A Political Analysis of the Constitutional Provisions of Self-Rule in Ethiopia’s Ethnic Federal System

What is it about?

This article investigates how Ethiopia’s constitution provision on the idea of self-rule in its ethnic federal system, focusing on the Awi Nationality Administration as a case study. It explores how the constitutional rules are applied in practice, the challenges faced, and the impacts on governance, local development, and ethnic identity. By examining this specific case, the article provides insights into whether Ethiopia's approach to self-rule is effective and what lessons can be learned for improving governance and ethnic harmony in the country. This study will interest anyone who wants to understand the balance between local autonomy and national unity in Ethiopia’s unique federal system.

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