SHIMELIS BONSA GULEMA is Associate Professor of Modern African History and Politics at Stony Brook University, NY. HEWAN GIRMA is Assistant Professor of African American and African Diaspora Studies at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, NC. MULUGETTA F. DINBABO is Professor of Development Studies at the University of the Western Cape, Cape Town, South Africa.

• Acknowledgments Introduction: Transnational Migration and the Making of the Global Ethiopian DiasporaShimelis Bonsa Gulema, Hewan Girma, and Mulugeta F. DinbaboPart One: Histories and Historiographies of Ethiopian Migration1. Exhuming the Narrative: Imagining Prince Alemayehu in Ethiopian DiasporaAmsale Alemu2. From "Lega Harar" to Adowa to Haile Selassie, the Evocation of Popular and Contested Symbols of Ethiopian Topography, Culture, and History in Self-Representations of Ethiopia and Ethiopians in CanadaNassise Solomon3. Young Diasporans of Ethiopian Origin: A Historically Grounded GenerationAlpha AbebePart Two: Geographies of Migration: Mapping the Global Ethiopian Diaspora4. Im/mobile Lives? Ethiopian Domestic Workers in the Middle EastMarina de Regt5. Ethiopian Diasporas in South Africa: Dynamics of Migration, Opportunities, and ChallengesMulugeta F. Dinbabo6. Ethiopians in Australia: Race, Ethnicity, and OtheringHewan Girma7. Ethiopian Irregular Migrants to Germany: Trajectory of Voyage and Expectations Reality GapFitsum R. Teddla and Tesfaye Semela8. Drivers and Patterns of Ethiopian Youth Migration to Global DestinationsTekalign AyalewPart Three: Transnational Experiences: Connections, Disjuncture, and Ambivalent Belongings9. Mahbereseb: Indigenous Community-Based Mechanisms and Responses that Support and Facilitate the Health and Well-Being of Ethiopian Immigrants in CanadaMary Goitom10. Ethiopian Diaspora Philanthropy for Homeland Development: Motivations, Patterns, and ProspectsElizabeth Chacko and Peter H. Gebre11. Interrogating Ethiopia: Diaspora, Social Media, and Partisan DiscoursesShimelis Bonsa Gulema12. Songs of Sidet: An Insight into Ethiopia's Culture of Migration through Song Lyrics AnalysisHewan Girma13. Between Worlds: Ethiopian Adoptee IdentityKassaye Berhanu-MacDonaldConclusionNotes on ContributorsIndex

The Global Ethiopian Diaspora is a comprehensive scholarly work that offers a refreshingly critical analysis of the nature of modern Ethiopian migration and the making of the global Ethiopian diaspora. It explores its multiple origins, different and constantly evolving trajectories, and complex outcomes. A work of great range and depth, the book will be a useful resource for students, scholars, and professionals studying or interested in the subject of migration and diasporization.

SHIMELIS BONSA GULEMA is Associate Professor of Modern African History and Politics at Stony Brook University, NY. HEWAN GIRMA is Assistant Professor of African American and African Diaspora Studies at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, NC. MULUGETTA F. DINBABO is Professor of Development Studies at the University of the Western Cape, Cape Town, South Africa.

• Acknowledgments Introduction: Transnational Migration and the Making of the Global Ethiopian DiasporaShimelis Bonsa Gulema, Hewan Girma, and Mulugeta F. DinbaboPart One: Histories and Historiographies of Ethiopian Migration1. Exhuming the Narrative: Imagining Prince Alemayehu in Ethiopian DiasporaAmsale Alemu2. From "Lega Harar" to Adowa to Haile Selassie, the Evocation of Popular and Contested Symbols of Ethiopian Topography, Culture, and History in Self-Representations of Ethiopia and Ethiopians in CanadaNassise Solomon3. Young Diasporans of Ethiopian Origin: A Historically Grounded GenerationAlpha AbebePart Two: Geographies of Migration: Mapping the Global Ethiopian Diaspora4. Im/mobile Lives? Ethiopian Domestic Workers in the Middle EastMarina de Regt5. Ethiopian Diasporas in South Africa: Dynamics of Migration, Opportunities, and ChallengesMulugeta F. Dinbabo6. Ethiopians in Australia: Race, Ethnicity, and OtheringHewan Girma7. Ethiopian Irregular Migrants to Germany: Trajectory of Voyage and Expectations Reality GapFitsum R. Teddla and Tesfaye Semela8. Drivers and Patterns of Ethiopian Youth Migration to Global DestinationsTekalign AyalewPart Three: Transnational Experiences: Connections, Disjuncture, and Ambivalent Belongings9. Mahbereseb: Indigenous Community-Based Mechanisms and Responses that Support and Facilitate the Health and Well-Being of Ethiopian Immigrants in CanadaMary Goitom10. Ethiopian Diaspora Philanthropy for Homeland Development: Motivations, Patterns, and ProspectsElizabeth Chacko and Peter H. Gebre11. Interrogating Ethiopia: Diaspora, Social Media, and Partisan DiscoursesShimelis Bonsa Gulema12. Songs of Sidet: An Insight into Ethiopia's Culture of Migration through Song Lyrics AnalysisHewan Girma13. Between Worlds: Ethiopian Adoptee IdentityKassaye Berhanu-MacDonaldConclusionNotes on ContributorsIndex

