Northeast African Studies 20 (2020), 1–2

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Northeast African Studies 20 (2020), 1–2
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Northeast African Studies
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Special Issue: From Subjecthood to Citizenship in the Horn of Africa
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East Lansing 2020: Michigan State University Press
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biannual
Url
https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/43518
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$ 35.00
ISSN
1535-6574
 
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Northeast African Studies
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United States
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Jonathan Miran, Western Washington University Jonathan.Miran@wwu.edu
By
Camilleri, Nicola

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Nicola Camilleri and Alexander Meckelburg
Introduction: From Subjecthood to Citizenship in the Horn of Africa

Stéphane Ancel
Were the Ethiopians in Jerusalem Ottoman Citizens? Ethiopian Essentialism versus Ottomanism (1850–1916)

Nicola Camilleri
Colonial Subjects and Others: Racism and Inequality during Italian Rule in the Horn of Africa

Valentina Fusari
Between Legacy and Agency: Children Homes and Access to Italian Citizenship in Eritrea

Katrin Bromber
Soldier-Citizen Training: The Early Boy Scout Movement in Ethiopia (1920s–1950s)

Helen Sylvia Papworth
Does Teaching Civics Increase Active Citizenship? A Comparison of Civic Education for Secondary School Students in Ethiopia and in Wales

Alexander Meckelburg and Jon Abbink
Subjects of History: Administrative Categories, Ethnic Labels, and the Limits of Cultural Citizenship in Ethiopia

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