Books received
Fighting against the injustice of state and globalization, by Asafa Jalata, Palgrave, 2002.
The making of the Oromo diaspora, by
Mekuria Bulcha, Kirk
House, 2002.
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Recent Reviews
The Making of the Oromo
Diaspora, by Mekuria Bulcha, Kirk House, 2002.
Past Reviews
African Guerrillas, by Christopher Clapham
(ed.) James Currey, 1999. Reviewed by Seyoum Hameso.
Being and becoming an Oromo, Baxter, P.T.W, Hultin, J. and Triulzi, A. 307pp.
Uppsala, 1996. Reviewed by John Hamer.
Development, state and society. Theories
and practice in contemporary Africa, by Seyoum Hameso. Authors Choice Press, 2001. xxv
+ 448 pp. Paperback. ISBN 0-595-18810-9, reviewed by Trevor Trueman
Election observation and democratization in Africa, by Jon Abbink and Gerti Hesseling (eds.) Houndsmill and New York: Macmillan Press and St. Martin's Pres, 2000, 324pp+xiv,
Reviewed by Seyoum Hameso. reviewed in

Ethiopia: A
New Start?
Minority Rights Group International Report by Kjetil Tronvoll, reviewed by Seyoum
Hameso and Tilahun Ayano Nebo
Ethiopia: Conquest and Quest for Freedom and
Democracy, edited by Seyoum Hameso, Trevor Trueman and Temesgen Erena. London:
TSC, 1997. vi+201 pp. Reviewed by Thomas Zitelmann.
Ethnicity and Nationalism in
Africa,
by Seyoum Hameso, New York: Nova Science Publishers, 1997. 180 pp.
Reviewed by Thomas Zitelmann.
Ethnicity in
Africa: Towards a Positive Approach, by Seyoum Y.
Hameso, London, TSC, 120, pp. 1997. Reviewed by
Dan-Bright Dzorgbo.
Globalisation, Human Security and
the African Experience, edited by Caroline Thomas and Peter Wilkin, Critical
Security Studies Series, Boulder & London: Lynne Reinner Publications, 1999,
211pp. Reviewed by Seyoum Hameso.
Identity Jilted or Re-imagining
Identity: The Divergent Paths of the Eritrean and Tigrean Nationalist Struggles, by Alemseged Abbay, Lawrencevile, Red Sea Press, 1999, 250pp.
Oromo Nationalism and Ethiopian Discourse: The Search for
Freedom and Democracy, by Asafa Jalata (editor), Red
Sea Press, NJ, 1998. Pp.xii+301, ISBN 1-56902-066-3 (Pb) $21.95. Reviewed by
Seyoum Hameso
The Rise and Fall of
Development Theory, by Colin Leys, Nairobi, Boloomington,
Oxford: East African Educational Publishing, Indiana University Press, James
Currey, 1996. Pp.
viii+205, £35.00 [hb], £12.95, paperback. Reviewed by Seyoum
Hameso
War in the Horn: The Conflict Between
Eritrea and Ethiopia, by
Patrick Gilkes and Martin Plaut, The Royal Institute of International Affairs
Discussion Paper, London, 1999, 73pp.
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