely be a dialogue between the different parties and movements involved and the will to negotiate which up to know has not been shown.
Finally, studying the topic from the historical point of view, I am quite sceptic of the peaceful resolution of the conflict, considering that the tensions amongst the groups have been going on for almost a century. From a globalization point of view, if the crisis keeps on going it could jeopardize the oil production of the South and therefore have a huge impact on the economy of China who uses many of this oil. On the other hand, part of the great amount of death of the people from the farmer tribes of Darfur are caused by the Chinese government who gives military resources to the Northern tribes and government. Furthermore, if the war technique that consists into burning down and killing whole villages continues, it would represent a huge loss of culture at an international scale considering the amount of tribes and ethnic identity this represents. (McCormack, 2008, 8min30)