Okbazghi Yohannes
Biographic Data
| ID | 106116 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Okbazghi Yohannes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Okbazghi |
| FAMILY NAME | Yohannes |
| SIGNATURE | YOHANNES O |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Louisville |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
United States and the Horn of Africa: An Analytical Study of Pattern and Process
Turmoil in the Nile River Basin: Back to the Future
Since the end of the Cold War, the Nile co-basin states have been moving towards constructing a regional water governance regime. The focus has been on how to promote cooperative harmonization of the water needs and growth priorities of all basin countries. Unfortunately, the effort appears to have come to a screeching halt, resuscitating old fears of potential inter-riparian conflicts. This paper examines the evolution of contentious politics of…
Water Resources and Inter-Riparian Relations in the Nile Basin: The Search for an Integrative Discourse
Hydro-politics in the Nile basin: In Search of Theory Beyond Realism and Neo-Liberalism
In response to runaway population growth in the Nile basin, the reality and perils of desertification and the frequent cycles of drought, human demand on Nile water resources has intensified in recent years. Nothing captures the enormity of the challenge more than the fact that the present combined 360 million population of the 10 Nile states is projected to reach 850 million in a generation or so. Because of this, the riparian states have formed…
Water Resources and Inter-Riparian Relations in the Nile Basin: The Search for an Integrative Discourse
"Human demand for water resources is rising at an alarming rate in response to rapid population growth, rival development requirements, and the depletion of ecological resources. In this book, Okbazghi Yohannes examines the various facets of the competition for water resources among the ten Nile River Basin countries as they compete to harness the river's resources for purposes of irrigation-based agriculture and hydropower-based industrializatio…
America's New Frontier: Oil in the Gulf of Guinea
(2003). America's New Frontier: Oil in the Gulf of Guinea. The Black Scholar: Vol. 33, Black Identity, Black Perspectives, pp. 2-21
The United States and Sub-Saharan Africa After the Cold War: Empty Promises and Retreat
(2002). The United States and Sub-Saharan Africa After the Cold War: Empty Promises and Retreat. The Black Scholar: Vol. 32, Black Power Studies II, pp. 23-44
The United States and the Horn of Africa. An Analytical Study of Pattern and Process
Eritrea: A country in transition
This article raises questions about the future prospects for the economic and political transition in Eritrea today, for peace and cooperation in the Horn and for the ‘nation‐state’ in Africa. It does this against the historical background of an illegally federated state and 30 years of armed struggle leading to an EPLF victory and the 1993 referendum
Eritrea, A Pawn in World Politics
Eritrea, a Pawn in World Politics
Eritrea: A Pawn in World Politics
After decades of bloodshed and famine, the Eritrean-Ethiopian conflict is the longest contemporary war of liberation in Africa. This work examines the nationalist movement in the context of the political and diplomatic struggle, and argues that superpower/UN collusion is partly to blame
The Eritrean Question: A Colonial Case
Both Eritreans and Ethiopians have been trying to sway international opinion about one of the most ticklish questions of modern nationalism which seems to defy rational analysis. This study attempts to present their contending views, and to find an interpretative framework for understanding this continuing conflict in the Horn of Africa
Eritrea: A Pawn in World Politics
After decades of bloodshed and famine, the Eritrean-Ethiopian conflict is the longest contemporary war of liberation in Africa. This work examines the nationalist movement in the context of the political and diplomatic struggle, and argues that superpower/UN collusion is partly to blame
The Eritrean Question: A Colonial Case
Both Eritreans and Ethiopians have been trying to sway international opinion about one of the most ticklish questions of modern nationalism which seems to defy rational analysis. This study attempts to present their contending views, and to find an interpretative framework for understanding this continuing conflict in the Horn of Africa
Turmoil in the Nile River Basin: Back to the Future
