Ethiopia : the challenge of democracy from below

Bahru Zewde · Siegfried Pausewang

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African history and culture analysis Political Conflict and Governance African Studies and Ethnography

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Constitutionally Ethiopia is a federal democratic state although in practice it is dominated by one political coalition. The opposition parties claim they have no chance of challenging the incumben ...

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