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Appendix (1): list of key informants KEY INFORMANT DATE AND PLACE OF INTERVIEW Abdilwasa Abdilhi 10/10/2010.AAU at 4pm Machani Natan 15/11/2010.Kenya Embassy. at 11pm Masimba Laban 3/1/20011.Megenaga area at 2pm. Teshome Shumbe 10/10/2010.in MoFA Office. at 9am POSITION&ORGANIZATION Instructor at AAU,PSIR Department First Secretary of Kenya Embassy in Ethiopia AU Officer in MoFA, Neighboring countries Affairs
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ADDIS ABABA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF GR
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ADDIS ABABA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF GR
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4.3.1 The Issue of Ogaden .........
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Acknowledgement I would like to tha
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1.1 Background of the Study CHAPTER
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irrigation, water resources and ene
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two states. This study looks into t
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the above-mentioned security proble
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Politics is governed by objective l
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Above all the neo -realist percepti
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of the other.” This means that, o
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the UN in 1945 has contributed to a
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The establishment of international
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CHAPTER THREE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
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Nations because, it failed to prote
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1998:7). Historically the greater H
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Ethiopia and, at least, Ethiopia ha
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CHAPTER FOUR CHALLENGES IN ETHIO-KE
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Liberation Front). Besides, series
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The year 2006 witnessed the interve
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4.1.2. Terrorist threat in Kenya Ke
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