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The Political Economy of Indigenous Governance: The Ancient Kushite Ethiopianist Framework and Oromo Leadership in East Africa
This doctoral dissertation investigates indigenous governance as a political economy and advances the Ancient Kushite Ethiopianist framework as an alternative analytical foundation for understanding governance, legitimacy, and state formation in Ethiopia and the wider Horn of Africa. Anchored in dec
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