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The Ethiopia Diaspora and Homeland Conflict

Papers and Reports

Terrence Lyons

Terrence Lyons

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Qualification:

Ph.D., International Relations, Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies

M.A., History, Michigan State University

Topics of Interest:

Democracy and Democratization, Civil Society, Civil War, East Africa, Conflict Resolution, Research, Diplomacy, West Africa, International Relations, PeaceBuilding, Politics, Security, Violence

Awards and Honor:

Fulbright Senior Specialist

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703-993-1336

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703-993-1302

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The Ethiopia Diaspora and Homeland Conflict

Editor: Svein Ege, Harald Aspen, Birhanu Teferra, and Shiferaw Bekele

Series: Papers and Reports

Published Date: 2009

Topics of Interest: East Africa, Conflict Resolution, Immigration, Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons

Papers and Reports By this Author

Ethiopia Democracy and Governance Assessment

Diasporas in Global Politics

Liberia elections and political processes program evaluation : final report

Evaluation of USAID’s Elections and Political Processes Strengthening Program in Liberia

Somalia Conflict Assessment

Conflict in Africa: What Have We Learned

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