Research Catalog

Title

Conflict in the Horn : prevention and resolution : report of the National Workshop, 8-9 June 2001, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia / completed by Dejene Aredo.

Publication

Addis Ababa : OSSREA, 2002.

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Additional Authors

• Dejene Aredo.
• Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa. Ethiopia Chapter. National Workshop (2001 : Addis Ababa, Ethiopia)

Description

73 p.; 21 cm.

Alternative Title

Conflict in the Horn : prevention and resolution : National Workshop of OSSREA, Ethiopia Chapter, June 2001.

Subject

Conflict management > Africa, Northeast > Congresses

Genre/Form

Conference papers and proceedings

Processing Action (note)

• committed to retain

Contents

• Theories and conceptual frameworks of the nature, causes, and consequences of conflict / Kinfe Abraham (p.3). -- The fundamental causes of armed conflict in human history : reinterpretation of available sources / Mohammed Tadesse (p.4-7). -- Socio-economic explanation of conflict in the Horn of Africa / Astatke Bayou (p.8-11). -- Geo-political explanations of conflict in the Horn of Africa / Alexander Attilio (p.12-14). -- The root causes of conflict among the southern pastoral communities of Ethiopia : a case study of Borana and Degodia / Dejene Aredo (p.15-19). -- Understanding the historical origin and the emerging dynamics of ethnic conflict in Ethiopia / Merara Gudina (p.20). --
• Law as a source of conflict : / Seleshi Zeyohannis (p.21-24). -- Issues of security and conflict in the Ethiopian frontiers : / Allehone Mulingeta (p.25-26). -- Conflict in the horn : / Shemelis Gizaw (p.27-30). -- Inter-state ethnic conflict resolution strateies : lessons to overcome ethnic conflicts in Ethiopia / Befekadu Zeleke (p.31-33). -- Language [Wo-Ga-Go-Da] caused conflict in north Omo Zone : a lesson towards future policy implementations / Daniel Aberra (p.34). -- Ethnic conflict as a global political problem : review of conceptual and theoretical perspectives / Hussein Jemma (p.35-37). -- Ethno-centrism among four ethnic groups of students - implications and future direction : / Demewoz Admasu (p.38-41). -- Indigenous mechanisms for the prevention and resolution of conflict : / Assefa Abebe (p.42-45). -- Luba Masa and Harma Hodha : traditional principles of conflict resolutions in Metekkel / Tesega Endalew (p.46). -- Indigenous institutions of conflict resolution among the Ab'ala Afar of Northeastern Ethiopia / Kelemework Tafere (p.51-54). -- Intermarriage between conflicting groups : / Girma Negash (p.51-54). -- Indigenous conflict resolution in pastoral areas of Ethiopia : / Dejene Aredo (p.55-58).

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