Abbas Ahmed Mohammed
Biographic Data
| ID | 356098 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Abbas Ahmed Mohammed |
| GIVEN NAMES | Abbas Ahmed |
| FAMILY NAME | Mohammed |
| SIGNATURE | MOHAMMED A A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hawassa University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5234-2836 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Re-Africanising the Nile discourse
The advent of clustered regional states in Ethiopia
From State Architects to Victims
This study critically examines the massacre and ethnic cleansing of the Amhara people in Ethiopia, utilizing a qualitative research methodology with a phenomenological design. It analyzes the impact of colonial narratives on the Amhara and the subsequent ethnicization of political discourse, which has culminated in the massacres of ethnic Amharas. The Italian invasion of Ethiopia not only sought to reframe the nation as a colonial entity but also…
From Autonomy to Merger
This study examines the transformation of governance for the Konso ethnic group within Ethiopia’s federal framework, focusing on the shift from recognized local autonomy to an administrative merger. Despite constitutional guarantees of self-governance for diverse ethnic communities, the Konso’s special Woreda status was effectively absorbed into a newly established regional zone in 2011. This merger has altered local governance structures, influe…
Practices and challenges of orphanage institutions in Ethiopia
From pride to peril
Women and Peace-Building
This study examines the critical roles of women in post-conflict peace-building, with a particular focus on the Guji–Gedio conflict in southern Ethiopia. Using a qualitative research approach that integrates primary and secondary data, the study draws insights from 61 participants through key informant interviews, in-depth discussions with community members, and focus group sessions with women. The findings reveal that, despite enduring significa…
Gender-Based Violence and Its Socio-Economic Impacts on Women
This study aims to explore the Socio-economic impacts gender-based violence on women in Hawassa city, Sidama Regional State, Ethiopia. The study employed both quantitative and qualitative research approaches within a survey research design. Six Kebeles were selected from sub-cities using purposive and random sampling techniques. Subsequently, 311 participants were chosen from 584 populations using a simple random sampling technique. The findings …
Listening the Echoes of Silence
This scholarly article examines the intricate layers of social, economic, and political marginalisation experienced by the ‘Negede Weyto’ minority and elucidates its impacts on their psychological well-being. Employing a qualitative research approach, the study synthesised primary and secondary data sources. Primary data collection methods included in-depth interviews, informant interviews, and focus group discussions, complemented by meticulous …
Food Security Status of Female-Headed Households in Ethiopia
This article aims to explore the food security status of female-headed households and its determinant factors in Sidama Regional State, Ethiopia. To that end, the article used both quantitative and qualitative research approaches, as well as multistage sampling techniques and blending both descriptive and econometric statistics during data analysis. The findings depicted that 40.97% of female-head households were food secure, 15.97% of female hea…
Re-Imagining Transformative Strategies to End Minority Marginalization in Ethiopia
Since 1991, Ethiopia embarked on a journey to create an ethnically egalitarian state, aiming to rectify historical injustices and protect minority rights. Ironically, what was meant to be a beacon of equality has turned into a pervasive experience of minority marginalization. This stark reality underscores the failures of the existing legal and institutional frameworks. This article, therefore, critically examine the transformative strategies to …
Minority Rights Denials in Ethiopia
This article explores the constitutional promises and practices of self-rule in Ethiopia federal system focusing on the Konso ethnic group’s quest for self-rule. Given that the federal project in Ethiopia is a new model (synthesis) that has replaced the failed ‘Nation-State’ building effort since 1991, self-rule has become the ideological heart of the incumbent party and a pillar of the constitution. To this end, the article used a qualitative re…
The Perils of Ethio-Eritrea Rapprochement
Structural Violence Over Minorities in Ethiopia
This article explores structural violence over Manja minority groups of Mareka Woreda in Dawuro Zone, snnprs , because structural violence over Manja minority group in the study area has been hurting intrinsically and in a systemic way. The article mainly stresses on the forms and actors of structural violence over Manja. Thus, the study employed qualitative research approach and descriptive research design. Both primary and secondary data were u…
