الشعبوية و تمثلاتها في الموجة الثانية للربيع العربي : السودان نموذجا

Abstract EN

This paper examines populism in Sudan and its specificity.

The paper works on dismantling the Sudanese populist situation, and criticizes the populist discourse, which is widespread among multiple political elites in Sudan.

The paper adopts an inductive approach to track populist discourse against the elite, and to what extent and through what tools this discourse succeeds in inciting the Sudanese public.

The paper concludes that there are colonial elements effecting populism in Sudan.

British colonialism drove a wedge between the Sudanese social components, by dividing the Sudanese into Arabs and Africans, Muslims and Christians, northerners and southerners, and sought to build barriers to prevent the integration of sub-national identities in Sudan.