• ILLEGAL MIGRATION AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING: ROUTES THAT TAKE ETHIOPIANS FROM FALSE PROMISES TO MISERY AND TRAGEDY 

  Wondie1, Yemataw (2015-06-02)
• Politics by numbers: poverty reduction discourse, contestations and regime legitimacy in Ethiopia 

  Mandefro, Hone (2016-11-24)
• Politics by numbers: poverty reduction discourse, contestations and regime legitimacy in Ethiopia 

  Mandefro, Hone (2016-11-24)
• ETHIOPIAN RENAISSANCE JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND THE HUMANITIES 

  Wondie, Yemataw (2015-12-02)
• Politics by numbers: poverty reduction discourse, contestations and regime legitimacy in Ethiopia 

  Hone Mandefro (2016-11-24)
• Metropolitan Housing Problems;Nature and Characteristics in Amhara Region 

  Fenta, 1kelemu; 2Seid, Gebeyehu,; Mohammed, Jibril; Abera Negawo, 3mikyas (2018-09-05)

  Abstract Urbanization is the process by which people are moving from rural to urban areas, which results in the formation of new life styles. Nowadays, it is highly contributing to the overall economic, social, cultural ...
• Gap assessment in participation of community on the five year (GTP one); as the juncture from MDG to SDG: the case of Gedeo zone education sector, Ethiopia. 

  Alemayehu, Zelalem (2018-09-05)

  Abstract The purpose of this study was to assess the gap of community participation on the five year growth and transformation plan (GTP) I. in the education sector of Gedeo zone (SNNPRS) in Ethiopia in 2015/16. A ...
• ThePrevalence and Contributing Factors of Urban Unemployment in Metropolitan Centers of Amhara National Regional State, Ethiopia 

  Jibril, aSeid; Gebeyehu, Fenta; AynetuBitew, cEndeshaw (2018-09-05)

  Abstract Introduction: Theimmense influx of population from rural to urban areas and rapid urbanization together with lack of meticulous urban planning has been accompanied by grave socioeconomic problems like unemployment. ...
• The Status of Tourist Guides and Tourism Management in and Around the City Gondar Since 1991 

  Fentahun Misiker, Abebe (2018-08-03)

  Abstract The economy of Ethiopia has prospered for many years on agricultural products. In recent years, however, the country expands its industrialization and service providing in order to gain further incomes. Tourism ...
• The Melting Pot of Modernity and Unity: Images of Tewodros II in Foreign and Domestic Media1 

  Fentahun Misiker2, Abebe (2018-09-05)

  Abstract After 1960s Tewodros II of Ethiopia has been elucidated popularly in foreign and Ethiopian Media as well. Since then, he was portrayed as a national hero of the country. Yet, some foreign media had a different ...
• Metropolitan Housing Problems;Nature and Characteristics in Amhara Region 

  kelemu Fenta Gebeyehu, Seid Jibril Mohammed and mikyas Abera Negawo (2018-09-05)

  Urbanization is the process by which people are moving from rural to urban areas, which results in the formation of new life styles. Nowadays, it is highly contributing to the overall economic, social, cultural as well ...
• ThePrevalence and Contributing Factors of Urban Unemployment in Metropolitan Centers of Amhara National Regional State, Ethiopia 

  SeidJibril Mohammed, kelemu Fenta Gebeyehu and EndeshawAynetuBitew (2018-09-05)

  Introduction: Theimmense influx of population from rural to urban areas and rapid urbanization together with lack of meticulous urban planning has been accompanied by grave socioeconomic problems like unemployment. The ...
• Gap assessment in participation of community on the five year (GTP one); as the juncture from MDG to SDG: the case of Gedeo zone education sector, Ethiopia 

  Zelalem Alemayehu (2018-09-05)

  The purpose of this study was to assess the gap of community participation on the five year growth and transformation plan (GTP) I. in the education sector of Gedeo zone (SNNPRS) in Ethiopia in 2015/16. A cross-sectional ...
• A Review on the Effects of Conservation Tillage on Soil Loss and PhysicoChemical Properties 

  Dereje Molla (2018-12-08)

  Abstract The populations of semiarid regions have doubled in the past three decades and are still growing rapidly. These increases have not been accompanied by similar rises in food production. The pressing need to ...
• Effect of Land Tenure Systems on Soil and Water Conservation Practices in North Gondar, Ethiopia 

  Dereje Molla , Genetu Fekadu , Wondim Awoke, and Mokula Mohammed Raffi (2018-07-07)
• Impediments to Microenterprise Development in Bahir Dar City, North-Western Ethiopia 

  Melese, Bekele (2018-05-12)

  Persistent unemployment and worsening poverty have become serious concerns in Ethiopia, particularly in urban areas. In response to this state of worsening poverty and unemployment, the country has been implementing ...
• Micro and Small Enterprises as an Anti-Poverty and Employment Generation Strategy in Bahir Dar City, North-Western Ethiopia 

  Melese, Bekele (2017-03-11)

  Reducing poverty, unemployment, and inequality is a primary concern of development efforts of the world in general and developing countries in particular. In search of such a viable strategy to realize this goal, the ...
• Small enterprise development as a strategy to promote entrepreneurship in Bahir Dar city, Ethiopia 

  Melese, Bekele (2018-02-11)

  Different societies are more or less developed because they are endowed with more or less enterprising social groups. Entrepreneurship does not flourish in a social vacuum; its development is affected by cultural, ...
• Historicizing Urbanism: The socio- economic and Cultural pattern of the city of Gondar, Ethiopia 

  Muluken Fikadie, Sisay Sahile, Busha Taa (2019-07-17)

  The establishment of Gondar in the 17th century marked a very promising chapter in the history of the Ethiopian urbanization. This research aimed at exploring the meaning of urban space, the change of meaning through ...
• East Africa: Globalization on Peasants’ Shoulder 

  Busha Taa and Muluken Fikadie (2018-12-13)

  The conventional wisdoms are universally revered portray peasants as hoarders of innocence, tellers of truth and makers of peace. The sense of respect, humility and sociability of the East African peasants come from their ...

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