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White Nile Arabs
Structural Violence Over Minorities in Ethiopia
This article explores structural violence over Manja minority groups of Mareka Woreda in Dawuro Zone, snnprs , because structural violence over Manja minority group in the study area has been hurting intrinsically and in a systemic way. The article mainly stresses on the forms and actors of structural violence over Manja. Thus, the study employed qualitative research approach and descriptive research design. Both primary and secondary data were u…
Gender-Based Violence and Its Socio-Economic Impacts on Women
This study aims to explore the Socio-economic impacts gender-based violence on women in Hawassa city, Sidama Regional State, Ethiopia. The study employed both quantitative and qualitative research approaches within a survey research design. Six Kebeles were selected from sub-cities using purposive and random sampling techniques. Subsequently, 311 participants were chosen from 584 populations using a simple random sampling technique. The findings …
Listening the Echoes of Silence
This scholarly article examines the intricate layers of social, economic, and political marginalisation experienced by the ‘Negede Weyto’ minority and elucidates its impacts on their psychological well-being. Employing a qualitative research approach, the study synthesised primary and secondary data sources. Primary data collection methods included in-depth interviews, informant interviews, and focus group discussions, complemented by meticulous …
Food Security Status of Female-Headed Households in Ethiopia
This article aims to explore the food security status of female-headed households and its determinant factors in Sidama Regional State, Ethiopia. To that end, the article used both quantitative and qualitative research approaches, as well as multistage sampling techniques and blending both descriptive and econometric statistics during data analysis. The findings depicted that 40.97% of female-head households were food secure, 15.97% of female hea…
Re-Imagining Transformative Strategies to End Minority Marginalization in Ethiopia
Since 1991, Ethiopia embarked on a journey to create an ethnically egalitarian state, aiming to rectify historical injustices and protect minority rights. Ironically, what was meant to be a beacon of equality has turned into a pervasive experience of minority marginalization. This stark reality underscores the failures of the existing legal and institutional frameworks. This article, therefore, critically examine the transformative strategies to …
Minority Rights Denials in Ethiopia
This article explores the constitutional promises and practices of self-rule in Ethiopia federal system focusing on the Konso ethnic group’s quest for self-rule. Given that the federal project in Ethiopia is a new model (synthesis) that has replaced the failed ‘Nation-State’ building effort since 1991, self-rule has become the ideological heart of the incumbent party and a pillar of the constitution. To this end, the article used a qualitative re…
The Perils of Ethio-Eritrea Rapprochement
From State Architects to Victims
This study critically examines the massacre and ethnic cleansing of the Amhara people in Ethiopia, utilizing a qualitative research methodology with a phenomenological design. It analyzes the impact of colonial narratives on the Amhara and the subsequent ethnicization of political discourse, which has culminated in the massacres of ethnic Amharas. The Italian invasion of Ethiopia not only sought to reframe the nation as a colonial entity but also…
From Autonomy to Merger
This study examines the transformation of governance for the Konso ethnic group within Ethiopia’s federal framework, focusing on the shift from recognized local autonomy to an administrative merger. Despite constitutional guarantees of self-governance for diverse ethnic communities, the Konso’s special Woreda status was effectively absorbed into a newly established regional zone in 2011. This merger has altered local governance structures, influe…
Practices and challenges of orphanage institutions in Ethiopia
From pride to peril
Women and Peace-Building
This study examines the critical roles of women in post-conflict peace-building, with a particular focus on the Guji–Gedio conflict in southern Ethiopia. Using a qualitative research approach that integrates primary and secondary data, the study draws insights from 61 participants through key informant interviews, in-depth discussions with community members, and focus group sessions with women. The findings reveal that, despite enduring significa…
Re-Africanising the Nile discourse
The advent of clustered regional states in Ethiopia
Political science (10 works) · Sociology (9 works) · African history and culture analysis (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (3 works) · Political Conflict and Governance (3 works) · Political economy (3 works)