Revolutionary Ethiopia: From Empire to People's Republic" . . . an excellent, comprehensive account of the Ethiopian revolution . . . essential for anyone who wishes to understand revolutionary Ethiopia." —Perspective |
Contents
Toward a Theory of the Revolutionary | 13 |
The Structure of Politics | 45 |
Policy and the Politics of Survival in | 65 |
The Political Economy of a Modernizing | 94 |
Development and Social Contradictions | 131 |
Politics Economics and Class Conflict | 164 |
The Quest for a New Social Myth | 191 |
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Abyssinian Addis Ababa administration Africa agricultural Aman Andom Amhara areas army Arussi attempted autonomous British bureaucratic empire capital central Church claimed coffee colonial COPWE Crown culture Derg Derg's drought economic efforts elites emerged emperor EPLF Eritrea established Ethi Ethiopia Ethiopian Revolution Ethiopian society ethnic export famine farms feudal forces foreign Gojjam groups gult Haile Selassie Haile Selassie regime Horn of Africa Ibid imperial important industrial institutions International investment Italian Kasa labor land reform Markakis Menelik Menelik II Mengistu ment military million modern Office Ogaden organizations Oromo Ottaway party peasant associations percent political population Press producer cooperatives production provinces regime's region resettlement revolutionary rist S. N. Eisenstadt sector Selassie's Shoa Shoan Sidamo social socialist Somali Soviet Union Statistical strategy territorial Tewodros Tigre tion traditional United vanguard party villagization Wollo World Bank Yohannes