Fassil Demissie is a faculty member in the Department of Public Policy at DePaul University, Chicago, USA. He is the co-editor of African and Black Diaspora: An International Journal.

• Living Across Worlds and Oceans: An Introduction Emigrants and the State in Ethiopia: Transnationalism and the challenges of political antagonism Somewhere Else: Social Connection and Dislocation of the Ethiopian Migrants in Johannesburg, South Africa Trafficking Ethiopian Women to Europe: Making Choices, Taking Risks, Coercion and Fraud Determinants of Diaspora Policy Engagement of Ethiopians in the Netherlands Ethiopian Taxicab Drivers: Forming an occupational niche in the U.S. Capital Ethiopian Female Labor Migration to the Gulf States: The Case of Kuwait "Deported before Experiencing the Good Sides of Migration" : Ethiopians Returning from Saudi Arabia The Return Migration Experiences of Ethiopian Women Trafficked to Bahrain Migration, Gender and Mobility: Ethiopian Women’s Narratives of Career Trajectories in Israel Bole to Harlem via Tel Aviv: Networks of Ethiopia’s Musical Diaspora No Place Like Home: "Experiences of Ethiopian Migrants in the Host Country and as Returnee to the Homeland"

Fassil Demissie is a faculty member in the Department of Public Policy at DePaul University, Chicago, USA. He is the co-editor of African and Black Diaspora: An International Journal.

• Living Across Worlds and Oceans: An Introduction Emigrants and the State in Ethiopia: Transnationalism and the challenges of political antagonism Somewhere Else: Social Connection and Dislocation of the Ethiopian Migrants in Johannesburg, South Africa Trafficking Ethiopian Women to Europe: Making Choices, Taking Risks, Coercion and Fraud Determinants of Diaspora Policy Engagement of Ethiopians in the Netherlands Ethiopian Taxicab Drivers: Forming an occupational niche in the U.S. Capital Ethiopian Female Labor Migration to the Gulf States: The Case of Kuwait "Deported before Experiencing the Good Sides of Migration" : Ethiopians Returning from Saudi Arabia The Return Migration Experiences of Ethiopian Women Trafficked to Bahrain Migration, Gender and Mobility: Ethiopian Women’s Narratives of Career Trajectories in Israel Bole to Harlem via Tel Aviv: Networks of Ethiopia’s Musical Diaspora No Place Like Home: "Experiences of Ethiopian Migrants in the Host Country and as Returnee to the Homeland"

Fassil Demissie is a faculty member in the Department of Public Policy at DePaul University, Chicago, USA. He is the co-editor of African and Black Diaspora: An International Journal.

• Living Across Worlds and Oceans: An Introduction Emigrants and the State in Ethiopia: Transnationalism and the challenges of political antagonism Somewhere Else: Social Connection and Dislocation of the Ethiopian Migrants in Johannesburg, South Africa Trafficking Ethiopian Women to Europe: Making Choices, Taking Risks, Coercion and Fraud Determinants of Diaspora Policy Engagement of Ethiopians in the Netherlands Ethiopian Taxicab Drivers: Forming an occupational niche in the U.S. Capital Ethiopian Female Labor Migration to the Gulf States: The Case of Kuwait "Deported before Experiencing the Good Sides of Migration" : Ethiopians Returning from Saudi Arabia The Return Migration Experiences of Ethiopian Women Trafficked to Bahrain Migration, Gender and Mobility: Ethiopian Women’s Narratives of Career Trajectories in Israel Bole to Harlem via Tel Aviv: Networks of Ethiopia’s Musical Diaspora No Place Like Home: "Experiences of Ethiopian Migrants in the Host Country and as Returnee to the Homeland"