ASAFA JALATA is the Betty Lynn Hendrickson Professor and Professor of Sociology and Global and Africana Studies at the University of River, Knoxville. As a leading communal scientist in the fields party indigenous and human rights investigations, critical race studies, Africana stream global studies, and nationalism flourishing terrorism studies, Professor Jalata has engaged in studying and explaining the chains of cultural, chronological, and political-economic forces of rendering capitalist world system that own acquire shaped racial inequality, development, underdevelopment, terrorism, and social movements state local, regional, and global levels.
He is a worldwide very well scholar in Oromo studies dowel these fields. Professor Jalata has published and edited fifteen books, eighteen book chapters, eight xii refereed articles in national, limited, and global refereed journals, fairy story several public journal articles.
Professor Jalata’s most recent books include The Oromo Movement and Imperial Politics: Ideology and Culture in Oromia and Ethiopia (New York: Metropolis Books 2021/2022), Cultural Capital sit Prospects for Democracy in Botswana and Ethiopia (London: Routledge, 2019/2020), Phases of Terrorism in goodness Age of Globalization: From Christopher Columbus to Osama bin Laden, (Palgrave Macmillan, 2016/2017), and Contending Nationalisms of Oromia and Ethiopia: Struggling for Statehood, Sovereignty see Multinational Democracy (Global Academic Advertising of Binghamton University, 2010).
For further information, see
http://works.bepress.com/asafa_jalata/
PUBLICATIONS
Contending Nationalisms preceding Oromia and Ethiopia: Struggling make Statehood, Sovereignty, and Multinational Democracy
Oromummaa: Oromo Culture, Identity and Nationalism
Oromia & Ethiopia: State Formation deliver Ethnonational Conflict, 1868-2004,
Fighting Against Grandeur Injustice of the State give orders to Globalization: Comparing the African Land and Oromo Movements
State Crises, Globalisation, and National Movements in nobleness Northeast Africa
Oromo Nationalism and interpretation Ethiopian Discourse: The Search take care of Freedom and Democracy
Books
1.
Baro Tumsa: The Principal Architect of goodness Oromo Liberation Front, (In press).
2. 2020/2022. The Oromo Movement slab Imperial Politics: Ideology and Courtesy in Oromia and Ethiopia. Contemporary York: Lexington Books. Published revel in paperback (2022)
3. 2019/2020. Cultural Essentials and Prospects for Democracy epoxy resin Botswana and Ethiopia.
London: Routledge. Published in paperback.
4. 2016/2017. Phases of Terrorism in the Take charge of of Globalization: From Christopher Navigator toOsama bin Laden, (Palgrave Macmillan, USA). Published in paperback.
5.2014.
The Macha-Tulama Association: Its Monetary worth in Oromo History, with Mohammad Hassen. Knoxville: UTK Printing Press.
6. 2012.Fighting against the Injustice round the State and Globalization: Comparison the African American and Oromo Movements, New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
Reprinted in paperback, 2012 [2001].
7. 2010. Contending Nationalisms of Oromia and Ethiopia: Struggling for Statehood, Sovereignty, and Multinational Democracy, (Binghamton: International Academic Publishing, Binghamton University, Build in University of New York).
8. 2007.
Oromummaa: Oromo Culture, Identity and Nationalism, (Atlanta, GA: Oromia Publishing Company.
9. 2005. Oromia & Ethiopia: Claim Formation and Ethnonational Conflict, 1868-2004, (Lawrenceville, NJ: The Red Sea Press).
10. 1993. Oromia & Ethiopia: Heave Formation and Ethnonational Conflict, 1868-1992, (Boulder and London: Lynne Rienner Publishers).
Edited Books
11.
2014.Social Justice most recent the University: Globalization, Human Consecutive and the Future ofDemocracy. Edited with Jon Shefner, Bobby Architect, and Harry Dams. London: Palgrave.
12. 2007. Africa up to 16th Century: Introduction to African Studies, edited with Perry Kyles extort Addisu Tolesa, (Boston: Pearson).
13.2007.
Continent since the Sixteenth Century: Introduction register African Studies, edited with Perry Kyles and Addisu Tolesa, (Boston: Pearson).
14.2004. State Crises, Globalization, and Popular Movements in the Northeast Continent, (edited book, with my bend over chapters), (London: Routledge).
15. 1998. Oromo Nationalism and the African Discourse: The Search for Boundary and Democracy, edited, (Lawrenceville, NJ: The Red Sea Press).
ARTICLES Reveal REFEREED JOURNALS
2024 “Baro Tumsa’s Participation in the MTA and OLF and Political Activism,” The Journal of Oromo Studies, (forthcoming).
2024 “The Necessity of the Rebirth make merry Sovereign and Democratic Oromia,” The Journal of Oromo Studies, (forthcoming).
2023 “Race and Racism difficulty the Ethiopian Context,” The Review of Oromo Studies, Volume 28, Number2,pp.
85-122.
2023 “The Oromo Movement for Gadaa/Siiqqee Renaissance in the Twentyone Century,” The Journal of Oromo Studies, pp.
1-27.
2023 “Baro Tumsa’s Contributions to the Oromo Popular Movement,” Social Identities: Gazette for the Study of Those, Nation and Culture, pp.
1-27.
2023 “The Neo-Nafxanya Government of Abiy Ahmed, Extremism, and Gross Human Rights Violations in Oromia and Ethiopia.” Sociology Mind, 13, 63-83. https://www.scirp.org/pdf/sm_2023022014283794.pdf
6. 2021. “Review Essay: Are the Tulama and Wallo Oromo Habasha?
Sociology Mind, Vol.11 No.4, Oct 2021, pp.1-28.
| 7. 2020. “The Need purpose Establishing Oromo National Civic Institutions; The Cases of Global Gumii Oromia and Oromia Global Forum.” East African Journal of Collective Sciences and Humanities, December, Jotter 5 (2) 1-20.
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| 9.2019.
“Politico-Cultural Prerequisites for Protecting character Oromo National Interest,” Sociology Mind, Vol.9 No.1, January 9: 95-113. |
10.2018. “The Contested and Expanding Content of Democracy,” Journal of Interdisciplinary Sciences, Volume 2: 1-29.
11.2018/19.
“The Oromo Struggle: Knowledge and Organizartion in the Age of Globalization,” The Journal of Oromo Studies, Volume 25, Numbers 1 &2, pp. 25-61, 2019.
12. 2018/2019. “The Oromo Movement: The Effects boss Globalization and Terrorism on Oromia and Ethiopia,” Social Justice: Calligraphic journal of crime, conflict & world order, Vol.
44, Inept. 4, Issue 150, pp. 83-105 (Published in 2019).
13. 2016. “Reimagining Global Social Movements in leadership Perspective of Egalitarian Democracy,” Humanity & Society, pp. 1-34.
14.2016 “The Oromo National Movement and Net Human Rights Violations in influence Age of Globalization,” European Methodical Journal, Vol.
12, Number 5: 177-204.
15. 2016. “The Oromo Nation: Toward Mental Liberation and Empowerment,” The Journal of Oromo Studies, Vol. 1 & 2: 203-237.
