External Involvement and Tigray War of Ethiopia (2020- 2022): The Impact of Differentiated Motives on a Civil War by Ahmet Göksel Uluer

“…This study analyzes the involvement of external actors in Ethiopia's civil war between 2020 and 2022, categorizing their behaviors and discourses based on the dominance of instrumental and affective motives. …”
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Fighting for frames or prospects for peace? : building a prospect theory model of ethnic civil war termination by Butts, Robert Davis

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Ethiopian citizenship: The Nexus between indigeneity and Ethnicity in post-1991 by Shumet Amare Zeleke

“…However, nowadays, Ethiopia encounters sporadic ethnic conflicts, all-out civil war, and massive displacement due to the indigeneity dichotomy, where politicizing indigeneity as an expression of identity politics poses such problems. …”
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Ethiopian foreign policy in the Horn of Africa: Informal relations with Somaliland and their possible future development by Kateřina Rudnicová

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News discourses threatening multiculturalism in Ethiopian mainstream TV channels: Discourse historical approach by Gizachew Nemomsa Eranfeno, Agaredech Jemaneh Gemeda, Abdissa Zerai Bamano

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Whatever happened to the "safe havens"? Imposing state boundaries between the Sudanese plains and the Ethiopian highlands by James, W

The Derg-SPLM/A Cooperation: An Aspect of Ethio-Sudan Proxy Wars by Regassa Bayisa

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Educational inequality in the Kebribeyah Somali refugee camp in Ethiopia: an autoethnography by Ahmed Muhumed, Saleh Ahmed

“…Abstract Due to the Somali Civil War of 1991, more than 10,000 Somali refugees resettled in Kebribeyah, a town in the Somali region of Ethiopia. …”
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Ethio–Sudan bilateral diplomatic relation Since 2011: Review on economic relation by Tamirat Dela Wotango, Muluken Ayele

“…The study identified Ethiopia’s role in settling the longest civil war of two Sudan’s, The Great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, mutual interdependency and frequently exchanging high-level visits from both sides are the major factors that shaped the post 2011 Ethio–Sudan relations. …”
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The vicious cycle of power rivalry and fear of losing power syndrome in Ethiopia by Mohammed Yimam Endris, Kidane Mengisteab

“…The study revealed that Tigrayans had designed several strategies to ensure that no other power could challenge their positions that they assumed after a heavy bloody civil war. The article argues that the ultimate objective of Tigrayans was to control the upper political and economic echelon and make Tigray a core nation within the Ethiopian polity. …”
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Extreme Risk Makes the Journey Feasible: Decision-Making amongst Migrants in the Horn of Africa by Oliver Bakewell, Caitlin Sturridge

“…First, as Yemen descended into civil war, the breakdown of state control created new opportunities to move undetected, notwithstanding the threat of injury and death. …”
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