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Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract

A new book addressing the social and political challenges facing Ethiopia.  

Ethiopia was still at war when a group of Ethiopian scholars met in Addis Ababa in May 2022. The conference was held during a lull in fighting that resulted from a ceasefire. However, it was not lost on the group that Ethiopia was facing enormous challenges. To borrow a collage of descriptions from conference participants, the country was in “a state of war”, “a political unsettlement”, “a revolutionary situation”, “an inflection point”, “a transitional moment”, and “a state nearing failure”. The ceasefire would collapse in August and fighting would resume until another ceasefire in November 2022.

But why was Ethiopia at war in the first place? What can it do to transform the current truce into a stable and just future?

Book cover of Between Failure and Redemption - The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract .
Cover of “Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract“; cover page design: May Malone; original artwork by Mezgebu Tesema.

This book, “Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract,” captures an attempt of conference attendees to grapple with these questions. The book contains papers, essays, transcribed speeches, and proceedings of the conference, capturing the perspectives of Ethiopian scholars from a wide variety of fields including constitutional law, federalism, history and political science. It addresses the social and political challenges that ought to be addressed in Ethiopia, the strengths and weaknesses of its constitutional structures as pertinent to these challenges, and ways of building a resilient polity. The book came about through a collaboration between Addis Ababa University’s College of Law and Governance Studies, Harvard Law School’s Human Rights Program (HRP), Northwestern University’s Pritzker School of Law, and the Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs.

“In this time of upheaval and polarization, a modest but by no means uncomplicated hope of the conference was to create a safe space for academic dialogue,” said Abadir Ibrahim, Associate Director of HRP. “Once we were able to achieve that, the substantive insights of the conference recorded in this book proved to be more than just informative — they were truly heartening.”

Getachew Assefa, associate professor and dean of the Addis Ababa University College of Law and Governance Studies, said in his opening remarks at the conference, “I hope the discussions in this conference and the papers that will be made public from it will contribute to informing policy makers and anyone who wants to benefit from the discussions.” 

In the preface to the publication, Thomas F. Geraghty, Class of 1967 James B. Haddad Professor of Law Emeritus at Northwestern Law and director emeritus of the Law School’s Bluhm Legal Clinic, writes: 

“Ethiopia is not alone in falling short of creating the conditions that support peaceful coexistence in its many diverse communities, this despite the fact that government officials, opposition leaders, concerned citizens, organizations and scholars strive to create an environment conducive to constructive dialogue.”

Published by Northwestern Libraries in cooperation with Northwestern’s Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs, the publication, noted Ibrahim, is “meant to bring this dialogue, including the specific insights, conclusions and disagreements within it, into the public sphere hoping that it will infuse nuance into the broader political discourse.”

“As an academic community we want to contribute to the betterment of the life of Ethiopians and the well-being of the Ethiopian society and promote the civilized undertaking of political discourse in the pursuit of stability and peace,” Assefa said.  


The Book

Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract is available in the following formats:

Inside the Book

Front Cover

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Front Matter

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Preface

Professor Thomas Geraghty

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Geraghty, Thomas. “Preface.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, xvii-xviii. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Geraghty, Thomas. “Preface.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. xvii-xviii.

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Thomas Geraghty, “Preface,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), xvii-xviii.

Introduction

Dr. Abadir M. Ibrahim

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Ibrahim, Abadir M. “Introduction.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 1-6. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Ibrahim, Abadir M. “Introduction.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 1-6.

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Abadir M. Ibrahim, “Introduction,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 1-6.

Opening Remarks

Dr. Sossina M. Haile, Dr. Getachew Assefa Woldemariam

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Part I: Recentering the Social Field as a Site of Politics 

The Politics of the Social: Imagining a New Political Order in Ethiopia

Dr. Semeneh Ayalew Asfaw

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Asfaw, Semeneh Ayalew. “The Politics of the Social: Imagining a New Political Order in Ethiopia.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 11-54. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Asfaw, Semeneh Ayalew. “The Politics of the Social: Imagining a New Political Order in Ethiopia.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 11-54.

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Semeneh Ayalew Asfaw, “The Politics of the Social: Imagining a New Political Order in Ethiopia,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 11-54.

