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| 3. | Eritrea: Even the Stones Are Burning
Paperback (278 pages) by Roy Pateman (Red Sea Press)
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| 5. | Eritrea National Country Flag - 3 foot by 5 foot Polyester (New)
(Country Flags "E-G")
3 foot by 5 foot Polyester Flag with sharp vivid colors. Comes with 2 Metal Gromments for easy mounting to a flag pole (or wall) & a Canvas Hem for long lasting strength. For outdoor or indoor use.- 3 Foot by 5 Foot
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| 6. | Eritrea, 4th (Bradt Travel Guide)
Paperback (224 pages) by Edward Denison (Bradt Travel Guides)
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| 7. | Asmara: Africa's Secret Modernist City
Paperback (240 pages) by Edward Denison & Naigzy Gebremedhin (Merrell Publishers)
- ISBN13: 9781858943824
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| 9. | Anatomy of An African Tragedy: Political, Economic and Foreign Policy crisis in Post-Indepence Eritrea
Paperback (326 pages) by Kidane Mengisteab; Okbazghi Yohannes (The Red Sea Press, Inc.)
This timely and unique book is an analytical study of post-liberation Eritrea. The work offers an extraordinary account of the events and developments that have taken place in the country’s politics, economy and foreign relations and of the things that have gone wrong since independence. By focusing on the economy, constitutional development or lack thereof, and foreign relations, the book illuminates objectively the internal and external difficulties and constraints the country faced in building a democratic society, viable economy, and sustainable foreign policy after liberation. Mengisteab and Yohannes insightfully demonstrate the structural and historical conditions and leadership patterns that account for the striking similarities between post-colonial Eritrea and post-colonial African states. The book makes an enormous contribution not only to the study of contemporary Eritrea but also to the comparative study of African politics and government. Since there is no work to date that treats the economy, politics and diplomacy of Eritrea from a comparative perspective, this timely book will go a long way in closing the gap in our understanding of post-liberation Eritrea, and the post-colonial African state as well.
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