20^th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies (ICES20)
Mekelle University, Ethiopia

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Economics & Development Studies

0301 Ch’at in Ethiopia

Abstract ID	Title	Authors
0301-01	SOCIO-CULTURAL IMPACTS OF KHAT CULTURE ON THE LIVING STANDARD OF CHEWERS’ HOUSEHOLDS IN HARAR CITY	ZERIHUN Girma, Haramaya University
0301-02	THE FERENJII WHO STARES AT GOATS – OBSERVATIONS FROM THE “LAND OF MÄRQANA”	Till Jakob Frederik TROJER, PhD Candidate in Anthropology and Sociology at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London, United Kingdom
0301-04	“DIFFERENT BUT THE SAME, THE SAME BUT DIFFERENT”: TWO CONTRASTING TRADING SYSTEMS IN SOUTH AND EASTERN ETHIOPIA	GIRMA Negash Ture, Department of History, Addis Ababa University
0301-06	BEYOND THE BAN : THE NEED FOR A FRESH APPROACH TOWARDS KHAT LAW AND POLICY IN ETHIOPIA	DANIEL Megersa, Mifas medical and scientific groups
0301-08	THE CHANGING FACES OF THE KHAT CULTURE: "LIVING WITH KHAT" ON THE STREETS OF ETHIOPIA AND VULNERABILITY TO POOR HEALTH, A CASE FROM MERKATO AREA OF ADDIS ABABA	SHEGAW Friew Admasu, Arba Minch University, Ethiopia
0301-10	THE KHAT DEBATE IN ETHIOPIA: THE MISSING LINK	ZERIHUN Mohammed, Forum for Social Studies, Ethiopia
0301-12	THE DILEMMA OF KHAT CHEWING AMONG THE STUDENTS OF HIGHER EDUCATION: ADDIS ABABA UNIVERSITY MAIN CAMPUS, ETHIOPIA	YOHANNES GebreMichael, Addis Ababa University
0301-13	IMPACTS OF CH’AT ON ETHIOPIAN SOCIETY AND THE WAY-OUT	YERASWORK Admassie, Forum for Social Studies

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0303 Development and Labour in the Horn of Africa: Outlining the Contours of a Key Relationship

Abstract ID	Title	Authors
0303-01	TRADE UNIONS AND THE DEMOCRATIC DEVELOPMENTAL STATE IN ETHIOPIA	Camille Louise PELLERIN, London School of Economics, Department of International Development, UK
0303-02	EMPOWERING WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN TOURISM LABOUR FORCE IN AMHARA REGION, ETHIOPIA	GUBAYE Assaye Alamineh, Social anthropology, PhD candidate in peace and Development studies at Haramaya University BIRHANIE Alemu, Social Anthropology, PhD candidate in Social Anthropology at AAU FIKIRITE Adudga, Tourism and development, PhD candidate in peace and security at AAU
0303-05	A CLOSED OR AN OPEN HISTORICAL PARENTHESIS? ITALIAN LABOUR AND THE “VALORISATION” POLICIES IN THE HORN OF AFRICA, 1890-1941	Stefano BELLUCCI, Leiden University
0303-06	SKILL FORMATION AND DIVISION OF LABOR IN ETHIOPIAN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY: FOCUSING ON EMPLOYEES IN LEATHER SHOES INDUSTRY	Kana MATSUBARA, Kyoto University, Japan
0303-10	RECRUITING SOLDIERS. MILITARY LABOUR AND RECRUITING PRACTICES IN THE HORN OF AFRICA (1912-1941)	Zaccaria MASSIMO, Università degli Studi di Pavia

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0304 Enabling Infrastructures, Redefining Territories: Ethiopia’s Regions Beyond Rural or Urban Bias

Abstract ID	Title	Authors
0304-06	THE ETHIOPIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY NETWORK AND THE ETHIOPIA POWER GRID: A COMPLETION FOR REGIONAL INTEGRATION IN FEDERAL ETHIOPIA	Alain GASCON, Institut français de géopolitique-Université Paris 8

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0305 Lands of the Future. Time for Innovation. Can Ethiopia Still Set a Global Example for Equitable Development?

