The book takes stock of developments in the Horn of Africa since 2018, a key time of political turbulence marked by revolution, military coups, civil war as well as alliances, peace deals, reforms, and reconciliation processes. This book will interest researchers working on contemporary politics, history, and society in the Horn of Africa.
The book takes stock of developments in the Horn of Africa since 2018, a key time of political turbulence marked by revolution, military coups, civil war as well as alliances, peace deals, reforms, and reconciliation processes. This book will interest researchers working on contemporary politics, history, and society in the Horn of Africa.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction Part I: Continuities 2. Beyond the War in Tigray: Multiple Consequences of the Crisis in Ethiopia 3. Enduring Authoritarianism, Endemic Instability, and Elusive Peace in Sudan 4. Proxies and Powers: Clan Federalism, Unification Attempts, and State-building in Somalia 5. Political Continuity in Eritrea: Domestic and Foreign Policy Considerations 6. Djibouti: A Small State with a Big Role? 7. South Sudan and the Revitalized Peace Agreement: Continuities and Prospects after 2018 Part II: Transformations 8. Can The Center Hold? Dynamics of Political Change and Instability in Contemporary Ethiopia 9. Opposing the Regime in Post-1991 Ethiopia: The Multinational Opposition's Reshaping, Survival, and Current Opportunities 10. Somalia's Politics and Regional Relations: From Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed "Farmaajo" to Hassan Sheikh Mohamud 11. Three Decades of De Facto Independence: Somaliland's Economic and Political Transformation 12. African Union's Quest for Peace in Somalia: Contextualizing the Transition from AMISOM to ATMIS Part III: Prospects 13. The Political Economy of Extra-Regional Relations in the Horn of Africa: The Quest for Reform and Conflict Resolution in Ethiopia in the Post-2018 Period 14. Gambella since the Prosperity Party: Some Reflections on Politics, Social Cohesion, and the Near Future of a Periphery 15. Geopolitics-Ports Politics Nexus: The Case of Port of Berbera, Somaliland 16. The Gate of the Horn: The Political Economy of Djibouti in a Shifting Regional Context 17. Investment Perspectives, Indebtedness, and Local Perceptions about China across IGAD Countries
1. Introduction Part I: Continuities 2. Beyond the War in Tigray: Multiple Consequences of the Crisis in Ethiopia 3. Enduring Authoritarianism, Endemic Instability, and Elusive Peace in Sudan 4. Proxies and Powers: Clan Federalism, Unification Attempts, and State-building in Somalia 5. Political Continuity in Eritrea: Domestic and Foreign Policy Considerations 6. Djibouti: A Small State with a Big Role? 7. South Sudan and the Revitalized Peace Agreement: Continuities and Prospects after 2018 Part II: Transformations 8. Can The Center Hold? Dynamics of Political Change and Instability in Contemporary Ethiopia 9. Opposing the Regime in Post-1991 Ethiopia: The Multinational Opposition's Reshaping, Survival, and Current Opportunities 10. Somalia's Politics and Regional Relations: From Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed "Farmaajo" to Hassan Sheikh Mohamud 11. Three Decades of De Facto Independence: Somaliland's Economic and Political Transformation 12. African Union's Quest for Peace in Somalia: Contextualizing the Transition from AMISOM to ATMIS Part III: Prospects 13. The Political Economy of Extra-Regional Relations in the Horn of Africa: The Quest for Reform and Conflict Resolution in Ethiopia in the Post-2018 Period 14. Gambella since the Prosperity Party: Some Reflections on Politics, Social Cohesion, and the Near Future of a Periphery 15. Geopolitics-Ports Politics Nexus: The Case of Port of Berbera, Somaliland 16. The Gate of the Horn: The Political Economy of Djibouti in a Shifting Regional Context 17. Investment Perspectives, Indebtedness, and Local Perceptions about China across IGAD Countries
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