This paper provides an analysis of mid-level actors and their operating environments in
relation to implementing nutrition-sensitive programming in Ethiopia. We used an innovative …

A rights-based approach to 'adaptive social protection'holds promise as a policy measure to
address structural dimensions of vulnerability to climate change such as inequality and …

Using the notion of institutional interplay, which refers to situations where the operation or
consequences of one regime influence another regime, the article explores the interplay …

We studied the link between household membership in Ethiopia's Productive Safety Net
Program (PSNP) and short-run nutrition outcomes among children aged 5 years and …

This article discusses the hybridism of the Ethiopian developmental state through an
analysis of the local interface between the state and the peasantry. The aim is to explore to …

ABSTRACT A significant amount of research has been conducted on food security in
Ethiopia, yet few reviews and syntheses are available. This paper reviews the research …

This paper examines the relationship between land tenure security and land degradation. It
investigates how land degradation is viewed, and, in turn, managed by rural land users in …

Recent scholarship has highlighted the authoritarian character of the contemporary
Ethiopian political regime (Abbink, 2006; Aalen & Tronvoll, 2009a, 2009b), critically …

Abstract Ethiopia's Productive Safety Net Programme (PSNP) is among the largest social
protection programmes in Africa and has been promoted as a model for the continent. This …

In recent years, the Ethiopian government has introduced reforms to promote gender
equality in land rights, including legislative changes and a land registration programme that …