HardTalk: A Quest For Eritrean Blue Revolution
“The revolution has always in the hands of the young. The young always inherit the revolution,” [Huey Newton] Introduction The
Eritrea: A Victim of Modern Necropolitics
“My job is making windows where there were once walls” [Michel Foucault] Introduction In search of an integrative discourse for
HardTalk: Group Rights And Identity Politics
Introduction: The term “Identity politics” is popularized as a political discourse in the higher educational institutions, since 1970s. Identity politics
Good Governance and The Challenges of Eritrean Cultural Diversity
“This essay was originally submitted to Awate as a contribution to a journal planned to be issued after the establishment
Perceptions & Values: Transforming the Eritrean Minds
“Begin challenging your own assumptions. Your assumptions are your window on the world. Scrub them off every once in a
The Allyship Model of Anti-Marginalization Struggle
“None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.” Goethe Dawit Mesfin’s recent article “All about
Stand up Before You Become A Victim Of The Beast
“Each one hopes that if he feeds the crocodile enough, the crocodile will eat him (her) last. All of them
A Nation Born Out of A Struggle And Arguments Failed To Unite It’s Diversity
INTRODUCTION: In sociology and political studies, the term diversity describes differences by identifying features that includes ethnic classifications, ideological philosophies,
Know Your Enemy And Thyself: Act Accordingly
“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you
Constitutional Reform And Reconciliation
Introduction:The major division of thoughts in philosophy is the relationship between “being” and “thinking” and the definition of what the
Critiques And The Politics of Truth: “EASE” Demonstrated Afar’s Grievances
“No theory can develop without encountering a wall, and practice is necessary for piercing this wall” [Gilles Deleuze] Introduction On
Tunisian Model: Analogical Reasoning for Eritrea’s Democratic Transition
“We shall patiently bear the trials that fate impose on us. We shall work for others without rest” [Anton Chekhov,
Decentralized Unitary Governance: A Poison Model Or A Panacea
Overview The terms “centralization” and “decentralization” as new political phenomenon for governmental structures came into usage in France in 1794
Eritrea’s Prospect: Joining The league Of Hybrid Regimes
The war against superstition and totalitarian mentality is an endless war. In Protean form, it is fought and refought in
Eritrean Politics: A Proto-Version Of Never Land
Theorists and practitioners always have different perspectives. Theorists think about synchronism or simultaneous occurrences and assume reliable approaches. Practitioners on
Critique of Pure Reason: Concepts Aren’t Ambiguity of Ostension
Critique of pure reason was the first book of Immanuel Kant in 1781. The purpose of authoring the book was
Democratic Coup In Eritrea: Unrealistic Utopian Project
Prelude In October 5, 2008, I called on the Eritrean Defense Force (EDF) to avoid the war and defend the
An Axe That Breaks Down: YG’S Diagnostic Fallacy
Franz Kafka was quoted by the crusading noble laureate for literature, Nadine Gordimer, calling literature as “an ax to break
U-Turns Regression: Two Opposition, Two Eritreas
“In truth, there is no pain but comfort, no fear but courage, no chaos but order, no betrayal but trust
Political Dialogue Symposium Needed
[This is a speech presented on March 8, 2014 at the Eritrean Global Solidarity (EGS) Symposium, in the metro Washington-DC,
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