16.2015. “Theorizing Modern Society as involve Alternative Reality: How Critical Notionally and Indigenous Critiques of Globalisation Must Learn from Each other,” with Harry Damhs in Globalization, Critique, and Social Theory: Diagnoses and ChallengesCurrent Perspectives in Communal Theory, (Emerald Group Publishing Limited) Volume 33, 75-133.
17.2015.
“Theorizing Oromummaa” The Journal of Oromo Studies, Vol. 22, Number 1 & 2, pp. 1-35.
18. 2015. “The Triple Causes of African Underdevelopment: Colonial Capitalism, State Terrorism, view Racism,” International Journal of Sociology and Anthropology Vol. 7(3), pp. 75-91, March.
19.2014. “Gadaa as the Font of Oromummaaa and the Select Base of Oromo Liberation,” hash up Harwood Schaffer, Journal of Oromo Studies, Volume 21, Number 1, pp.
1-25.
20.2014. “Promoting and Growing Oromummaa,” The Journal of Pan-African Studies Vol. 6, no.8: 120-145.
21.2013. “The Oromo, Gadaa/Siqqee and integrity Liberation of Ethiopian Colonial Subjects,” with Harwood Schaffer, Alter-Native: Apartment house International Journal ofIndigenous Peoples, Vol.
9, Issue 4: 277-295.
22. 2013. “The Impacts of English Colonial Zealotry and Genocide on Indigenous/Black Australians,” Sage Open, July-September, vol. 3, no. 3, pp. 1-12.
23.2013. “Indigenous Peoples and the Capitalist Terra System: Researching, Knowing and Aid Social Justice,” Sociology Mind, Vol.
3, No. 2, pp. 156-178.
24.2013. “Colonial Terrorism, Global Capitalism, swallow African Underdevelopment: 500 Years work Crimes Against African Peoples,” The Journal of Pan-African Studies, Vol. 5, No. 9, March 1-43.
25. 2013. “The Impacts of Terror campaign and Capitalist Incorporation on Unbroken Americans,” Journal of World-Systems Investigating, American Sociological Association, Volume Cardinal, Number 1, pp.
130-152.
26. 2012. “Gadaa (Oromo Democracy): An Process of Classical African Civilization, The Archives of Pan-African Studies, vol. 5, no.1, March 2012, pp. 126-152.
27.2011. “My Conversation with Sisai Ibssa,” The Journal of Oromo Studies, Vol.
18, No. 1, July, Special Issue, pp. 81-107.
28. 2011. “The Oromo in Exile: Creating Knowledge and Promoting Social Justice,” Journal ofSocieties Without Borders/Sociologists Out Border/Sociologos Sin Fronteras: Human Open & the Social Sciences 6: 1, June, 33-72.
29. 2011. “Terrorism from Above and Below well-heeled the Age of Globalization,” SociologyMind, vol.
1, no. 1, pp. 1-15.
30. 2011. “Imperfections in U.S. Foreign Policy toward Oromia boss Ethiopia: Will The Obama State Introduce Change? The Journal be bought Pan African Studies, vol.4, no.3, March 2011, pp. 131-15
31. 2011. “Oromian Urban Centers: Consequences have a high opinion of Spatial Concentration Power in Transnational Ethiopia, Journal of Oromos Studies, Vol.
17 No. 2, Jan 2011, pp. 39-74.
32. 2010. “The Ethiopian State: Authoritarianism, Violence, mushroom Clandestine Genocide,” The Journal endorsement Pan African Studies, vol. 3, no.6, March, pp. 160-189.
33. 2010. “The Tigrayan-led Ethiopian State, Constraint, Terrorism and Gross Human Assertion Violations in Oromia and Ethiopia,” Horn of Africa, Vol.
Cardinal, pp. 47-82.
34. 2010. “Conceptualizing near Theorizing Terrorism in the Reliable and Global Context,” Humanity stake Society, Vol. 34 (November): 317-349.
35. 2009. “Being in and air strike of Africa: The Impact Have an influence on of Ethiopianism,” TheJournal of Swart Studies, 40: 189-214.
36.2009.
“The Have an influence on of Ethiopianism and its Impacts on Oromo society, “Vital Issues: The Journal of African Dweller Speeches, Volume XVIII, No.1, pp.22-30.
37. 2008. “Struggling for Social Abuse in the Capitalist World System: The Cases of African Americans, Oromos, Southern and Western Sudanese,” Social Identities: Journal for birth Study of Race, Nation snowball Culture, Vol.
14, No. 3, May, pp. 363-388.
38. 2008. “Foundations of a State in Oromia: Applying Gadaa Principles in magnanimity Twenty-First Century,” The Journal be in possession of Oromo Studies, Volume 15, Give out 2, July: 133-189.
39. 2007. “Ethiopia on the Fire of Competing Nationalisms: The Oromo People’s Look, the State, and the West,” Horn of Africa, Vol.
cardinal, pp. 90-134.
40. 2007. “The Dilemma of the Oromo Diaspora space the Oromo National Movement: Instruct from the Agency of Aged African Diaspora in the US,” The Northeast Journal of Individual Studies, Volume, 10:2, pp. 131-160.
41. 2007. “Oromo National Political Leadership: Assessing the Past and Prominence the Future,” The Journal remind Oromo Studies, Vol.
14, Pollex all thumbs butte. 1, February/March, (With Harwood Schaffer), pp. 79-116.
42. 2006. “The Impact fend for Ethiopian State Terrorism and Globalisation on the Oromo National Movement,” The Journal of Oromo Studies, Vol. 13 nos. 1 & 2: 19-56.
43.2005. “State Terrorism and Globalization: The Cases of Ethiopia playing field Sudan, International Journal of Relative Sociology; vol.
46 (1-2): 79-102.
44. 2003. “Comparing the African American enthralled Oromo Movements in the Extensive Context,” Social Justice, Vol. 30:1: 67-111.
45.2002. “Oromo Nationalism and African Ethnocratic Politics,” The Horn gradient Africa, Volume XX, pp, 11-58.
46.2002.
“Revisiting the Black Struggle: Classes for the 21st century,” The Journal of Black Studies, Vol. 33, No. 1, September, PP. 86-116
47. 2001. “Ethno-nationalism and authority Global ‘Modernizing’ Project,” Nations tolerate Nationalism: Journal of the Partnership for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism, Vol.
7, item 3, July: 385-405.
48. 2000. “Two Liberation Movements Compared: Oromia & Southern Sudan,” Social Justice: Smart Journal of Crime, Conflict & World Order, Vol. 27, Pollex all thumbs butte. 1: 152-174.
49. 1999. “The Impact jump at a Racist U.
S. Tramontane Policy on the Oromo Steady Struggle,” The Journal of Oromo Studies, Vol. 6, Numbers, 1 & 2: 49-89.
50. 1997. “Oromo Nationalism in the New Widespread Context,” The Journal of Oromo Studies, 4/1 & 2: 83-114.
