Power and Its Discontents: Anywaa’s Reactions to the Expansion of the Ethiopian State, 1950–1991

By Dereje Feyissa

Note: Pricing may changed if you are purchasing on behalf of an institution, or are purchasing from within Africa. You will have a chance to review your actual pricing once you choose to purchase an item.

This is an individual article from a larger publication. Click here to see the entire publication.

Preview:

Through the use of newly discovered source material in regional archives in Gambella, this paper chronicles and analyses how peoples of the periphery engaged the Ethiopian state as it sought to expand and consolidate power at its margins. It does that through a study of Anywaa’s mode of resistance in the Gambella region against successive regimes: the imperial and socialist states.