The implementation of community policing schemes and development programmes
targeting street youth in inner city Addis Ababa, intended to prevent crime and unrest, has …

The Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), victor in the civil war in
1991, has since transformed into an authoritarian party. While this transition is well covered …

Recent scholarship on the institutionalization of politics in Africa has highlighted the
consolidation of constitutional leadership turnover in electoral democracies. However …

The 2015 elections in Ethiopia had a predictable outcome, showing an entrenched system
of one-party dominance that self-referentially enacts the political order created by the …

The Ethio-Eritrean war (1998-2000) is often considered a turning point in the nationalist
discourse of the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) and the main …

Due to a different calendric system, E thiopia celebrated the turn of the millennium in S
eptember 2007. This paper investigates how E thiopia's coalition government, associated by …

This article analyses state-society relations in Ethiopia with particular emphasis on the post-
1991 period. The objective of the study is to identify and analyse the fundamental factors of …

Ethiopia experienced a critical juncture in 1991 with the defeat of the military dictatorship,
opening up the possibilities of a new political order. Since then the country underwent social …

During its 28 years of rule, the Ethiopian Peoples' Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF)
had built a strong system for controlling the Ethiopian state and civil society. This article …

This paper examines the evolving state-building conversations in Ethiopia and the role of
political settlement thereof in charting a pathway for durable peace and strong state. The …