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A Multidisciplinary Conference On The Challenges & Opportunities For Sustainable Development In Ethiopia & The Greater Horn Of Africa
International Conference on African Development Archives
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Ethnosymbolism And The Dismemberment Of The State In The Horn Of Africa: The Ethiopian Case Of Ethnic Federalism, Assefa Mehretu
Ethnosymbolism And The Dismemberment Of The State In The Horn Of Africa: The Ethiopian Case Of Ethnic Federalism, Assefa Mehretu
International Conference on African Development Archives
The paper has three major objectives. The first is to do a critical review of the current largely antagonistic narratives of ethnic instrumentalism in Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa that have ultimately led to the balkanization of the state and caused serious political instability and fratricidal conflicts with traumatic and costly consequences in the region. The second is to do a critical review of the policy of the current Ethiopian government to implement ethno-territorial formations under the rubric of killils (Amharic for territorial enclosures), and to demonstrate how this may seriously vitiate national integration along compatible cultural and economic …
Doing Collaborative Community Based Research: On The Ground In Kingston, Audrey Kobayashi
Doing Collaborative Community Based Research: On The Ground In Kingston, Audrey Kobayashi
Migration and Ethnic Relations Colloquium Series
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Migrant Domestic Workers In Asia: The Case Of Singapore, Kayoko Ueno
Migrant Domestic Workers In Asia: The Case Of Singapore, Kayoko Ueno
Migration and Ethnic Relations Colloquium Series
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To Be An Immigrant: Generation, Location And Negotiation, Kay Deaux
To Be An Immigrant: Generation, Location And Negotiation, Kay Deaux
Migration and Ethnic Relations Colloquium Series
No abstract provided.