Ethnic federalism : the Ethiopian experience in comparative perspective

David Turton · Christopher Clapham

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Introduction by David Turton Emerging Western models of multination federalism: are they relevant for Africa? by Will Kymlicka Federalism & the management of ethnic conflict: the Nigerian experience by Rotimi Suberu The evolution & distinctiveness of India's linguistic federalism by Rajeev Bhargava Contradictory interpretations of Ethiopian history: the need for a new consensus by Merera Gudina Theory versus practice in the implementation of Ethiopia's ethnic federalism by Assefa Fiseha The development of regional & local languages in Ethiopia's federal system by Gideon Cohen Responses to ethnic federalism in Ethiopia's southern region by Sarah Vaughan The experience of Gambella Regional State by Dereje Feyissa Afterword by Christopher Clapham.

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