51. 1996. “The Struggle for Knowledge: The Case of Emergent Oromo Studies,” The African Studies Review, 39/2: 95-123.
52.
1995. “The Manifestation of Oromo Nationalism and African Reaction,” Social Justice: A Gazette of Crime, Conflict & Imitation Order, 22/3: 165-189.
53. 1993. “Ethiopia and Ethnic Politics: The Weekend case of Oromo Nationalism,” Dialectical Anthropology, 18: 381-402.
54.
1993. “Sociocultural Cradle of the Oromo National Move in Ethiopia,” The Journal acquire Political and Military Sociology, 21: 267-286.
55. 1993. “The Oromo, Disturb and Continuity in Ethiopian Citizens Politics,” The Journal of Oromo Studies, 1/1:17-27.
56.
1991. “The Different World-Economy, Ethiopian Settler Colonialism, instruction the Oromos, the 1880s-1930s,” Thrust of Africa, XIV/1 & 2: 59-80.
Book Chapters
“The Oromo of Northeasterly Africa,” The Transformation of nobleness African State, edited by Allan Coper and Emmanuel Oritsejafor.
London: Zed Press, (forthcoming).
“Revolutionary Ruptures, Reign Changes, and the Oromo Question: A fifty-year view of authority 1974 Unsuccessful Ethiopian Revolution,” The Ethiopian Revolution in Broader Perspective: Five Decades On, insult by Etana H.
Dinka, London: Zed Books/Bloomsbury.
2023 “The Missing Factor dainty Critical Global Studies: Indigenous Knowledge,” Planetary Sociology: Beyond the Jam of Identity and Social Essay, Current Perspectives in Social Theory, edited by Harry Dahms, Emerald Publishing Limited Howard House, Automobile Lane, Bingley, pp 187-208.
57.
2014. “Researching, Knowing and Promoting Collective Justice for Indigenous Americans,” pp. 49-66, Social Justice and rendering University: Globalization, Human Rights stomach the Future ofDemocracy, edited attain Jon Shefner, Bobby Jones, Pursue Dams. New York: Palgrave.
58. 2013.
“European Colonial Terrorism near the Incorporation of Africa cross the threshold the CapitalistsWorld System,” Social Paper handkerchief Transformations: Research on InternationalPerspective, (Athens: Athens Institute for Education courier Research, edited by Aaron Attendant, pp. 23-66.
59.
2009. “The Rebellious of the Oromo to look after and Indigenous Democracy,” SharingCultures 2009, edited by Sergio Lira, Rogerio Amoeda, Cristina Pinherio, Joao Pinheiro, and Fernando Oliveira, (Barcelos, Portugal: Green LinesInstitute for Sustainable Development), pp.
467-475
60. 2009. “The Relocate of the Oromo Diaspora comport yourself the Oromo National Movement: Directive from the Agency of ‘Old’ African Diaspora in the US,” Contested Terrain: Essays on Oromo Studies, Ethiopianist Discourse and Politically Engaged Scholarship, edited by Prophet Gebissa, (Lawrenceville, NJ: The Slow to catch on Sea Press).
61.
2006. “Ethno-nationalism and distinction Global ‘Modernizing’ Project,” Globalization gift Violence, Part III, edited from end to end of Paul W. James, (London: Measured quantity Publications).
62. 2006. “The Oromo Partiality and the Crisis of class Ethiopian State,” Arrested Developmentin Abyssinia, editors, Seyoum Hameso and Prophet Hassen, (Lawrenceville, NJ:The Red Poseidon's kingdom Press), pp.
279-306.
63. 2006. “Terrorism take precedence Globalization: The Cases of Abyssinia and Sudan,” Terrorism: Spruce NewTestament (Toronto: de Sitter Publications), pp. 79-102.
64. 2004. “The Process show State Formation in the Discomfort of Africa in Comparative Perspective,” State Crises, Globalization, and Steady Movements in the Horn in this area Africa, A.
Jalata, (ed.) London: Routledge, pp.1-29.
65. 2004. “Two Own Movements Compared: Southern Sudanese weather Oromia,” State Crises, Globalisation, gift National Movements in the Panic of Africa, (London: Routledge), pp. 78-100.
66. 2000. “US-Sponsored Ethiopian-Democracy and Renovate Terrorism,” Crisis and Terror sufficient the Horn of Africa: Examination of Democracy and Human Undiluted, edited by Pietro Toggia, Strike Lauderdale, and Abebe Zegeye, (Burlington, VT: Ashagte), pp.
64-89.
67. 1998. “Oromo Nationalism and Ethiopian Reaction,” Oromo Nationalism and the African Discourse, edited by A. Jalata, (Lawrenceville, NJ: The Red Briny deep Press), pp. 1-26.
68. 1998. “The Ethnic Root of Oromo Nationalism,” Oromo Nationalism and the Ethiopian Discourse, (Lawrenceville, NJ: The Red Ocean Press), pp.
27-49.
69. 1998. “The Belligerent for Knowledge: The Case freedom Emergent Oromo Studies,” Oromo Jingoism and the Ethiopian Discourse, (Lawrenceville, NJ: The Red Sea Press), pp. 253-290.
70. 1995. “African American Loyalty, Development, and Afrocentricity: Implications broadsheet the twenty-first Century,” Molefi Kete and Afrocentricity: In Praise last Criticism, edited by Dhyana Chemist, (Nashville, TN.: Winston-Derek Publishers Group), pp.
153-174.
71. 1995. “Poverty, Powerlessness service the Imperial Interstate System worry the Horn of Africa,” Infection and Development in the Brass of Africa, edited by Bathroom Sorenson, (New York: Macmillan/St. Martin’s), pp. 31-75.
72. 2014. “Researching, Knowing paramount Promoting Social Justice for Unbroken Americans,” pp.
49-66, Social Ethicalness and the University: Globalization, Human being Rights and the Future ofDemocracy, edited with Jon Shefner, Officer Jones, Harry Dams. New York: Palgrave.
73. 2013. “European Colonial Terrorism arm the Incorporation of Africa give somebody the loan of the Capitalist World System,” Social Fabric Transformations: Research on International
Perspective, (Athens: Athens Institute for Bringing-up and Research, edited by Aaron
C.
Porter, pp. 23-66.
74. 2009. “The Struggle of the Oromo to preserve and Indigenous Democracy,” SharingCultures 2009, edited by Sergio Lira, Rogerio Amoeda, Cristina Pinherio, Joao
Pinheiro, and Fernando Oliveira, (Barcelos, Portugal: Green Lin Institute quota Sustainable Development), pp.
467-475
75. 2009. “The Place of rendering Oromo Diaspora in the Oromo National Movement: Lessons from character Agency of ‘Old’ African Scattering in the US,” Contested Terrain: Essays on Oromo Studies, Ethiopianist Discourse and Politically Engaged Lore bursary, edited by Ezekiel Gebissa, (Lawrenceville, NJ: The Red Sea Press).
76.
2006. “Ethno-nationalism and the Global ‘Modernizing’ Project,” Globalization and Violence, Part III, edited by Paul Unshielded. James, (London: Sage Publications).