Abstract ID	Title	Authors
0305-01	LAND TENURE, LAND USE, AND LIVELIHOODS IN MIDLAND GEDEO, SOUTHERN ETHIOPIA	GETACHEW Senishaw, Addis Ababa University
0305-04	FROM CATTLE HERDING TO CHARCOAL BURNING: LARGE-SCALE AGRIBUSINESS AND LIVELIHOOD CHANGES IN ETHIOPIA’S PASTORALIST FRONTIERS	ASEBE Regassa Debelo, Dilla University
0305-06	GENDER ASPECTS OF LAND ENTITLEMENT IN THE BLUE NILE WATERSHED, NORTHWESTERN ETHIOPIA	TAKELE Merid, Addis Ababa University, Institute of Ethiopian Studies
0305-07	THE RUSH TO THE PERIPHERIES: LAND TENURE ISSUES AND LIVELIHOOD CHALLENGES OF PERI-URBAN FARMERS	ADDISWORK Tilahun Teklemariam, Hawassa University, Center for Policy and Development Research MOHAMED Salih Abdelrahim, Institute of Social Studies (ISS), Rotterdam University, The Hauge, The Netherlands Logan COCHRANE, Carleton University, Global and International Studies Faculty of Public Affairs
0305-09	CULTIVATING THE AGRO-PASTORALIST DIET IN SOUTH OMO NOW AND IN THE FUTURE	Shauna LaTOSKY, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology (Halle/Saale) OLISARALI Olibui, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology (Halle/Saale)
0305-11	PLANTATION DEVELOPMENT IN THE OMO-TURKANA BASIN: LESSONS FROM THE COLORADO AND THE ARAL SEA	Edward G. J. STEVENSON, University College London
0305-13	WHO MAKES THE WORLD? RE-ASSESSING LAND USE EXPERTISE IN ETHIOPIA	Echi Christina GABBERT, Goettingen University, Germany ; Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Halle/Saale; Germany
0305-14	FORMS OF COMMUNICATION AND NON-COMMUNICATION IN LAND USE MANAGEMENT	Günther SCHLEE, Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle
0305-15	‘ANACHRONISTIC LAND POLICIES’ OR ‘DEVELOPMENTAL AMNESIA’: LAND GOVERNANCE IN CONTEMPORARY ETHIOPIA	FANA Gebresenbet, Institute for Peace and Security Studies, Addis Ababa University
0305-17	'GOVERNANCE' - A PASTORALIST INTERPRETATION FROM THE LOWER OMO	Sabine TROEGER, University of Bonn, Germany
0305-19	LAND DEALS IN ETHIOPIA: THE NUER PASTORALISTS IN GAMBELLA REGIONAL	WONDWOSEN Seide, Lund University
0305-21	COMMUNAL LAND RIGHTS IN ETHIOPIA: A LIVELIHOOD PERSPECTIVE BASED ON THE CASE OF GAMO-GOFA ZONE	NIGATU Bekele Mengesha, Dilla University

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0306 Vulnerability and New Solidarities Among Ethiopian Pastoralists: Renegotiating Power and Identities in Ethiopia’s Pastoral Borderlands

Abstract ID	Title	Authors
0306-02	ASSET OR DETRIMENT?: INFORMAL CROSS-BORDER SOCIO-ECONOMIC RELATIONS IN ETHIOPIA-KENYA BORDER AND IMPLICATIONS FOR LOCAL DEVELOPMENT	YETEBAREK Hizekeal Zekareas, Institute of Indigenous Studies, Dilla University Randi HAUGLAND, University of Tromso
0306-03	VULNERABILITY AND ADAPTATION STRATEGIES OF RURAL LIVELIHOOD TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN CASE OF LIBO KEMKEM DISTRICT, SOUTH GONDER ZONES, ETHIOPIA	MELESE Worku, Debre Tabor University SAMAL Sahela, Gonder Universty ABAY Banhun, Debera Markos
0306-05	DEVELOPMENT AND PASTORALISM:	Saverio KRATLI, IUAES Commission on Nomadic Peoples
0306-06	UNDERSTANDING THE DYNAMISM IN PASTORAL AREAS AS POINT OF DEPARTURE FOR APPROPRIATE PLANNING: EXPERIENCES FROM SOMALI REGION,ETHIOPIA	YOHANNES GebreMichael, Addis Ababa University
0306-07	TRADITIONAL LEADERS OF AFAR AND THE DYNAMICS OF PASTORALIST STATE INTERACTION EVIDENCE FROM LOWER AWASH VALLEY OF AFAR REGIONAL STATE	ANNILEY E. Tessema, Debre Birhan University

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0307 Entrepreneurship, Enterprises and Social Responsibility

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0308 Rural Development: Recent Research on the Socioeconomic Situation of Farmers

Abstract ID	Title	Authors
0308-02	PUBLIC MEETINGS AND CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS	HAGOS Nigussie, Mekelle University
0308-07	IDEAS AND THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIAL PROTECTION IN ETHIOPIA: THE PRODUCTIVE SAFETY NET PROGRAMME AND COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTH INSURANCE	Tom LAVERS, Global Development Institute, University of Manchester
0308-08	THE INSTITUTION OF MAHBER: AN ENGINE FOR DEVELOPMENT OR A SOURCE EXTRAVAGANCE	ABRAHA Weldu, Bule Hora University

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0309 Development Aid, Food Security Programmes and the Effects

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