Intergroup Conflicts and the Role of Emotions: The Need for and Importance of Empathy in Filling the Trust Deficit and Resolving Ethiopia’s Chronic Political Problems

Dr. Zelalem Mogessie Teferra

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Teferra, Zelalem Mogessie. “Intergroup Conflicts and the Role of Emotions: The Need for and Importance of Empathy in Filling the Trust Deficit and Resolving Ethiopia’s Chronic Political Problems.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 55-94. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Teferra, Zelalem Mogessie. “Intergroup Conflicts and the Role of Emotions: The Need for and Importance of Empathy in Filling the Trust Deficit and Resolving Ethiopia’s Chronic Political Problems.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 55-94.

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Zelalem Mogessie Teferra, “Intergroup Conflicts and the Role of Emotions: The Need for and Importance of Empathy in Filling the Trust Deficit and Resolving Ethiopia’s Chronic Political Problems,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 55-94.

Part II: Adopting Intersectionality in Constitutional Design

Women’s Rights and Ethiopia’s Future Social Contract: The Need to Adopt an Intersectional Approach

Dr. Tigist Shewarega Hussen and Teguadda Alebachew Sete

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Hussen, Tigist Shewarega, and Sete, Teguadda Alebachew. “Women’s Rights and Ethiopia’s Future Social Contract: The Need to Adopt an Intersectional Approach.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 95-114. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Hussen, Tigist Shewarega, and Sete, Teguadda Alebachew. “Women’s Rights and Ethiopia’s Future Social Contract: The Need to Adopt an Intersectional Approach.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 95-114.

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Tigist Shewarega Hussen and Sete, Teguadda Alebachew, “Women’s Rights and Ethiopia’s Future Social Contract: The Need to Adopt an Intersectional Approach,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 95-114.

A Dream Within a Dream: Minorities and Indigenous Peoples and Ethiopia’s Constitutional Moments

Dr. Abadir M. Ibrahim and Dr. Juweria Ali

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Ibrahim, Abadir M., and Juweria Ali. “A Dream Within a Dream: Minorities and Indigenous Peoples and Ethiopia’s Constitutional Moments.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 115-142. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Ibrahim, Abadir M., and Juweria Ali. “A Dream Within a Dream: Minorities and Indigenous Peoples and Ethiopia’s Constitutional Moments.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 115-142.

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Abadir M. Ibrahim and Juweria Ali, “A Dream Within a Dream: Minorities and Indigenous Peoples and Ethiopia’s Constitutional Moments,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 115-142.

Part III: Managing Diversity: Assessing the Present and Looking Ahead

A Federation Without Federal Credentials: When Politics Trumps Law

Dr. Yonatan Tesfaye Fessha

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Fessha, Yonatan Tesfaye. “A Federation Without Federal Credentials: When Politics Trumps Law.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 143-156. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Fessha, Yonatan Tesfaye. “A Federation Without Federal Credentials: When Politics Trumps Law.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 143-156.

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Yonatan Tesfaye Fessha, “A Federation Without Federal Credentials: When Politics Trumps Law,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 143-156.

The Four Faces of Ethiopian Federalism

Dr. Berihun Adugna Gebeye

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Gebeye, Berihun Adugna. “The Four Faces of Ethiopian Federalism.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 157-190. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Gebeye, Berihun Adugna. “The Four Faces of Ethiopian Federalism.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 157-190.

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Berihun Adugna Gebeye, “The Four Faces of Ethiopian Federalism,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 157-190.

The Unbearable Thinness of National Citizenship in a Country Organized as a “Nation of Nations”: The Case of Ethiopia

Prof. Dr. Adeno Addis

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Addis, Adeno. “The Unbearable Thinness of National Citizenship in a Country Organized as a ‘Nation of Nations’: The Case of Ethiopia.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 191-232. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Addis, Adeno. “The Unbearable Thinness of National Citizenship in a Country Organized as a ‘Nation of Nations’: The Case of Ethiopia.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 191-232.

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Adeno Addis, “The Unbearable Thinness of National Citizenship in a Country Organized as a ‘Nation of Nations’: The Case of Ethiopia,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 191-232.

