Flight and Integration: Causes of Mass Exodus from Ethiopia and Problems of Integration in the Sudan |
Contents
Tables | 11 |
The Problem | 18 |
1 | 28 |
Historical Background | 32 |
Resistance and Rebellions | 50 |
The Contention for State Power | 63 |
The Conceptual and Methodological Framework | 77 |
Research Methodology | 91 |
Conclusion | 144 |
A Portrait of the Sample Population | 150 |
First Step Towards Integration | 156 |
Length of employment | 157 |
13 | 160 |
Income Distributions of Sample Population | 162 |
Survival Strategies | 168 |
The Social Dimension of Integration | 174 |
1 | 99 |
Armed Conflicts | 106 |
Military Conscription | 109 |
A Contributory Factor to Refugee Flows | 115 |
A Critical Assessment | 124 |
Flight Dynamics and Intervening Obstacles | 130 |
Table 6 | 131 |
Educational background by place of settlement in country of asylum | 137 |
Intervening Problems and Hardships | 138 |
Solution of initial problems by type of settlement | 143 |
Intermarriage Between Refugees and Sudanese | 181 |
Social Conflicts and Integration | 188 |
10a Hostrefugee conflicts by type of settlement | 191 |
Summary | 196 |
Indicator of Adjustment or a Passing Mechanism? | 202 |
Childrens school attendance | 206 |
Operative Variables in the Generation of Fear and Anxiety | 210 |
Summary and Conclusions | 217 |
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Abyssinian Addis Ababa adjustment African refugees agricultural Amhara Asosa associations border causes cent colonial conflict conquered conquest country of asylum cultural Damazin Dergue displaced employment EPRP Eritrean Ethiopia Ethiopian empire exile factors fear flee flight forces gabbar Gedaref groups Gulja Haile Selassie heads of household Horn of Africa host country host society humanitarian immigrants income indicated indigenous influx insecurity interviewed kebele Kurmuk labour lack land Liberation Front living mainly majority MEISON Menelik Menelik II migration military movements naftanya Ogaden organized settlements Oromo peasants political programme psychological Rakoba Red Terror refugee communities refugee households refugee problem regime regions relations relocation repatriation resettlement respondents revolution rural refugees self-settling refugees settlers situation Somali spontaneous settlements Sudan Sudanese Table Tawawa Tigray tion Total type of settlement UNHCR uprooting urban refugees villages voluntary voluntary associations wage Wollo Yabus Yabus and Muguf