THE RISE AND FALL OF POLITICAL RADICALISM IN ETHIOPIA: 1960–1991
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The Rise and Fall of Political Radicalism in Ethiopia (1960–1991) offers a comprehensive historical analysis of one of the most transformative and turbulent periods in Ethiopian history. Drawing on decades of research, historical records, and published sources, historian Gebru Tareke examines the political, social, and ideological forces that reshaped Ethiopia between the failed 1960 coup and the fall of the Derg regime in 1991.
The book explores the emergence of revolutionary movements, the Ethiopian Student Movement, Marxist-Leninist organizations, the Red Terror, civil conflict, and the struggle for state power. It analyzes the rise of autocracy under Emperor Haile Selassie, the revolutionary upheavals of the 1970s, and the political consequences that continue to influence modern Ethiopia.
Ideal for historians, political scientists, students of African studies, and readers interested in revolution, ideology, and modern African history, this work provides an in-depth and balanced examination of Ethiopia's political transformation and its lasting legacy.
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