Ethnic Federalism as a New State-Building Approach in Post-1991 Ethiopia: Its Pitfalls and the Way Forward

Dr. Mohammed Dejen Assen

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Assen, Mohammed Dejen. “Ethnic Federalism as a New State-Building Approach in Post-1991 Ethiopia: Its Pitfalls and the Way Forward.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 233-266. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Assen, Mohammed Dejen. “Ethnic Federalism as a New State-Building Approach in Post-1991 Ethiopia: Its Pitfalls and the Way Forward.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 233-266.

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Mohammed Dejen Assen, “Ethnic Federalism as a New State-Building Approach in Post-1991 Ethiopia: Its Pitfalls and the Way Forward,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 233-266.

Revising the Territorial Structure of the Ethiopian Federal System: A Good Idea?

Dr. Zemelak Ayitenew Ayele

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Ayele, Zemelak Ayitenew. “Revising the Territorial Structure of the Ethiopian Federal System: A Good Idea?” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 267-280. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Ayele, Zemelak Ayitenew. “Revising the Territorial Structure of the Ethiopian Federal System: A Good Idea?” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 267-280.

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Zemelak Ayitenew Ayele, “Revising the Territorial Structure of the Ethiopian Federal System: A Good Idea?” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 267-280.

Part IV: Considering Consociational Arrangements for Shared Rule

Ethiopia’s Contested Federalism: How to Deal with Cleavages?

Prof. Dr. Assefa Fiseha

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Fiseha, Assefa. “Ethiopia’s Contested Federalism: How to Deal with Cleavages?” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 281-332. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Fiseha, Assefa. “Ethiopia’s Contested Federalism: How to Deal with Cleavages?” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 281-332.

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Assefa Fiseha, “Ethiopia’s Contested Federalism: How to Deal with Cleavages?” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 281-332.

Addressing Winner-Takes-All Politics in Ethiopia: Inclusive Majoritarianism through Liberal Consociationalism

Dr. Adem K. Abebe

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Abebe, Adem K. “Addressing Winner-Takes-All Politics in Ethiopia: Inclusive Majoritarianism through Liberal Consociationalism.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 333-354. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Abebe, Adem K. “Addressing Winner-Takes-All Politics in Ethiopia: Inclusive Majoritarianism through Liberal Consociationalism.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 333-354.

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Adem K. Abebe, “Addressing Winner-Takes-All Politics in Ethiopia: Inclusive Majoritarianism through Liberal Consociationalism,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 333-354.

Part V: Looking Back-and-to-the-Future to Break the Cycle of Political Unsettlement

The Continuing Quest for Inclusive Democratic Governance in Ethiopia

Dr. Getachew Assefa Woldemariam

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Woldemariam, Getachew Assefa. “The Continuing Quest for Inclusive Democratic Governance in Ethiopia.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 355-384. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Woldemariam, Getachew Assefa. “The Continuing Quest for Inclusive Democratic Governance in Ethiopia.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 355-384.

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Getachew Assefa Woldemariam, “The Continuing Quest for Inclusive Democratic Governance in Ethiopia,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 355-384.

Self-Alienation: Ethiopia’s Identity in Postcoloniality and its Implications for a Future Ethiopian Social Contract

Dr. Shimelis Mulugeta Kene

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Kene, Shimelis Mulugeta. “Self-Alienation: Ethiopia’s Identity in Postcoloniality and its Implications for a Future Ethiopian Social Contract.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 385-402. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Kene, Shimelis Mulugeta. “Self-Alienation: Ethiopia’s Identity in Postcoloniality and its Implications for a Future Ethiopian Social Contract.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 385-402.

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Shimelis Mulugeta Kene, “Self-Alienation: Ethiopia’s Identity in Postcoloniality and its Implications for a Future Ethiopian Social Contract,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 385-402.

Breaking the Dialectics of Political Unsettlement in Ethiopia

Dr. Semir Yusuf

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Yusuf, Semir. “Breaking the Dialectics of Political Unsettlement in Ethiopia.” In Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, 403-414. Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022.

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Yusuf, Semir. “Breaking the Dialectics of Political Unsettlement in Ethiopia.” Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde, Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022, pp. 403-414.

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Semir Yusuf, “Breaking the Dialectics of Political Unsettlement in Ethiopia,” in Between Failure and Redemption: The Future of the Ethiopian Social Contract, edited by Abadir M. Ibrahim and Kokebe Wolde (Evanston: Northwestern Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs and Northwestern University Libraries, 2022), 403-414.

Participant Biographies

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Back Cover

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