Effective factors in creating and continuing Darfur crisis

International crises and ways to deal with them for many years have observed serious attention of the international relations scholars. The main factors in creating a crisis and the conditions that provided the continuation of the crisis, the different levels of analysis and strategies for ending the crisis, are among the most important questions that confront any international crisis we face. Considering that the Darfur crisis is one of the gravest and most complex international crises that led to the deaths of thousands of people and the whole world and international community are affected, this paper selected the Darfur crisis. It has sought to examine the crisis at three levels: micro, middle, and macro factors. With emphasis on individual sicological behaviour and incentives, burucraticrequirements and systemic review. It is the purpose of the article to use the components of symbolic Image theory and rational choice realism for examining the case. The rampant perceived sense of discrimination and injustice among the inhabitants of Darfur, the government intervention in the Sudanese conflict, the special structure of government and ultimately the interests of big global powers, are the main variables that add to the complexity of the darfur crisis. The solution for the crisis should tackle the different layers and factors of the crisis and be a comprehensive plan.