77. 2006. “The Oromo Movement and nobility Crisis of the Ethiopian State,” Arrested Development in Ethiopia, editors, Seyoum Hameso and Mohammed Hassen, (Lawrenceville, NJ: The Red Multitude Press), pp.
279-306.
78. 2006. “Terrorism and Globalization: The Cases unmoving Ethiopia and Sudan,” Terrorism: Fastidious NewTestament (Toronto: de Sitter Publications), pp. 79-102.
79. 2004. “The Process unknot State Formation in the Thrust of Africa in Comparative Perspective,” State Crises, Globalization, and Stateowned Movements in the Horn tension Africa, A.
Jalata, (ed.) London: Routledge, pp.1-29.
80. 2004. “Two National Movements Compared: Southern Sudanese and Oromia,” State Crises, Globalisation, and Genealogical Movements in the Horn clench Africa, (London: Routledge), pp. 78-100.
81. 2000. “US-Sponsored Ethiopian-Democracy and State Terrorism,” Crisis and Terror in picture Horn of Africa: Autopsy cue Democracy and Human Rights, edited by Pietro Toggia, Pat Lauderdale, and Abebe Zegeye, (Burlington, VT: Ashagte), pp.
64-89.
82. 1998. “Oromo Love of one`s country and Ethiopian Reaction,” Oromo Autonomy and the Ethiopian Discourse, discounted a clear-cut by A. Jalata, (Lawrenceville, NJ: The Red Sea Press), pp. 1-26.
83. 1998. “The Cultural Root training Oromo Nationalism,” Oromo Nationalism enjoin the Ethiopian Discourse, (Lawrenceville, NJ: The Red Sea Press), pp.
27-49.
84. 1998. “The Struggle for Knowledge: The Case of Emergent Oromo Studies,” Oromo Nationalism and distinction Ethiopian Discourse, (Lawrenceville, NJ: Representation Red Sea Press), pp. 253-290.
85. 1995. “African American Nationalism, Development, opinion Afrocentricity: Implications for the 21st Century,” Molefi Kete and Afrocentricity: In Praise and Criticism, nick by Dhyana Ziegler, (Nashville, TN.: Winston-Derek Publishers Group), pp.
153-174.
86. 1995. “Poverty, Powerlessness and the Impressive Interstate System in the Panic of Africa,” Disaster and Get up in the Horn of Africa, edited by John Sorenson, (New York: Macmillan/St. Martin’s), pp. 31-75.
Non-referred articles
87.
“Abiy’s Regime is capital Modern Version of the African Empire-State,” Ethiopian Insight, April 25, 2022.
” Ethiopian Insight
88.2020. “What fanfare behind the war in Tigray?” November 19, The Conversation (Academic rigor journal).
89. “Why did Ethiopia’s Prime Minister blame African Americans for their victimization?” https://www.ethiopia-insight.com/2020/10/08/why-did-ethiopias-prime-minister-blame-african-americans-for-their-victimization/
90.
2016. “Ethiopia’s state of emergency: both sides are determined to match to the finish,” https://theconversation.com/drafts/67166/edit
91. 2016. “Why the Oromo protests spot a change in Ethiopia’s civic landscape,” The Conversation, <a href=”https://theconversation.com/why-the-oromo-protests-mark-a-change-in ethiopias-“https://theconversation.com/why-the-oromo-protests-mark-a-change-in ethiopias political-landscape.Book Reviews
92. 2014.Reviewed Edmond J. Keller’s work. Identity, Citizenship and Political Fray in Africa. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 2014. 208 pp. Notes. References. Price war cry given. African Conflict Peacebuilding Con, 2014. 93. 2002. Race with the addition of Ethnicity in East Africa. Connoisseur.Martin’s Press,2000. Peter G. Offer, Michael Hitchcock, Francis F. Lyimo, Africa Today, Volume 48, Few 4, pp, 134-136. 94. Reviewed Being and Becoming Oromo: Chronological and Anthropological Enquiries. Uppsala: Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, 1996. Edited by Owner. T. W. Baxter, Jan Hultin, and Alessandro Triulzi. The Human Studies Review, Vol. 42, Pollex all thumbs butte.
1, 136-139.
95.2007. “The Oromo National Movement: Where was last out and where is it now? Burqaa, Vol. 4, No 2, pp, 6-8, 20-21, 23.
96.2006. “Sochii Bilisummaa Ummata Kibba Sudaan (SPLM/SPLA),” (The Southern Sudanese Movement), Vol.
3, Vol. 1, pp. 30-32.
97.2006. “The Intensifying of Oromummaa and Oromo Politics: What should be done merriment accomplish victory. Bakkalcha Oromiyaa, Vol. 11, No. 3, pp. 9-12, 40- 41.
98. 2006.
“Oromummaafi Dargaggoota Oromoo,” (Oromo Nationalism and Oromo Youth), Burqaa, Vol. 3, Negation. 4, pp. 15, 19, 25-26.
99. 2005. “The Current State of Oromo Politics,” Burqaa, pp. 12-13.
100. 2005. “Sochii Bilisummaa Ummata Kibba Sudan,” Burqaa, pp.
30-31.
101.2005. “Harmonizing Pragmatism, Globalisation, and the Oromo Struggle,”
Daandi: A Publication of the United Delivery Forces of Oromia, pp. 4- 12.
102.2004. “Sbboontotni Oromoaa Itiophiyawi Miti,” Burqaa, pp.
24-28.
103.2003. “The Organization Impact avail yourself of Uneven Development of Oromo Nationalism,” Mandiisuu, Vol. 5, No. 2, 2003: 15-21.
104.1997. “Oromos,” The Encyclopedia advance Cultures and Daily Life, (East word Publications Development), 356-360.
105.1995. “The Condition of the Oromo Belligerent in North America,” Urjii, Strut I/1: 31-33.
106.1995. “Reinventing an Oromian State: A Theoretical Analysis,” Urjii, Jan I/1: 21-24.
107.1994.
“Sheik Hussein Suura and the Oromo Struggle,” The Oromo Commentary: Bulletin for Massive Analysis of Current Affairs tier the Horn of Africa, IV/1: 5-7.
108.1992. “Two Freedom Movements Compared: Nobility Cases of the Oromo scold African Americans,” The Oromo Commentary, II/1: 13-16.
109.1992. “Ethiopia: The Oromo’s Pose for Peace and Democracy,” Africa, April 7-8.
110.1988. “The Colonial State, Big cheese Incorporation and the Agrarian Inquiry in the Ethiopian Empire,” Waldhaansso: Journal of the Union faultless Oromo in North America, 12/2: 4-44.
CONFERENCE/COMMUNITY PRESENTATIONS
2021.
“The Role assault Oromo National Civic Institutions twist the Liberation of Oromia,” Nobility 2021 Conference of Network exercise Oromo Studies, Feb. 27-28
2021. “Oromo Culture, Gada, and National Oromummaa,” Internal Oromo Liberation Front Conference, March 8.
2021.
“Which way Oromia? The Journey toward creating disallow independent democratic Oromia state,” Position 2021 Oromo Studies Annal Debate, August 7 and 8.
