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[PeopleToPeople] A Blueprint for Peace in Ethiopia
Seid Hassan shassan@murraystate.edu via groups.io
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Nov 12, 2021, 8:33 PM (12 hours ago)
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For those who might not have seen it.
Seid
Seid Hassan,
Professor Emeritus of Economics
Murray State University
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Thank you for circulating this essay. I am a Brit who has been based in the USA since the 1960s and interested in 'management' ... both corporate business and national political / economic.. I have done some consulting work with the United Nations and the World Bank around the world and in the Horn of Africa. I have more than a passing interest in Ethiopia. My father was friendly with the British Ambassador to Ethiopia in the late 1930s and helped facilitate the safety of Haille Selassie in the UK when he was forced into exile and his return to Ethiopia in 1944. My current knowledge of Ethiopia is informed by some of the work I have done in Ethiopia and some Ethiopian friends ... but I am acutely aware that I have next to no deep understanding of the regional issues, ethnicities, cultures, languages, etc. that make up the region.
During my active working career I did assignments in many places and in most every case the root cause of conflict was national policy driven by one ethnic group which had gained some sort of control of the politics, the government and the military at the expense of every other ethnic group. Very little of this was visible except at a very superficial level in the corridors of power outside the country, and it really comes as no surprise that in the modern world where communications are so very different from yesteryear, that turmoil is the result. I think there is a Kenyan proverb which says that 'when elephants fight. it is the grass that suffers'. Most of the turmoil and competition for power at the top of society results in awful outcomes for ordinary people who are the majority of us.
I wish I could be of some meaningful help. It is said that talk is cheap ... but more talk and economic help instead of military action and violence would be progress.
PeterB
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