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1. Index

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

2. Front Matter

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

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2024

3. Contributors

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

4. Chapter 13. Between Worlds

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

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2024

6. Chapter 12. Songs of Sidet

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

7. Chapter 11. Interrogating Ethiopia

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

8. Chapter 9. Mahbereseb

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

10. Chapter 7. Ethiopian Irregular Migrants to Germany

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

11. Chapter 4. Im/mobile Lives?

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

12. Chapter 6. Ethiopians in Australia

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

13. Chapter 5. Ethiopian Diasporans in South Africa

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

14. Part Two

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

15. Acknowledgments

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

16. Chapter 3. Young Diasporans of Ethiopian Origin

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

17. Chapter 1. Exhuming the Narrative

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

18. Chapter 2. From Lega Harar to Adowa to Haile Selassie

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

19. Part One

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

20. Front Cover

Author

Tedla, Fitsum R., Solomon, Nassise, Semela, Tesfaye, Goitom, Mary, Gebre, Peter H., de Regt, Marina, Chacko, Elizabeth, Berhanu-MacDonald, Kassaye, Ayalew, Tekalign, Alemu, Amsale, Abebe, Alpha, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Girma, Hewan, and Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa

Published
2024

24. Introduction

Author

Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa, primary, Girma, Hewan, additional, and Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., additional

Published
2024
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25. Acknowledgments

Author

Gulema, Shimelis Bonsa, primary, Girma, Hewan, additional, and Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., additional

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2024
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34. African Migrations Research: An Annotated Bibliography.

Author

Adeniyi, Daniel Adeoluwa, Carciotto, Sergio, and Dinbabo, Mulugeta

Subjects
REFUGEE camps, SOCIAL constructivism, CROSS-cultural studies, MASS migrations, SOUTH Africans, SOCIAL attitudes, XENOPHOBIA
Abstract

This annotated bibliography provides a comprehensive overview of existing research on migration in Africa, focusing on various aspects such as migration governance, labor migration, diaspora engagement, and more. The bibliography includes 130 articles published between 2011 and 2022, offering valuable insights into the complexities and challenges of migration in Africa. The articles cover a wide range of topics, including the root causes of violence against migrants, dual citizenship policies, refugee protection, migrant networks, and the impact of migration on development and inequality. These articles provide diverse perspectives and contribute to a broader understanding of migration issues in Africa. [Extracted from the article]

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2024
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37. Remesas de alimentos transfronterizas y transferencias móviles: Las experiencias de los migrantes zimbabuenses en Ciudad del Cabo, Sudáfrica

Author

Sithole, Sean, Tevera, Daniel, and Dinbabo, Mulugeta F.

Subjects
mobile transfers, traslados móviles, COVID- 19, Zimbabwean migrants, Food remittances, digital remittances, migrantes Zimbabuenses, Remesas de alimentos, seguridad alimentaria, COVID-19, food security, remesas digitales
Abstract

Mobile transfers have become a defining feature of cross-border remittance transmission in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). However, recent studies on mobile transfers have mainly focused on cash remittances and need to pay more attention to mobile food transfers. This paper addresses this research gap on mobile food transfers by examining cross-border food remittances and mobile transfers by Zimbabwean migrants residing in Cape Town, South Africa, to their families and friends back home. In this paper, we seek to understand the factors influencing the uptake of digital food remittances by Zimbabwean migrants who have lived in South Africa for at least three years. The paper is based on a mixed research study carried out in Cape Town during the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown in 2020. The mixed-methods study involved a questionnaire survey of 100 Zimbabwean nationals that was complemented by in-depth interviews with 10 participants selected from the interviewed group. The study findings reveal that the national COVID-19 pandemic lockdown disrupted informal food-remitting channels and, at the same time, helped to solidify the digital and mobile food transfers across national borders that have emerged in SSA in recent years. Las transferencias móviles se han convertido en un rasgo definitorio de la transmisión transfronteriza de remesas en el África subsahariana (ASS). Sin embargo, los estudios recientes sobre las transferencias móviles se han centrado principalmente en las remesas en efectivo y es necesario prestar más atención a las transferencias móviles de alimentos. Este artículo aborda esta laguna en la investigación sobre las transferencias móviles de alimentos examinando las remesas transfronterizas de alimentos y las transferencias móviles de los emigrantes zimbabuenses que residen en Ciudad del Cabo (Sudáfrica) a sus familias y amigos en su país. En este trabajo, tratamos de entender los factores que influyen en la aceptación de las remesas digitales de alimentos por parte de los emigrantes zimbabuenses que han vivido en Sudáfrica durante al menos tres años. El artículo se basa en un estudio de investigación mixto realizado en Ciudad del Cabo durante el cierre nacional de COVID-19 en 2020. El estudio de métodos mixtos incluyó una encuesta por cuestionario a 100 ciudadanos de Zimbabue que se complementó con entrevistas en profundidad a 10 participantes seleccionados del grupo entrevistado. Las conclusiones del estudio revelan que el bloqueo nacional por la pandemia COVID-19 interrumpió los canales informales de transmisión de alimentos y, al mismo tiempo, contribuyó a consolidar las transferencias digitales y móviles de alimentos a través de las fronteras nacionales que han surgido en el ASS en los últimos años.

Published
2023
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38. Editorial

Author

Dinbabo, Mulugeta F.