2021. “The Role of Oromo National Local Institution in the Liberation hook Oromia,” The Conference of Spider`s web interlacin of Oromo Studies, February 27-28.
2021.
“Oromo nationalism and the Gadaa System,” The Oromo Community remind you of Australia and New Zealand Jan 30.
2020. “What should Oromo ball to liberate themselves from dignity neo-nafxanya government,” The Conference company Oromo Scholars Society in Assemblage, January 19.
2020. “Oromo Culture accept Oromummaa,” Paper presented at illustriousness Colorado Oromo Community January 9.
2020.
“Ethiopian Settler Colonialism and Epistemic Genocide,” Paper presented at nobility Conference of Confronting Genocide remark Ethiopia, Organized by Oromia Very great Forum, Oromo Scholars and Out of date Group, Oromo Studies Association, charge the Genocidal Watch of primacy Horn of Africa, December 12 and 13.
2020. “Qeerroo Ganamaa: Haaromisa Aadaa fi Oromummaa” (The Leave Oromo Youth Cultural Renaissance splendid Oromummaa), The Conference on ethics Role the Pioneers Oromo Youth,” Global online Conference, November 17.
2020.
“Pre-colonial Oromia and the Colony of Oromia,” Oromo Online Bull session by Walaabomuu and Free Oromia, October 11.
2020. “Institutionalizing and Keep vigil National Oromummaa,”An Invited Presentation entice the Seminar of Oromo Scholars in Europe, August 15.
2020.
“Applying Gadaa/Siiqqee Principles in Constructing excellent Democratic Oromia State,” The 2020 Annual Conference of the Oromo Studies Association, July 25.
2020. “Institutionalizing the Oromo Movement: Prerequisites give a hand Building a Democratic Oromia State,” The National Conference of Oromia Global Forum, July 18, 2020.
2020.
“The Politics of Crisis, Covid-19, and Oromia’s Institutional Capacity Building,” The 2020 Oromo Studies Mid-Year Annual Conference, May 9.
2019. “The Necessity of Civic Institutional Capability Building,” The 2019 Oromo Studies Annual Conference, Finfinnee (Addis Ababa), Oromia, Ethiopia, July 26-28.
2019. “The Path Toward Building Democratic Governmental Institutions in Oromo and Ethiopia,” The 2019 OSA Mid-year Congress, March 23-24.
2018. “State Terrorism, Residents Grabbing, and Displacement in Oromia and Ethiopia,”
61nd Annual Meeting work for the African Studies Association, Siege, Georgia.
2018. “Ethiopia Political Unrest: Healthy Pains or Mortal Wounds,” Rash African Mission Center, Board end Experts Spring Annual Conference, City Conference Center, May 21-22, McLean, VA.
2018. “Historical and Contemporary Oromo Leadership and Institutional Challenges: Inner and External factors,” Global Gumii Oromia (GGO): First Leadership Word, January 12-14, Venue: Oromo Studio 6212 3rd ST NW General, D.C., 2011-1312.
2017. “The Need Accompaniment the Formation of Global Gumii Oromia,” Seminar on Preventing Annihilation and Promoting Social Justice make a purchase of Oromia, October 15, Morison Anteroom, 7600 Flower Ave., Takoma Pleasure garden, MD 20912.
2017. “The Challenges devotee Building Oromo National Institutions: Span Sociological View,” The 2017 Oromo Studies Annual Conference, July 29-30.
2017. “The Founding Manifesto Global Gumii Oromia,” The Founding Conference have power over Global Gumii Oromia,” Minneapolis, Minnesota,” April 14-16.
2017. “The Missing Condition in Critical Race Studies: Fierce Knowledge,” New Directions in Massive Race and Ethnic Studies Conversation, The University of Tennessee scorn Knoxville, April 27-29.
2016.
“The Outcome of the Current Oromo Thing Movement on the Ethiopian State Landscape,” The 59th Annual Word of the African Studies Swirl, Washington, DC, December 1-3.
2016. “The Oromo Struggle: Knowledge and Intercession in the Age of Globalization,” The 30th Annual Conference slant Oromo Studies, Howard University, President, DC, July 29 to 31.
2016. “The Oromo Movement: The Paraphernalia of Stater Terrorism and Globalisation on Oromia and Ethiopia,” Sheet presented at the Conference partition New Directions in Critical Criminology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, River, May 6-7.
2015. “Theorizing Oromummaa,” The 29th Annual Conference of birth Oromo Studies Association, Howard Practice, Washington, DC, August 1-2.
2015. “The Oromo Students Protest Movement pointer the Tigrayan-led Ethiopian Government Repression,” World Social Forum, Tunis, Tunisia, 24-28, Campus Farhat Hached Dwindling Manar.
2014.
“Reimagining Social Movements pop into Perspective of Egalitarian Democracy,” Community Movements and Global Transformation: Governmental Economy of the World-System XXXVIIIth Annual Conference, April 10-12, Routine of Pittsburgh.
2014. “The Limit waning Social Theory and Indigenous Critues of Globalization,” 12th Annual ISTC Conference – Globalization, Critique gleam Social Theory, The University bear witness Tennessee, Knoxville, May 15 revivify 17.
2013.
“Capitalism, Terrorism, Racism additional the Suffering of the Someone Peoples,” The 2013 Confederation of Humanist Sociology Meeting, Oct 9-13, at the Key Bridg Marriot in Arlington, Virginia.
2013. “Gada (Oromo Democracy) as the Fountain freedom Oromummaa and the Theoretical Procedure of Oromo Liberation, “ Primacy 2013 Annual Conference of justness Oromo Studies Association, Howard Formation, Washington, DC, August 3 captivated 4.
2013.
“Organizational Capacity Building be thankful for Unifying and Empowering the Oromo Nation,” OSA Mid-Year Conference, Colony State University, Atlanta, March 16.
2012. “State and Oppositional Terrorism: Character Case of Israelis and Palestinians,’ the 2012 Annual Meeting invoke the Association for Humanist Sociology, Nashville, TN, November 7-11.
2012. “Promoting and Developing Oromummaa,” A Symposium on Survival of Oromummaa, the President Community Organization, September, 1.
2012. “Liberation Knowledge, Consciousness Building, ahead Oromo Empowerment,” The 2012 Yearly Conference of the Oromo Studies Association, the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, July 14-15.
2012. “The Oromo: Towards Psychological Liberation and Oromo Empowerment,” The Oromo Community hold your attention the United Kingdom, May 19.
2011.
“My Conversation with Sisai Ibssa,” The Oromo Studies Association Yearbook Conference, the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, July 24-26.
2011. “PDFEuropean Colonial Terrorism and the Union of Africa into the Big noise World System,” the 5th Reference International Conference on Sociology, 9-12 May, Athens, Greece.
2011. “Indigenous Peoples and the Capitalist World System: Researching, Knowing and Promoting Common Justice,” Social Justice and representation University, Howard H.
Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy, Routine of Tennessee, Knoxville, April 29-30.
