A Book you must read
Why?
cause it tells you Ethiopian History from an outsider and professional perspectives. You don't have to agree or argue on each and every point the writer make. Take your lesson and crystallize your understanding as a citizen or professional.
What is the title of the Book?
Frontier of Violence in North-east Africa, Oxford University Press, 2011.
Who is the writer?
Richard J. Reid, Academic, and member of a diplomatic community at the British Embassy in Addis Ababa. The experience of the writer and the extensive information that he has on the issue if really shown in the book.
The book is divided under four major parts and eight major topics. A very essential feature of it is that it has included recent developments in the history of the country.
However,
Please be considerate that the book reflects the analysis and perception of the writer. So apply the principle that everything is written to be questioned not to be accepted as it is.
One more point, to be honest it took me two weeks, reading it in part time basis, due to my busy schedule and other academic reading tasks. However, you need to bear in mind that it always pushes you to finish it before you start any other task.
Good Luck in your reading
I like to receive your comments.
Why?
cause it tells you Ethiopian History from an outsider and professional perspectives. You don't have to agree or argue on each and every point the writer make. Take your lesson and crystallize your understanding as a citizen or professional.
What is the title of the Book?
Frontier of Violence in North-east Africa, Oxford University Press, 2011.
Who is the writer?
Richard J. Reid, Academic, and member of a diplomatic community at the British Embassy in Addis Ababa. The experience of the writer and the extensive information that he has on the issue if really shown in the book.
The book is divided under four major parts and eight major topics. A very essential feature of it is that it has included recent developments in the history of the country.
However,
Please be considerate that the book reflects the analysis and perception of the writer. So apply the principle that everything is written to be questioned not to be accepted as it is.
One more point, to be honest it took me two weeks, reading it in part time basis, due to my busy schedule and other academic reading tasks. However, you need to bear in mind that it always pushes you to finish it before you start any other task.
Good Luck in your reading
I like to receive your comments.
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