Siegfried Pausewang
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 195873 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Siegfried Pausewang |
| NOMBRES | Siegfried |
| APELLIDO | Pausewang |
| FIRMA | PAUSEWANG S |
| AFILIACIONES | Chr. Michelsen Institute |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1973 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2013 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Reidulf K. Molvaer
Review
Ethnicity and Democracy in the Horn of Africa
Review Article
Eritrea
Gaim Kibreab Oxford: James Currey – Eastern Africa Series, 2009, pp. 402 ISBN: 978‐1847010087 Eritrea attracted great hopes internationally in 1991/1993, when it won independence after 30 years of
Ethiopia
Discussions of Ethiopia and its present situation generally focus on the political debate in Addis Ababa, as experienced by visitors and residents. But an analysis from the point of view of the actors must perforce include those groups and positions that have been excluded from this public discourse. In Ethiopia, this exclusion concerns primarily the peasants, who constitute about 80% of the population. Other groups would include the poorest sect…
Ethiopia since the Derg
Preface - Christopher Clapham 1. Democratisation in Ethiopia: Some Notes on Theory and Methodology - Siegfried Pausewang, Kjetil Tronvoll and Lovise Aalen 2. A Process of Democratisation or Control? The Historical and Political Context - Siegfried Pausewang, Kjetil Tronvoll and Lovise Aalen 3. Women are not corrupt: The Elections in Addis Ababa in a Gender Perspective - Marta Camilla Wright 4. Prospects for Democracy, Agro-ecology and Civil Socie…
Ethiopia in Change
Looking back - into the future mutation of statehood and contemporary politics in Ethiopia from progressive to reactionary Eritrea - evolution towards independence and beyond an important root of the Ethiopian revolution - the student movement reflections on Ethiopian underdevelopment - problems and prospects new economic policies and rural development options in the 1990s designing structural adjustment options for Ethiopia - reconstruction, reh…
The Ethiopian Revolution 1974-1987
Emergency
New Rural Institutions Built on Tradition
Participation in Social Research in Rural Ethiopia
A world conference on agrarian reform and rural development came to the conclusion a decade ago that since real progress could only be achieved in these fields if the peasants participated in both the necessary planning and practical work, the prerequisites were democratic organisations for local self-administration and self-reliance
A New International Economic Order for the Peasant in the Third World
Governmental negotiations about a "new international economic order" may achieve some improvement in international trade for primary producer countries in the Third World - but hardly will such gains be passed on to the rural producers. Case material from Ethiopia demonstrates difficulties and barriers militating against peasants reducing economic disadvantages and obstacles. The social position of national elites rests on the same national and i…
Peasant Society and Development in Ethiopia1
PEASANT SOCIETY AND DEVELOPMENT IN ETHIOPIAA considerable amount of effort and of capital is invested for development in Ethiopia. But the social and political situation in the country is such that all efforts bear little effect. The distribution of property, chances, and influence is extremely unequal. The prevailing power structure enables the landlords, rich merchants and officials to employ every new project for their own interests. Even deve…
Ethiopia
Discussions of Ethiopia and its present situation generally focus on the political debate in Addis Ababa, as experienced by visitors and residents. But an analysis from the point of view of the actors must perforce include those groups and positions that have been excluded from this public discourse. In Ethiopia, this exclusion concerns primarily the peasants, who constitute about 80% of the population. Other groups would include the poorest sect…
The Ethiopian Revolution 1974-1987
A New International Economic Order for the Peasant in the Third World
Governmental negotiations about a "new international economic order" may achieve some improvement in international trade for primary producer countries in the Third World - but hardly will such gains be passed on to the rural producers. Case material from Ethiopia demonstrates difficulties and barriers militating against peasants reducing economic disadvantages and obstacles. The social position of national elites rests on the same national and i…
Peasant Society and Development in Ethiopia1
PEASANT SOCIETY AND DEVELOPMENT IN ETHIOPIAA considerable amount of effort and of capital is invested for development in Ethiopia. But the social and political situation in the country is such that all efforts bear little effect. The distribution of property, chances, and influence is extremely unequal. The prevailing power structure enables the landlords, rich merchants and officials to employ every new project for their own interests. Even deve…
A New International Economic Order for the Peasant in the Third World
Governmental negotiations about a "new international economic order" may achieve some improvement in international trade for primary producer countries in the Third World - but hardly will such gains be passed on to the rural producers. Case material from Ethiopia demonstrates difficulties and barriers militating against peasants reducing economic disadvantages and obstacles. The social position of national elites rests on the same national and i…
Participation in Social Research in Rural Ethiopia
A world conference on agrarian reform and rural development came to the conclusion a decade ago that since real progress could only be achieved in these fields if the peasants participated in both the necessary planning and practical work, the prerequisites were democratic organisations for local self-administration and self-reliance
New Rural Institutions Built on Tradition
Emergency
The Ethiopian Revolution 1974-1987
Ethiopia in Change
Looking back - into the future mutation of statehood and contemporary politics in Ethiopia from progressive to reactionary Eritrea - evolution towards independence and beyond an important root of the Ethiopian revolution - the student movement reflections on Ethiopian underdevelopment - problems and prospects new economic policies and rural development options in the 1990s designing structural adjustment options for Ethiopia - reconstruction, reh…
Ethiopia since the Derg
Preface - Christopher Clapham 1. Democratisation in Ethiopia: Some Notes on Theory and Methodology - Siegfried Pausewang, Kjetil Tronvoll and Lovise Aalen 2. A Process of Democratisation or Control? The Historical and Political Context - Siegfried Pausewang, Kjetil Tronvoll and Lovise Aalen 3. Women are not corrupt: The Elections in Addis Ababa in a Gender Perspective - Marta Camilla Wright 4. Prospects for Democracy, Agro-ecology and Civil Socie…
Ethiopia
Discussions of Ethiopia and its present situation generally focus on the political debate in Addis Ababa, as experienced by visitors and residents. But an analysis from the point of view of the actors must perforce include those groups and positions that have been excluded from this public discourse. In Ethiopia, this exclusion concerns primarily the peasants, who constitute about 80% of the population. Other groups would include the poorest sect…
Eritrea
Gaim Kibreab Oxford: James Currey – Eastern Africa Series, 2009, pp. 402 ISBN: 978‐1847010087 Eritrea attracted great hopes internationally in 1991/1993, when it won independence after 30 years of
Reidulf K. Molvaer
Review
Ethnicity and Democracy in the Horn of Africa
Review Article
Political science (12 obras) · African history and culture analysis (11 obras) · Politics (8 obras) · Democracy (7 obras) · Economics (7 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (4 obras) · Political economy (4 obras) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (3 obras)