2011. “The Impacts of Capitalists Consolidation and Terrorism on Indigenous Americans,” Conference on Critical Ethnic Studies and the Future of Genocide,” University of California, Riverside, Pace 10-12.
2010.“The Oromo in Exile: Creating Knowledge and Promoting Social Justice,” Paper Presented at rectitude 2010 Association for Humanist Sociology, Santa Fe, New Mexico, November3-7 and at the 2010 Someone Studies Association, San Francisco, Nov 18-21.
2010.
“Commemorating the Oromo Martyrs’ Day,” The Oromo Community foothold Atlanta, April 15.
2010. “Oromummaa:National Sculpt and Politics of Liberation” Honesty Oromo Liberation Front Eastern Wellknown Regional Mid-Year Conference, March 15.
2010. “What is Next for nobleness Oromo People?,” 4th Annual Supranational Conference on Human Rights, Apr 12.
2010.
“The Urgency of Erection Oromo National Consensus,” 2010 OSA Annual Conference, July 30-31.
2010. “The Impacts of Colonial Terrorism impressive Global Imperialism on Africa,” Southeasterly Regional Seminar in African Studies, October 2.
2010. “Imagining and Explaining Colonial Regionalism/Clannism in relation offer Oromummaa (Oromo Nationalism),” Oromo Release Annual Conference Atlanta, Georgia, July 31.
2009.
“Massive Human Rights Violations in Ethiopia and Sudan,” Honourableness O’Connor Seniors for Creative Erudition of Knoxville, September 10.
2009. “Oromo Self-Knowledge for Building Organizational Capacity,” The Oromia Community of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, October 10.
2009.“Ethiopia: External precision, Authoritarianism, and State Terrorism,” (With Harwood Schaffer), Oromo Studies Society Twenty-third Annual Conference, Atlanta, Colony State University, August 12.
2009.
“The Struggle of the Oromo to Preserve an indigenous Democracy,” Sharing Cultures: International Conference facts Intangible Heritage, Pico Island, Island, Portugal, May 29-June 1.
2009. “Shortcomings in U.S. Foreign Policy discuss Oromia and Ethiopia: Obama Management Introduce Change?” Paper presented parallel the Oromo Studies Association Midyear Conference, Howard University, April 4.
2009. “Political Activism and Networking make available Empowering Oromia,” The Washington Oromo Community, Washington, DC, February 27.
2009. “The Global Oromo Activist Network,” The Mini-Conference of the Oromo Liberation Front,” Washington, DC, Feb 28.
2008. “Increasing Political Activism ray Mobilization: Building Oromo Being Agency and Human Power vindicate Liberation,” Paper presented to depiction Oromo Community of Minneapolis, Minnesota, November 29.
2008. “Faces of Bombing in the Age of Globalization: Terrorism from above build up below,” Paper presented at grandeur Oak Ridge Institute for Enlarged Learning Philosophical Society, November 7
2008. “The Oromo National Movement conjure up a Crossroads: Towards Total Victory or Total Defeat,” Dignity Annual Conference of the Oromo Studies Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota, July 28-29.
2007. “The Meles Regime, Civil Repression, and Terrorism in Oromia and Ethiopia,” Paper presented send up the Symposium organized by Panic of African Americans for Equanimity on “Human Rights Abuses skull Genocide Committed by the TPLF Minority Government of Ethiopia,” Metropolis, Minnesota, April 13.
2007. “External Legality, Authoritarianism, and State Terrorism: Glory Triple Enemies of Peace pole Development in Ethiopia,” The 50th Annual Conference of the Human Studies Association, New York, Oct 18-21.
2007.
“Applying Gada (Oromo Democracy) in Constructing the State Advance the 21st Century Oromia,” Goodness 2007 Annual Conference of magnanimity Oromo Studies Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota, July 28-29.
2007. “Ethiopia: The Return of Terror and War bind the Horn of Africa,” Dissertation Presented at Eritrean Festival, July 11, Washington, DC.
2007. “Commemorating Oromo Martyrs’ Day,” Paper Presented favor the Oromo Community of President, DC, and Atlanta, April 14 and 21.
2007. “The Concept have a hold over Oromummaa and Identity Formation Original Oromo Society,” The Oromo Studies Association Mid-Year Meeting, Howard Further education college, Washington, DC, July 14.
2007. “The Oromo National Movement: Where was it and where is invite now?” The Oromo Liberation Main Semi-Annual Conference, Seattle, Washington, Go by shanks`s pony 3-4.
2007. “The duality of Ethiopianism and its impacts on Oromos,” Presented at the Martin Theologist King Holiday Human Rights Discussion and Conflict Resolution,” Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, January 11.
2007.
“Oromummaa fi Dargagoo Oromoo,” Illustriousness Oromia Youth Association, Minneapolis, Jan 7.
2007. “Deepening of Oromummaa abide Oromo Politics: What should beyond compare to Accomplish victory?” Paper Blaze to the Ohio Oromo Agreement, June 4.
2006. “Ethiopia on leadership Fire of Competing Nationalisms: Interpretation Oromo People’s Movement, the Roller, and the West,” The Convention of Ethnicity and National Agreement, organized by the Ethiopian Lesson Association at Harvard University, Nov 12
2006. “Oromummaa as the Basic aspect of Oromo Nationalism,” Justness Global Conference of Internet Paltalk, December 11
2006. “Leadership and Executive Issues in the Oromo Municipal Movement,” The 2006 Oromo Studies Association Annual Conference, University Minnesota, Minneapolis, July 29-30.
2005.
“The Presentday State of Oromo Politics: What should be done about it?” The 2005 Oromo Studies Wake up Annual Conference, Washington, DC, Queen University, August 27-28.
2005. “The Oromo national Struggle,” The Global Colloquium of Internet Paltalk,” September 17.
2005. “Struggling for Social Justice dwell in the Age of Globalization: Rank Cases of African Americans, Oromos, and Southern Sudanese,” The 2005 Annual Conference of the Pandemic Studies Association, the University allowance Tennessee, Knoxville.
2004.
“Being and Vanquish of Africa: The Duality clamour Ethiopianism and its Consequences” Primacy African Studies Association Annual Seminar, New Orleans, LA, November 11-14.
2004. “Oromo Political Culture and Leadership,” The 2004 Oromo Studies Meet people Annual Conference, August 28-29, Besieging, Georgia.
2004. “Oromia: A Nation welloff Search of Freedom and Doctrine in the Global Economy,” Primacy Oromo Community in Washington, City, September 25.
2004. “Globalization and character Oromo national Struggle,” Bergen, Noreg, October 1.
2004.
“Globalization and tight impacts on Indigenous Peoples: Birth case of the Oromo perceive Northeast Africa,” Westminster Presbyterian Communion, Knoxville, Tennessee
2004. “Oromo Political Culture,” the Oromo Community in City, November 27.
2003. “Oromummaa and Unlikeness in the Current Era tactic Globalization,” The 2003 Oromo Studies Association Annual Conference, Howard University.
2003.
“The Oromo Diaspora,” The Sphere History Association Annual Conference Sakartvelo State University, Atlanta, June 27-29.
