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Post-2018 Ethiopia: state fragility, failure, or collapse?

Political Science

Post-2018 Ethiopia: state fragility, failure, or collapse?

E. Bayeh

This research by Endalcachew Bayeh delves into the complexities of post-2018 Ethiopia, exploring the critical issues of state fragility, failure, and the looming possibility of collapse. Discover the essential findings that reveal Ethiopia's precarious state and its implications for the broader region.

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Abstract
This paper examines whether post-2018 Ethiopia can be characterized by state fragility, failure, or collapse. Using a qualitative approach and data from secondary sources, the study finds that state fragility, failure, and collapse are related to the state's capacity to exercise a monopoly on violence and perform basic functions. Ethiopia is assessed as currently fragile and exhibiting signs of descending into state failure, with devastating implications for the region.
Publisher
HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES COMMUNICATIONS
Published On
Dec 22, 2022
Authors
Endalcachew Bayeh
Tags
Ethiopia
state fragility
state failure
collapse
violence monopoly
regional implications

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