Pietro Toggia, Ph. D., Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania.Melakou Tegegn, Ph. D., Independent Researcher.Abebe Zegeye, Ph. D., Director/Professor, Hawke Research Institute, University of South Australia.

• 1. Editorial note - Pietro Toggia, Melakou Tegegn and Abebe Zegeye2. History writing as a state ideological project in Ethiopia - Pietro Toggia3. Modernity, Eurocentrism, and radical politics in Ethiopia, 1961-1991 - Teshale Tibebu4. The Beta Israel and the impossible return - Abebe Zegeye 5. Who is Amhara? - Mackonen Michael 6. A new discourse on ‘gender’ in Ethiopia - Indrawatie Biseswar 7. An investigation into the maintenance of the Maale language in Ethiopia - Lawrie Barnes and Kobus van Aswegen 8. The EPRDF vis-a`-vis Ethiopia’s development challenges - Melakou Tegegn 9. A retrospective observation of Elias Sime - Meskerem Assegued10. Situated neoliberalism and urban crisis in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Fassil Demissie

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Pietro Toggia, Ph. D., Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania.Melakou Tegegn, Ph. D., Independent Researcher.Abebe Zegeye, Ph. D., Director/Professor, Hawke Research Institute, University of South Australia.

• 1. Editorial note - Pietro Toggia, Melakou Tegegn and Abebe Zegeye2. History writing as a state ideological project in Ethiopia - Pietro Toggia3. Modernity, Eurocentrism, and radical politics in Ethiopia, 1961-1991 - Teshale Tibebu4. The Beta Israel and the impossible return - Abebe Zegeye 5. Who is Amhara? - Mackonen Michael 6. A new discourse on ‘gender’ in Ethiopia - Indrawatie Biseswar 7. An investigation into the maintenance of the Maale language in Ethiopia - Lawrie Barnes and Kobus van Aswegen 8. The EPRDF vis-a`-vis Ethiopia’s development challenges - Melakou Tegegn 9. A retrospective observation of Elias Sime - Meskerem Assegued10. Situated neoliberalism and urban crisis in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Fassil Demissie

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Pietro Toggia, Ph. D., Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania.Melakou Tegegn, Ph. D., Independent Researcher.Abebe Zegeye, Ph. D., Director/Professor, Hawke Research Institute, University of South Australia.

• 1. Editorial note - Pietro Toggia, Melakou Tegegn and Abebe Zegeye2. History writing as a state ideological project in Ethiopia - Pietro Toggia3. Modernity, Eurocentrism, and radical politics in Ethiopia, 1961-1991 - Teshale Tibebu4. The Beta Israel and the impossible return - Abebe Zegeye 5. Who is Amhara? - Mackonen Michael 6. A new discourse on ‘gender’ in Ethiopia - Indrawatie Biseswar 7. An investigation into the maintenance of the Maale language in Ethiopia - Lawrie Barnes and Kobus van Aswegen 8. The EPRDF vis-a`-vis Ethiopia’s development challenges - Melakou Tegegn 9. A retrospective observation of Elias Sime - Meskerem Assegued10. Situated neoliberalism and urban crisis in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Fassil Demissie

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