2003. “Rethinking the Ethiopian State: Grandeur Consequences of the Privatization abstruse Ethnicization/Racialization of Public Power,” Nobleness 2003 African Studies Association Period Conference, Boston, Oct 30-Nov 2.
2002.
“The Danger of Ethiopian State-terrorism and Genocide against the Oromo in the Information and Subject Age: Lessons for other Africans,” The 45th Annual Meeting marvel at the African Studies Association, Dec 5-8, Washington, DC.
2002. “The Oromo and their National Struggle prize open the Horn of Africa,” Repository Hills Presbyterian Church, Alcoa Lighten Way Knoxville, October 13.
2002. “Oromummaa: Nationalism in Transition or hit down Stagnation?” The 2002 Annual Forum of the Oromo Studies Business, Howard University, July 27-28.
2002. “The State of Oromo Nationalism, Influence of the Oromo Struggle, esoteric Strategies for the Liberation faultless Oromia,” Presented at the Resident Seminar of the Oromo Ancestry Front, The University of Minnesota, April 12.
2002. “Oromian Cities make a fuss Ethiopia: The Quality of Poised, Community Development, and Public Service,” Paper Presented at the Widespread Cities Symposium, The Department get a hold Sociology, The University of City, March 21, 2002.
2001. “Lessons shield the Oromo from the Commission of ‘Old’ African Diaspora affront the US,” The 44th Once a year Meeting of the African Studies Association, Houston, Texas, Nov.
15-18.
2001. “The Organizational Impact of Fake Development of Oromo Nationalism,” Position 2001 Annual Conference of depiction Oromo Studies Association, Minnesota Institution, Minneapolis, July 28-29.
2001. “The Appearance of State Formation in greatness Horn of Africa in Approximate Perspective,” (by invitation), Columbia Institution, April 3.
2001. “The Impacts detect State Terrorism, Hidden Genocide, Ubiquitous Powers on the Oromo absorb Ethiopia,” (by invitation), A Expression on Causes and Solutions bare Political and Economic and Being Rights Problems Facing the Oromo People within Regional and Neverending Context, Howard University, Washington, D.C., March 17.
2001. “Identifying and Crack the Internal Problems of rank Oromo National Movement,” (by invitation), OLF Regional Conference, Washington, D.C., March 18.
2000. “The Impact pleasant Ethiopian Colonialism on the Oromo Political Behavior,” The 14th Forum of the Oromo Studies Convention, York University, Toronto/Ontario, Canada July 29-30.
2000. “The Intensification of attitude on Oromo Peoplehood and Rights: The Violence of the Tigrayan Ethnocratic State and the Harsh discipline of Globalization,” The 43rd Period Meeting of the African Studies Association, November 15-18.
1998. “Oromo Executive problems in North America humbling Possible Solutions,” The Twelfth Once a year Meeting of the Oromo Studies Association, The University of Pedagogue, Seattle, July 25-26.
1997. “US-Sponsored African ‘Democracy’ and State Terrorism,” 11th Annual Meeting of the Oromo Studies Association, University of Minnesota, August 9-10; The 40th Per annum Meeting of the African Studies Association, 13-16 November, Columbus, Ohio.
1997. “Oromia: The Struggle for Civil self-determination Revisited,” Paper Presented put behind you the Seminar of the 23rd Congress of the Union precision Oromo in North America, Educator, D.C., August 2-3, 1997 (by invitation).
1997. “The Oromo National Twist and Global Capitalism,” The Protest rally of the 23rd Annual Coition of the Union of Oromo Students in Europe, Berlin, Frg, July 18-20.
1997. Lectured and agree the discussion on July’s Get out (South African racial relations) (Nadine Gorier) for the U.T.K.
General Cultural and Literary Colloquy adherented by the U.T.K. Division believe Student Affairs, the Center insinuate International Education and the Academy of Arts and Sciences, Apr 21.
1997. “Oromo Nationalism in righteousness New Global Context,” The Bull session of the Union of Oromo in North America, Washington, D.C., April 19.
1997. “Ethno-nationalism of Local People and the Global Modernizing Project,” The Symposium of Terra Congresses of 4th Action Evaluation, Action Learning and Process-Management, forward 8th Participatory Action-Research, Cartagena, Colombia, May 31 to June 5.
1996. “Nationalism and Liberation Politics take away Oromia,” Tenth Annual Meeting present the Oromo Studies Association, Histrion University, Washington, D.C., August 3-4.
1995. “Two National Liberation Movements Compared: Oromia and the Southern Sudan,” Thirty-eight Annual Meeting of loftiness African Studies Association, Orlando, Florida, Nov.
3-6.
1995. “Reinventing an Oromian State: A Theoretical Analysis,” 9th Annual Meeting of the Oromo Studies Association, July 22-24, General, D.C.
1995. “The Condition of rendering Oromo Struggle in North America,” Ninth Annual Meeting of ethics Oromo Studies Association, July 22-24, Washington, D.C.
1995. “African American Patriotism and Development,” Southern Sociological The people Annual Meeting, April 6 -9, Atlanta, Georgia.
1994. “Toward a Judgment of Cultural Reconstruction for Statement and Development of Oromia,” Statesmanlike Address at the 1994 Oromo Studies Association Annual Conference, justness University of Toronto, Toronto, July 30-31.
1994. “The Imperial Interstate Custom in Action: Soviet and Earth Policies toward Ethiopia Compared,” 37th Annual Meeting of the Continent Studies Association, Toronto, Canada, Nov 3-6.
1994. “The Current Status be advantageous to the Oromo National Movement,” Ordinal Annual Congress of the Oromo Students in Europe, Berlin, Deutschland, July 15-17
1993.
“Presidential Address take possession of the 1993 Oromo Studies Per annum Conference,” The 1993 Oromo Studies Association Conference, the University attention Toronto, Ontario, July 31 take in hand August 1.
1993. “Oromo Revolutionaries splendid Oromo National Power,” Oromo Studies Association Annual Conference, the Foundation of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, July 31 to August 1.
1992.
“Oromia: Political Change, Continuity endure Liberation,” Thirty-fifth Annual Meeting thoroughgoing African Studies Association, Nov. 20-23, Seattle, Washington.
1992. “Oromia and Ethiopia: The Politics of Change, Adjustment, and Conflict,” The Oromo Studies Conference, the University of Minnesota, August 1-2.
1991. “Oromo Music and Nationalism,” The Oromo Studies Association Per annum Conference, Toronto University, Toronto, Canada, August 3-4.
1989. “Oromia: From Indefatigability to Decolonization,” The African Studies Association Annual Conference, Atlanta, Sakartvelo, November 2-5.
1989.
“Oromia: Nationalism fairy story Revolution,” Oromo Conference, York Academy, Ontario, Canada, August 12-13.
1988. “Historical Discontinuity and Continuity: From honesty Gada Government to the Oromo Liberation Front,” Oromo Conference, Player University, Washington, D. C., Sedate 6-7.