The Global Ethiopian Diaspora is a comprehensive scholarly work that offers a refreshingly critical analysis of the nature of modern Ethiopian migration and the making of the global Ethiopian diaspora. It explores its multiple origins, different and constantly evolving trajectories, and complex outcomes. A work of great range and depth, the book will be a useful resource for students, scholars, and professionals studying or interested in the subject of migration and diasporization.

SHIMELIS BONSA GULEMA is Associate Professor of Modern African History and Politics at Stony Brook University, NY. HEWAN GIRMA is Assistant Professor of African American and African Diaspora Studies at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, NC. MULUGETTA F. DINBABO is Professor of Development Studies at the University of the Western Cape, Cape Town, South Africa.

• Acknowledgments Introduction: Transnational Migration and the Making of the Global Ethiopian DiasporaShimelis Bonsa Gulema, Hewan Girma, and Mulugeta F. DinbaboPart One: Histories and Historiographies of Ethiopian Migration1. Exhuming the Narrative: Imagining Prince Alemayehu in Ethiopian DiasporaAmsale Alemu2. From "Lega Harar" to Adowa to Haile Selassie, the Evocation of Popular and Contested Symbols of Ethiopian Topography, Culture, and History in Self-Representations of Ethiopia and Ethiopians in CanadaNassise Solomon3. Young Diasporans of Ethiopian Origin: A Historically Grounded GenerationAlpha AbebePart Two: Geographies of Migration: Mapping the Global Ethiopian Diaspora4. Im/mobile Lives? Ethiopian Domestic Workers in the Middle EastMarina de Regt5. Ethiopian Diasporas in South Africa: Dynamics of Migration, Opportunities, and ChallengesMulugeta F. Dinbabo6. Ethiopians in Australia: Race, Ethnicity, and OtheringHewan Girma7. Ethiopian Irregular Migrants to Germany: Trajectory of Voyage and Expectations Reality GapFitsum R. Teddla and Tesfaye Semela8. Drivers and Patterns of Ethiopian Youth Migration to Global DestinationsTekalign AyalewPart Three: Transnational Experiences: Connections, Disjuncture, and Ambivalent Belongings9. Mahbereseb: Indigenous Community-Based Mechanisms and Responses that Support and Facilitate the Health and Well-Being of Ethiopian Immigrants in CanadaMary Goitom10. Ethiopian Diaspora Philanthropy for Homeland Development: Motivations, Patterns, and ProspectsElizabeth Chacko and Peter H. Gebre11. Interrogating Ethiopia: Diaspora, Social Media, and Partisan DiscoursesShimelis Bonsa Gulema12. Songs of Sidet: An Insight into Ethiopia's Culture of Migration through Song Lyrics AnalysisHewan Girma13. Between Worlds: Ethiopian Adoptee IdentityKassaye Berhanu-MacDonaldConclusionNotes on ContributorsIndex

The Global Ethiopian Diaspora is a comprehensive scholarly work that offers a refreshingly critical analysis of the nature of modern Ethiopian migration and the making of the global Ethiopian diaspora. It explores its multiple origins, different and constantly evolving trajectories, and complex outcomes. A work of great range and depth, the book will be a useful resource for students, scholars, and professionals studying or interested in the subject of migration and diasporization.