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This book is the first full-length study of the land reform and the resultant social changes in rural Ethiopia. ; Contents: 1. Introduction -- 2. The agrarian system under the old -- 3. The land -- 4. Peasants and peasant associations -- 5. Peasants and agrarian reform -- 6. Select bibliography

Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- Acknowledgement -- Preface. June Conference on Inclusive Development -- The Politics of Inclusive and Participatory Development: What is Ethiopia's Experience? -- Background -- Towards conceptualizing political space -- Opening political space and democratization in Ethiopia from 1991 to 2005 -- The genesis of making democratic space and its limitations in the 1990s -- Re-structuring of the Ethiopian state up to 2001 -- Institutionalization of elections and political parties to 2005 -- The 2005 elections beyond rupture of political space -- Narrowing of political space and reversal of democratization since 2005 -- Ethnography of the developmental state and its politics of exclusion: a view from the local state -- Ye Hiszbkinf or People's wing -- The three wings and 2015 election campaigns: a view from local state -- Developmentalism and the making of the political subject -- Conclusion: narrow political space, and the surplus and excluded political society -- Gender and Economic Opportunities -- Introduction -- Change in Ethiopia: is it gender inclusive? -- Antenatal care and delivery -- Early marriage -- Female genital mutilation (FGM) -- Women's voice and agency -- Violence against women -- Decision making -- Gender and agriculture -- Gender and the legal framework -- Gender and the labor force -- Gender and property ownership -- Conclusion and Policy Recommendation -- Recommendations -- Towards a More Inclusive Economic Growth and Social Development in Ethiopia: The State of Vulnerable Social Groups and Social Protection -- Introduction -- An overview of the national economic growth and social development in Ethiopia in light of poverty reduction -- Who are the most vulnerable social groups in Ethiopia and what are the state of their poverty?.

Vor dem Hintergrund bisheriger Erfahrungen mit Wasserprojekten in Äthiopien erläutert der Autor, warum sich die Entwicklungspolitik in diesem Bereich künftig auf kleinere Projekte konzentrieren sollte: diese seien kostengünstiger, nachhaltiger, umweltfreundlicher, würden keine Umsiedlungen erfordern und könnten von den Nutzern selbst gemanagt werden. Die Partizipation der Beteiligten und Betroffenen sei für den Erfolg der Projekte wesentlich; sie müssten in den Prozess der Planung, der Umsetzung und des Managements der Wasserprojekte einbezogen werden. (DÜI-Sbd)

At the request of the National Textiles Corporation, the Institute of Development Research agreed to carry out a "Limited Impact Study" of the town of Awassa, Sidamo Administrative Region. NTC is planning to build a fairly large textile plant in Awassa, and the purpose of the study was to enable it to evaluate a variety of local conditions, among which the following were the most important: 1. The availability and characteristics of labour in Awassa and the neighbouring towns. 2. The type and general nature of the additional local service facilities which have to be installed as a result of the establishment of the new factory

1. The new scramble over Africa's farmland: an introduction. - 2. Geopolitical drivers of foreign investment in African land and water resources. - 3. The perils of development from above: land deals in Ethiopia. - 4. Forest investments and channels of contestation in highland Ethiopia. - 5. Scrambling for the promised land: land acquisitions and the politics of representation in post-war Acholi, northern Uganda. - 6. Asian capitalism, primitive accumulation, and the new enclosures in Uganda. - 7. Land grab in new garb: Chinese special economic zones in Africa The case of Mauritius. - 8. Fixity, the discourse of efficiency, and enclosure in the Sahelian land 'reserve'. - 9. Water resources and biofuel production after the fast-track land reform in Zimbabwe