The Horn of Africa's Dilemma

THE TURMOIL IN THE HORN OF AFRICA DERIVES FROM CONFLICT BETWEEN SOMALI AND ERITREAN NATIONALISM & A BASIC PRINCIPLE OF THE ORGANIZATION OF AFRICAN UNITY: THE INVIOLABILITY OF COLONIAL BORDERS. ETHOPIA, WITHIN WHOSE BORDERS LIVE BOTH ERITREANS & SOMALIS, MUST WIN ON BOTH FRONTS OR FACE THE PR...

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Published in:Foreign policy 1978-01, Vol.30 (30), p.116-131
Main Author: Chaliand, Gérard
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Countries
Emperors
FOREIGN POLICY
Government corruption
Highlands
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Killing
Marxian economics
Muslims
ORGANIZATION OF AFRICAN STATES
Peasant class
POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT OR POLITICAL DEGENERATION
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
Ports
PUBLIC POLICY
Secessionism
UNITED STATES, 1945 TO PRESENT
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Summary:THE TURMOIL IN THE HORN OF AFRICA DERIVES FROM CONFLICT BETWEEN SOMALI AND ERITREAN NATIONALISM & A BASIC PRINCIPLE OF THE ORGANIZATION OF AFRICAN UNITY: THE INVIOLABILITY OF COLONIAL BORDERS. ETHOPIA, WITHIN WHOSE BORDERS LIVE BOTH ERITREANS & SOMALIS, MUST WIN ON BOTH FRONTS OR FACE THE PROBABLE FALL OF ITS GOVERNMENT.
ISSN:0015-7228
1945-2276
DOI:10.2307/1148190