State Building and Resilience Strategies against the contemporary public crises of Ethiopia: (A Critical Analysis)
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.5, No. 11)Publication Date: 2016-11-05
Authors : Tewelde Gebresslase; Costantinos Berhutesfa;
Page : 622-630
Keywords : Public crises; state building; Ethnic diversity; NPM; Resilience; FSI; Ethiopia;
Abstract
This is surveillance, reports, working papers and literature based research paper for reviewing the current public crises of Ethiopia. Todays Public crises of Ethiopia area bottleneck against its socio-economic transformation and an increasing source of probable threats to state building and stability. As to the experience from the failed states, public crises are symptoms for weak (acute stress), fragile and then unstable state of collapse which could disunite the Government from the society. Besides, unless it manages through a careful investigation society from different ethnic group becomes enemy of one another. Thus, this paper tried to assess the root grounds of these crises and their public costs. For convenience, state building paradigms are analyzed in the context of Ethiopia and the two selected nations which are Sudan and Somalia from the states listed under states declared to be failed which ranked at Very High Alert, based on social, economic and political indicators. This paper thus, argues that the current public crises of Ethiopia are highly intervening via the internal and external factors, which have a direct impact on the State building, resilience and socio-political renaissance.
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