Awi-Gumuz interethnic relations: from integrative traditional institutions to exclusionary ethnic federalism
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22 juin 2023
- handle: 10670/1.1anozp
- isbn: 9781599071367
- eisbn: 9782111723146
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Abyssinie archéologie art éthiopien études éthiopiennes moyen-âge éthiopien Abyssinia Aksum archaeology Ethiopia in the Middle Ages Ethiopian studies Arts & Humanities Social Sciences, Interdisciplinary Political Science HIS001020 POL053000 SOC003000 SOC008000 HBJH HD JFSL JPASujets proches
Federalism Division of powers Federal systems Federal-state relations Federal-provincial relations Federal government--Law and legislation Nationalities (Ethnic groups) Groups, Ethnic Kindred groups (Ethnic groups) Ethnic nations (Ethnic groups) Ethnic identities Peoples (Ethnic groups)Citer ce document
Desalegn Amsalu, « Awi-Gumuz interethnic relations: from integrative traditional institutions to exclusionary ethnic federalism », Centre français des études éthiopiennes, ID : 10670/1.1anozp
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Awi and Gumuz are two ethnic groups in northwest Ethiopia. Based on the current administrative regionalization of ethnic federalism, Awi primarily live in Awi Administrative Zone (AAZ), found in the western fringe of Amhara National Regional State (ANRS), while Gumuz live mainly along the eastern part of Benishangul Gumuz National Regional State (BGNRS). Thus, the two ethnic groups inhabit territories contiguous to each other. Moreover, Awi and Gumuz coalesce in one another’s region. CSA (200...