Abstract

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Published
2022

40. Socio-Economic Inequity and Decision-Making under Uncertainty: West African Migrants' Journey across the Mediterranean to Europe

Author

Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Badewa, Adeyemi, Yeboah, Collins, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Badewa, Adeyemi, and Yeboah, Collins

Abstract

Understanding the nexus between poverty, inequality and decision-making under uncertainty in migrants’ journeys across the Mediterranean Sea to Europe remains a significant challenge, raising intense scholarly debate. Several suggestions have been offered on how to reduce migrants’ journeys across the Mediterranean Sea to Europe in several guises, including the formulation and implementation of proper social, political and economic policies in Africa. Despite all odds and challenges, migrants from Africa cross state boundaries and stay in transit state(s) for limited periods, en route the Mediterranean Sea to Europe. Underpinned by different migration theories and conceptual frameworks, our study applied a qualitative methodology to examine why migrants decide, under uncertainty, to cross the Mediterranean Sea from their countries of origin to the ultimate destinations in Europe. While focusing on the life experiences of purposively selected migrants from West Africa, the research seeks to address the underlying factors of irregular migration. The result of this empirical study clearly illustrates that limited access to opportunities, poverty and unemployment amidst precarious development challenges and the youth population bulge, exacerbate Africa’s migration crisis. The study finally brings into focus empirical observations and provides suggestions for stakeholders’ engagement in addressing African migration challenges.

Published
2022

42. Cross-border food remittances and mobile transfers: The experiences of Zimbabwean migrants in Cape Town, South Africa.

Author

Sithole, Sean, Tevera, Daniel, and Dinbabo, Mulugeta F.

Subjects
REMITTANCES, COVID-19 pandemic, EVIDENCE gaps, IMMIGRANTS, FOOD prices
Abstract

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2022
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43. The impact of technological progress and digitization on Ghana's economy.

Author

Boakye, Alex, Nwabufo, Nnenna, and Dinbabo, Mulugeta

Subjects
TECHNOLOGICAL progress, DIGITIZATION, ECONOMIC expansion, ECONOMIC development, PANEL analysis
Abstract

This study analyzed the impact of technological progress and digitization on Ghana's economy using panel data for the period 2009–2019. Technological progress and economic growth inter-dependency was analyzed in two steps. First, the relation was tested using Augmented Dickey–Fuller method. Second, we estimated the long-run relation between the variables by using Engel Granger and Error Correction models. The results indicate that adopting technology or digitizing the economy has the potential to drive sustainable growth and development. In particular, it was noted that ICT investments drive high productivity rates and faster economic growth. In sum, technological progress and digitization have the potential to foster significant growth and therefore must be given high credence in the planning and designing of development programmes. This paper contributes to development theories on the role that ICT plays in economic growth and development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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44. Socio-Economic Inequity and Decision-Making under Uncertainty: West African Migrants’ Journey across the Mediterranean to Europe

Author

Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Badewa, Adeyemi, Yeboah, Collins, Dinbabo, Mulugeta F., Badewa, Adeyemi, and Yeboah, Collins

Abstract

Understanding the nexus between poverty, inequality and decision-making under uncertainty in migrants’ journeys across the Mediterranean Sea to Europe remains a significant challenge, raising intense scholarly debate. Several suggestions have been offered on how to reduce migrants’ journeys across the Mediterranean Sea to Europe in several guises, including the formulation and implementation of proper social, political and economic policies in Africa. Despite all odds and challenges, migrants from Africa cross state boundaries and stay in transit state(s) for limited periods, en route the Mediterranean Sea to Europe. Underpinned by different migration theories and conceptual frameworks, our study applied a qualitative methodology to examine why migrants decide, under uncertainty, to cross the Mediterranean Sea from their countries of origin to the ultimate destinations in Europe. While focusing on the life experiences of purposively selected migrants from West Africa, the research seeks to address the underlying factors of irregular migration. The result of this empirical study clearly illustrates that limited access to opportunities, poverty and unemployment amidst precarious development challenges and the youth population bulge, exacerbate Africa’s migration crisis. The study finally brings into focus empirical observations and provides suggestions for stakeholders’ engagement in addressing African migration challenges.

Published
2021

50. Irregular Migration and Regional Security Complex in the Sahel-Lake Chad Corridor: A Human Security Discourse.

Author

Badewa, Adeyemi S. and Dinbabo, Mulugeta F.

Subjects
HUMAN security, HUMAN smuggling, REGIONAL development, MASS migrations, HUMAN migrations, THEMATIC analysis, EMIGRATION & immigration
Abstract

Eurocentric approaches to migration management dominate regional and domestic policymaking on human mobility in Africa. The obstruction of the historical Sahel-Maghreb migration exchange system and protracted human security challenges intensify irregular migration in the Sahel (a semiarid belt separating North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa). Consequently, the trafficking and smuggling of migrants across the Sahel-Maghreb and the Mediterranean Sea en route to Europe, have compelled European-led migration containment measures. This aggravates humanitarian crisis, impeding mobility, and stimulating regional development challenges in Africa. The thematic analysis of qualitative data (empirical and secondary) by the study examines the causality of irregular migration and regional security in the Sahel-Lake Chad corridor. It deconstructs human security and geopolitics as critical elements for understanding the narratives of Africa's migration crises. Therefore, a holistic regional security-development strategy is suggested toward effective migration governance in the Sahel and harnessing the potentials of human mobility in Africa. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

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