12/18/2023 0 Comments Eritrea raids ras alula![]() By the time of the publication in 2019, there is a new political development. This article was written at the end of 2017. By giving insight into the history, the course war and dynamics of conflictual relations and the frozen war between these two states will help to understand the security dynamics of the region. The paper is a desk study, mainly based on secondary data analysis of the available secondary information and documentary examinations news materials, academic literature, books, and online articles were used. The aim of this article is designed to provide an overview of the historical relations between Ethiopia and Eritrea from pre-colonial times up until the break-out, the major causes of the war, as well as its course and to analyze the situation after the cease-fire including the failed UN peacekeeping and later the proxy war in Somalia. Key words: Alternative Conflict Management – ACM, Economy, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Peace, Society, Looking at the camaraderie of the Abiy and Esayas, it could suggests itself, and seems within reach, only to elude and appears readily practicable only to resist realisation. ![]() Moreover, it addresses alternative conflict management, leadership requisites for peace, and concludes by protocols for analysis of conflicts and ensuring the continuity of a three thousand years common narrative and project the two nations into the 21 st century. Hence, the research questions to be addresses are the demarcation, according to the Algiers Agreement, what happens if the line runs through communities? What happens if the people in the border (Ethiopia and Eritrea) prefer the citizenship status quo they have now when they are told to belong to a different nation after the demarcation? How are their citizens going to participate in the peace processes? What alternative conflict management tools are going to be used if the two sides are to create lasting peace? The trajectories of conflict management point to issues of citizenship and the rules of the game, socioeconomic axes of convergence, civil societies articulation of their vulnerability, entrepreneurship and shrinking natural resources base. Now that the two historically and culturally originated nations sharing nationhood for over 3000 year since the Axumite kingdom have decided to make peace, the knowledge gap of the study augurs on how to move form containment to détente and resolve the border, citizenship, economic and social issues in the current peace initiative. Hence, the necessity for a multidisciplinary approach and variety of collaborative strategies that seek to bring Eritrea & Ethiopia to agree on processes, strategies, structures and systems to narrow their differences to manageable roundtable discussions. Conflicts often serve as vital stimulus for affirmative and constructive change they can and do cause major societal destabilisation. Thousands have died in politically motivated clashes and trying to leave both countries. Following the disagreement between the two nations, hundreds of thousands have died in the Ethio-Eritrean War. It is based on, the author indented to write this journal which contains the public relation of the two people and the foreign policies of the governments in different situations and mainly the cause and possible outcomes of the conflict.Īs the fulminating war against the junta in Ethiopia was nearly over in 1991, the opening salvo of the Transitional Period Charter of Ethiopia recognised the self-determination of the Eritrean People that secured the Eritrean referendum and independence. ![]() ![]() But the imagination of this peaceful coexistence is not continued with the today’s reality rather they engaged with sword war in the cause of border. TPLF (now EPRDF) and PFDJ/EPLF were powerful who have fought together side by side to achieve their power. Since 19th century many political and military groups were founded especially in Eritrea province against colonization and in Tigrai against the military regime. Historically, it was due to external aggression and colonization of powerful nations (British and then Italy) that the northern part of Ethiopia (now Eritrea) became more controversial in the horn of Africa and in Ethiopia in particular. This paper is the result of a series of case studies, reports of different workshops, claim charges and their procedures conducted during different arbitrations and personal observation of the writer on the grounds of Ethiopia and Eritrea. ![]()
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