Since the end of the Cold War, the Nile co-basin states have been moving towards constructing a regional water governance regime. The focus has been on how to promote cooperative harmonization of the water needs and growth priorities of all basin countries. Unfortunately, the effort appears to have come to a screeching halt, resuscitating old fears of potential inter-riparian conflicts. This paper examines the evolution of contentious politics of…
Eritrea: A country in transition
This article raises questions about the future prospects for the economic and political transition in Eritrea today, for peace and cooperation in the Horn and for the ‘nation‐state’ in Africa. It does this against the historical background of an illegally federated state and 30 years of armed struggle leading to an EPLF victory and the 1993 referendum
America's New Frontier: Oil in the Gulf of Guinea
(2003). America's New Frontier: Oil in the Gulf of Guinea. The Black Scholar: Vol. 33, Black Identity, Black Perspectives, pp. 2-21
The United States and the Horn of Africa. An Analytical Study of Pattern and Process
The Eritrean Question: A Colonial Case
Both Eritreans and Ethiopians have been trying to sway international opinion about one of the most ticklish questions of modern nationalism which seems to defy rational analysis. This study attempts to present their contending views, and to find an interpretative framework for understanding this continuing conflict in the Horn of Africa
Eritrea: A Pawn in World Politics
After decades of bloodshed and famine, the Eritrean-Ethiopian conflict is the longest contemporary war of liberation in Africa. This work examines the nationalist movement in the context of the political and diplomatic struggle, and argues that superpower/UN collusion is partly to blame
Eritrea, a Pawn in World Politics
Eritrea: A country in transition
This article raises questions about the future prospects for the economic and political transition in Eritrea today, for peace and cooperation in the Horn and for the ‘nation‐state’ in Africa. It does this against the historical background of an illegally federated state and 30 years of armed struggle leading to an EPLF victory and the 1993 referendum
Eritrea, A Pawn in World Politics
The United States and the Horn of Africa. An Analytical Study of Pattern and Process
The United States and Sub-Saharan Africa After the Cold War: Empty Promises and Retreat
(2002). The United States and Sub-Saharan Africa After the Cold War: Empty Promises and Retreat. The Black Scholar: Vol. 32, Black Power Studies II, pp. 23-44
America's New Frontier: Oil in the Gulf of Guinea
(2003). America's New Frontier: Oil in the Gulf of Guinea. The Black Scholar: Vol. 33, Black Identity, Black Perspectives, pp. 2-21
Water Resources and Inter-Riparian Relations in the Nile Basin: The Search for an Integrative Discourse
"Human demand for water resources is rising at an alarming rate in response to rapid population growth, rival development requirements, and the depletion of ecological resources. In this book, Okbazghi Yohannes examines the various facets of the competition for water resources among the ten Nile River Basin countries as they compete to harness the river's resources for purposes of irrigation-based agriculture and hydropower-based industrializatio…
Water Resources and Inter-Riparian Relations in the Nile Basin: The Search for an Integrative Discourse
Hydro-politics in the Nile basin: In Search of Theory Beyond Realism and Neo-Liberalism
In response to runaway population growth in the Nile basin, the reality and perils of desertification and the frequent cycles of drought, human demand on Nile water resources has intensified in recent years. Nothing captures the enormity of the challenge more than the fact that the present combined 360 million population of the 10 Nile states is projected to reach 850 million in a generation or so. Because of this, the riparian states have formed…
Turmoil in the Nile River Basin: Back to the Future
Since the end of the Cold War, the Nile co-basin states have been moving towards constructing a regional water governance regime. The focus has been on how to promote cooperative harmonization of the water needs and growth priorities of all basin countries. Unfortunately, the effort appears to have come to a screeching halt, resuscitating old fears of potential inter-riparian conflicts. This paper examines the evolution of contentious politics of…
United States and the Horn of Africa: An Analytical Study of Pattern and Process
Political science (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Politics (6 works) · African history and culture analysis (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Geology (4 works) · Hydropower, Displacement, Environmental Impact (4 works) · Structural basin (4 works) · Transboundary Water Resource Management (4 works) · African history and culture studies (3 works)