Guday Emirie
Biographic Data
| ID | 3798920 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Guday Emirie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Guday |
| FAMILY NAME | Emirie |
| SIGNATURE | EMIRIE G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Addis Ababa University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Trends and Triggers of Environmental Change on Gidicho Island and Its Environs, Southern Ethiopia
Gidicho Island, Ethiopia and its coastal areas were known for their abundant vegetation, fertile soil, and disease-free environment, which created a favorable environment for living. However, these attributes have diminished due to the severe environmental changes the area has experienced. This study delves into the critical factors that have led to severe environmental changes on Gidicho Island and its coastal areas, highlighting the substantial…
Disrupted educational pathways: The effects of conflict on adolescent educational access and learning in war-torn Ethiopia
As the mid-way point for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) timeframe nears, countries affected by conflict and fragility represent one of the key challenges to achieving SDG 4—-ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education for all. Drawing on qualitative research undertaken in late 2021 in South Gondar zone, in Ethiopia’s war-torn northern Amhara region, with adolescent girls and boys ( n = 80), their caregivers ( n = 11…
The School Was Closed, So When They Brought Me A Husband I Couldn’t Say No’: Exploring the Gendered Experiences of Child Marriage Amongst Adolescent Girls and Boys in Ethiopia
Child marriage is increasingly recognised as a development priority given its far-reaching life-course and inter-generational consequences. Despite rapid progress, Ethiopia remains in the top five countries globally in terms of absolute numbers of married girls, with significant sub-national variation in the drivers and patterning of child marriage. This article applies a capabilities framing in a novel way to move debates beyond a sole focus on …
Perceptions of health and illness among the Konso people of southwestern Ethiopia: Persistence and Change
BACKGROUND: Cross-cultural studies indicate that every culture has its own particular explanations for health and illness and its own healing strategies. The Konso people have always practiced indigenous medicine and have multifaceted accounts or multiple dimensions of illness perceptions and health-care beliefs and practices. This paper describes how perceptions of health and illness are instrumental in health and treatment outcomes among the Ko…
Rethinking the future-seeking narrative of child migration: The case of Ethiopian adolescent domestic workers in the Middle East
Recent research on child migration has largely departed from the early trafficking narrative and has tended to highlight young people’s agency and the ways in which children’s migration can play a key role in their ‘future-seeking’. While we acknowledge that Ethiopian girls migrating to the Middle East in order to undertake domestic work primarily move voluntarily for economic reasons, our research – which used a multi-layered, qualitative resear…
Living and working as a domestic worker in the Middle East: The experience of migrant returnees in Girana town, North Wollo, Ethiopia
This article explores the migration experiences of Ethiopian migrant returnees from domestic work in the Gulf countries and Lebanon. The returnees reside in the town of Girana located in Habru sub-district, North Wollo zone of Amhara region. There is much female work migration to the Arab Middle East from the town, particularly to Saudi Arabia through Muslim pilgrimage. Employing a qualitative method, the study examines how the returnee women per…
Living and working as a domestic worker in the Middle East: The experience of migrant returnees in Girana town, North Wollo, Ethiopia
This article explores the migration experiences of Ethiopian migrant returnees from domestic work in the Gulf countries and Lebanon. The returnees reside in the town of Girana located in Habru sub-district, North Wollo zone of Amhara region. There is much female work migration to the Arab Middle East from the town, particularly to Saudi Arabia through Muslim pilgrimage. Employing a qualitative method, the study examines how the returnee women per…
Rethinking the future-seeking narrative of child migration: The case of Ethiopian adolescent domestic workers in the Middle East
Recent research on child migration has largely departed from the early trafficking narrative and has tended to highlight young people’s agency and the ways in which children’s migration can play a key role in their ‘future-seeking’. While we acknowledge that Ethiopian girls migrating to the Middle East in order to undertake domestic work primarily move voluntarily for economic reasons, our research – which used a multi-layered, qualitative resear…
Rethinking the future-seeking narrative of child migration: The case of Ethiopian adolescent domestic workers in the Middle East
Recent research on child migration has largely departed from the early trafficking narrative and has tended to highlight young people’s agency and the ways in which children’s migration can play a key role in their ‘future-seeking’. While we acknowledge that Ethiopian girls migrating to the Middle East in order to undertake domestic work primarily move voluntarily for economic reasons, our research – which used a multi-layered, qualitative resear…
Living and working as a domestic worker in the Middle East: The experience of migrant returnees in Girana town, North Wollo, Ethiopia
This article explores the migration experiences of Ethiopian migrant returnees from domestic work in the Gulf countries and Lebanon. The returnees reside in the town of Girana located in Habru sub-district, North Wollo zone of Amhara region. There is much female work migration to the Arab Middle East from the town, particularly to Saudi Arabia through Muslim pilgrimage. Employing a qualitative method, the study examines how the returnee women per…
Perceptions of health and illness among the Konso people of southwestern Ethiopia: Persistence and Change
BACKGROUND: Cross-cultural studies indicate that every culture has its own particular explanations for health and illness and its own healing strategies. The Konso people have always practiced indigenous medicine and have multifaceted accounts or multiple dimensions of illness perceptions and health-care beliefs and practices. This paper describes how perceptions of health and illness are instrumental in health and treatment outcomes among the Ko…
The School Was Closed, So When They Brought Me A Husband I Couldn’t Say No’: Exploring the Gendered Experiences of Child Marriage Amongst Adolescent Girls and Boys in Ethiopia
Child marriage is increasingly recognised as a development priority given its far-reaching life-course and inter-generational consequences. Despite rapid progress, Ethiopia remains in the top five countries globally in terms of absolute numbers of married girls, with significant sub-national variation in the drivers and patterning of child marriage. This article applies a capabilities framing in a novel way to move debates beyond a sole focus on …
Disrupted educational pathways: The effects of conflict on adolescent educational access and learning in war-torn Ethiopia
As the mid-way point for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) timeframe nears, countries affected by conflict and fragility represent one of the key challenges to achieving SDG 4—-ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education for all. Drawing on qualitative research undertaken in late 2021 in South Gondar zone, in Ethiopia’s war-torn northern Amhara region, with adolescent girls and boys ( n = 80), their caregivers ( n = 11…
Trends and Triggers of Environmental Change on Gidicho Island and Its Environs, Southern Ethiopia
Gidicho Island, Ethiopia and its coastal areas were known for their abundant vegetation, fertile soil, and disease-free environment, which created a favorable environment for living. However, these attributes have diminished due to the severe environmental changes the area has experienced. This study delves into the critical factors that have led to severe environmental changes on Gidicho Island and its coastal areas, highlighting the substantial…
Political science (4 works) · Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Middle East (2 works)