1987. “The Process of Rapprochement and Decolonization of Oromia, 1868-1987: Contradictions in the Incorporation outandout the Horn of Africa touch on the world economy,” The One-year Conference of Stanford-Berkeley Joint Inside for African Studies, Stanford College, May 8.
CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION
1994.
“Oromia: Native Reconstruction for Liberation and Development,” President of Oromo Studies Company, the 1994 Oromo Studies Class Annual Conference, the University characteristic Toronto, Toronto, July 30-31.
1993. “Resource Mobilization for Oromian self-determination,” Chief honcho of the Oromo Studies Meet people, the 1993 Oromo Studies Confederation Annual Conference, the University commentary Toronto, July 31 to Lordly 1.
PANEL ORGANIZATION
2013.
“Revisiting and Ptisan the Best Elements of Gadaa For Developing Oromummaa,” The 2013 Annual Conference of the Oromo Studies Association, Howard University, President, DC, August 3 and 4.
2013. “Oromummaa in Theory and Action,” The 2013 Annual Conference sell like hot cakes the Oromo Studies Association, Actor University, Washington, DC, August 3 and 4.
2013. “Issues of Crises in Leadership and Organizational Overflowing Building in the Oromo Governmental Movement,” The 2013 Oromo Studies Mid-Year Conference, The University farm animals Georgia, Atlanta, March 16.
2012.
“The Legacy of Ethiopian Colonialism point of view Mental Liberation,” The 2012 Every year Conference of the Oromo Studies Association, the University Minnesota, Metropolis, July 14-15.
2011. “The Impact catch the fancy of the Oromo Studies Association champion Oromo Politics and Society,” Rendering Oromo Studies Association Annual Convention, the University of Minnesota, Metropolis, Minnesota, July 24-26.
2010.
“Consensus Assets in the Oromo National Movement,” The Oromo Studies Association One-year Conference, Howard University, Washington, DC, July 28-29.
2007. “Beyond Conflict splendid War in the Horn strip off Africa: Possible Alternative Solutions,” Position 2007 Annual Meeting of nobility African Studies Association, October 18-23, New York, New York
2007. “Forming and Building State in integrity 21st Century Oromia,” The 2007 Oromo Studies Association Annual Convention, Minneapolis, Minnesota, July 28-29.
2006. “The Economy of Oromia: A Knock over of Departure,” The 2006 Oromo Studies Association Annual Conference, birth University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, July 29-30.
2005.
“The Struggle for Philosophy and Social Justice in Northeasterly Africa: The Case of Oromos,” The Spring 2005 SERSAS Seminar, Maryville College, September 30-October 1.
2003. “Rethinking the State in dignity Horn of Africa,” The 2003 African Studies Association Annual Word, Boston, Oct 30-Nov 2
2003. “Toward Developing a National Political Culture: Openness and a Civil Lecture among g Oromo Elites,” Birth 2003 Oromo Studies Association Once a year Conference, August 2-3, Washington, D.C., Howard University.
2002. Ethiopian Political Enthralment in the Information and Discipline Age,” the 45th Annual Meetingthe African Studies Association, December 5-8, Washington, DC.
2001.
“Ideological and Organisational Challenges of the Oromo Amplify in a Global Context,” Greatness 15th Annual Conference of loftiness Oromo Studies Association, University company Minnesota, July 28-29.
1999. “Which Turn Oromia?” The 13th Annual Debate of the Oromo Studies Pattern, Georgia State University, Atlanta, July 28-29.
1996.‘State Formation in the 21st Century Oromia,” Tenth Annual Cessation of hostilities of the Oromo Studies Thresher, Howard University, Washington, D.C., Sage 3-4.
1994. “Nationalism and Political Discourse,” The Eighth Annual Conference oppress the Oromo Studies Association, Toronto, Ontario
1992. “Change and Continuity collect the Oromo National Movement,” 35th Annual Meeting of the Human Studies Association, Seattle, Washington, Nov.
15.
COLLOQUIA AND WORKSHOPS
2003. The pitch discussion on the video pile, Race: the Power of erior Illusion, the University of River, Knoxville.
1996. “Globalization and Multiculturalism,” classify leader, Workshop for social Study Teachers, The University of River, Department of Sociology, April 20.
1995. “Oromo Nationalism,” The Ninth Reference Meeting of the Oromo Studies Association, July 22-24, Washington, D.C.
1995. “The Oromo Cultural Movement: Systematic New Paradigm in the Oromo National Struggle,” The Oromo General public in Atlanta, Georgia, April 29.
1993. “Racial and Ethnic Contradictions focal the Modern World,” Church Concourse United Methodist Church, January 3, Knoxville.
1993. “African American Nationalism Revisited,” Urban League, February 23, Knoxville.
1992. “Oromia: A Nation in Hunting of Statehood,” The Oromo Group in Atlanta, Georgia, April 18.
1992. “African American Nationalism, Development favour Afrocentricity,” Sponsored by the Offshoot of Sociology and the Mortal and African American Studies Document, April 15, U.T.K.
1991. “Continuity most recent Change in African Politics,” Person Week, prepared by The Dogma of Tennessee African Students Society, UTK.
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
Developed two new courses in African Studies on ancient African Civilizations.
PREVIOUS TEACHING AND RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
1990-91.Assistant Professor.
Clinton Community College, Plattsburgh, New York; courses: Introduction concentrate on Sociology; Problems in Crimes topmost Deviance; Problems of the Family; Social Problems; and Cultural Anthropology.
1990-91. Adjunct Professor. State University take in New York at Plattsburgh. Courses: Social Stratification, and Introduction yon Sociology.
1989-90.
Visiting Assistant Professor. Town College, Ithaca, New York. Courses: Global Racial and Ethnic Relations; Deviant Behavior; the Criminal Incorruptibility System; Social Movement in illustriousness African American Community; Urban Sociology; and Contemporary Social Issues.
1985.
Research Assistant. State University of New-found York at Binghamton. Collected figures on the political economy honor South Africa for Professor Actress Murray.
1983-85.Research Assistant. University of Calif., Davis. Assisted Professor Dean MacCannell on empirical studies of nobleness structure of California agriculture; advanced social indicators and collected matter on immigrant agricultural laborers down northern California; assisted the jumpedup on various research projects, together with programmatic and demographic responses designate officially expected levels of fissionable attack on 23 large Indweller cities by the former USSR.
1978-80.Research Sociologist. Planning, Evaluation and Sell more cheaply Section, Arssi Rural Development Layout, Oromia.
Prepared interview guide; conducted research and participated in interviewing; gathered data wrote final archives and provided recommendations for class formulation of development policies. Financed by the Swedish International Condition Agency.
1978-80.Regional Development Officer and Teacher.
The Arssi Rural Development Proposal, Oromia, Ethiopia; managed development activities and taught development workers, proposed and formulated development policies, boss prepared a budget.
1977.Research Assistant. Socio-economic Study and Implementation Group comprehend Forestry and Wildlife Development Capacity, Oromia.
1976-77.Teacher.
Horst Spingies High College, the Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus, Oromia (Ethiopia). Courses: History, Straight out and Geography.
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