Selected Publications1

  • Ibnouf, Fatma Osman, 2015 Can Democracy Contribute to Prevent Famines in Dry Lands Africa? Journal of Human Nutrition & Food Science, Vol. 3, Issue 3 Ibnouf, Fatma Osman, 2013 Women and the Arab Spring Revolutions: Is There a Window of Opportunity or Can We Expect More of the Same? Published in e– International Relations http://www.e-ir.info/. Re-published by the Global Studies Institute in Hong Kong http://www.glocal.org.hk/articles/19084and have won the Readers’ Choice Award. The article then republished on 31st of October 2013 in the Global and Development Network website at the following link http://cloud2.gdnet.org/cms.php?id=research_paper_abstract&research_paper_id=26467
  • Ibnouf, Fatma Osman, 2012 To Arab women: Golden opportunity to stand-up for your rights. Global Advanced Research Journal of History, Political Science and International Relations, Vol. 1, No. 5, Pages 113-117.
  • Ibnouf, Fatma Osman, 2012 The value of Women’s Indigenous Knowledge in Food Processing and Preservation for Achieving Household Food Security in Rural Sudan. Journal of Food Research, Vol. 1, No. 1, Pages 238-253, Publisher: Canadian Center of Science and Education, Canada.
  • Ibnouf, Fatma Osman, 2011 Challenges and possibilities for achieving household food security in the Western Sudan region: the role of female farmers. Journal of Food Security, Vol. 3, Issue 2, Page 215-231, Springer Publisher, UK
  • Ibnouf, Fatma Osman, 2011 Women’s Empowerment in Sudan: Current Realities and Future Challenges. A Review Article Published in DSRI Bulletin, No. 1.
  • Ibnouf, Fatma Osman 2009, The Role of Women in Providing and Improving Household Food Security in Sudan: Implications for Reducing Hunger and Malnutrition. Journal of International Women’s Studies, Vol. 10, No. 4, Pages 144–167 – Publisher: Bridgewater State University, USA.
  • Ibnouf, Fatma Osman 2008 Impact of the World Bank and IMF Policies on Rural Women’s Human Rights in sub-Saharan Africa. AGENDA Journal (special issue on Engendering National and Global Economic Policies), 2008, Issue 78, Pages 28–41 – South Africa, Publisher: Routledge – Taylor & Francis Group Ltd, UK.

Shared paper

  • 2017 I have been one of the twelve selected authors by the UN Women Training Centre for their outstanding essays that have been chosen to be published in the booklet titled “Why We Care about Care, An essay collection on Care Economy”. My essay topic is entitled ‘Making Women’s Unpaid Care-Work in Conflict and Post-Conflict Situations Count’ – Available at the following link https://trainingcentre.unwomen.org/mod/data/view.php?d=1&rid=5340.
  • Ibnouf, Mohamed A. Osman and Ibnouf, Fatma Osman 2016, Role of Rural Women in Sustaining Household Food Supplies in Western Sudan. International Journal of Advanced Research (IJAR), 4, 5, 455-469. (ISSN 2320-5407)

Chapters in Books:

  • Ibnouf, Fatma Osman, 2017 The Indigenous Foods are ‘the Food of Survival’ Chapter in Handbook of Food Bioengineering (Volumes 1-20) (5), which will be published by Elsevier ltd.
  • Ibnouf, Fatma Osman, 2012 Does it Really Matter Whether Food is Produced and Provided by a Man or a Woman? Chapter One in Maddox A. Jones and Francisco E. Hernandez (eds) Food Security: Quality Management, Issues and Economic Implications. Nova Science Publishers, Inc. Hauppauge, NY, USA.
  • Ibnouf, Fatma Osman (2013), Concept of Women’s Empowerment. In   Izeldeen, M. (ed) Talking Empowerment in Arabic, (2013), Chapter two, Pages 24-41. Publisher: Ahfad University for Women, in collaboration with American University inCairo.
  • Ibnouf, Fatma Osman Izeldeen, M. Yagoub, A. S. & Ahamed, M. F. M. (2013), A survey Study on the Concept of Women’s Empowerment from Sudanese Community Point of View, In Izeldeen, M. (ed) Talking Empowerment in Arabic, (in press), Chapter four, Pages 119-132. Publisher: Ahfad University for Women in collaboration with American University inCairo.

Book:

“Violence against Women in Sudan: Reality and Challenges” is under press and will be published by University of Khartoumsoon.

Social Media – Online Form

  • 2016 The Response to Epidemics in Africa Should be Gender Sensitive. Social Science Research     Council     (SSRC)     Online     peacebuilding       forum,       Kujenga Amani http://forums.ssrc.org/kujenga-amani/2016/10/06/my-apn-experiencefatma-ibnouf/#.WH4xhNLdd9g
  • 2017 Gender Mainstreaming in Local Strategies for Conflict Transformation- Social Science Research Council (SSRC) Online peacebuilding forum, Kujenga Amani http://forums.ssrc.org/kujenga-amani/2017/05/02/gender-mainstreaming-in-local-strategies-for-conflict-transformation/#.WRNpj9Ldd9g