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Foreword | ||
Preface and Acknowledgement | ||
Abbreviations | ||
Glossary of Terms | ||
List of Illustrations | ||
Ch. 1 | Historical Perspective | 1 |
From the Aksumite Period to the End of Zemene Mesafint | 1 | |
The Reign of Emperor Tewodros II (1855-68) | 16 | |
The Reign of Emperor Yohannis IV (1872-89) | 21 | |
The Reign of Emperor Menilek II (1889-1913) | 27 | |
Succession to Menilek | 36 | |
The First Part of the Reign of Emperor Haile Selassie I (1930-35) | 37 | |
The Italian Occupation of Ethiopia (1935-41) | 38 | |
The Second Part of the Reign of Emperor Haile Selassie I (1941-1974) | 41 | |
Ch. 2 | The Price of Modernisation | 54 |
Institutional Changes | 54 | |
The Economy | 58 | |
The Working Class | 63 | |
The Intelligentsia | 66 | |
The Peasantry | 69 | |
Ethnicity | 70 | |
The Problem in Eritrea | 72 | |
The Problem of the Ogaden Region | 74 | |
External Relations | 77 | |
Ch. 3 | From an Absolute Monarchy to a Military Dictatorship | 86 |
Mutiny and Urban Revolt | 86 | |
The Cabinet Resigns | 93 | |
The Emperor Appoints a New Prime Minister | 94 | |
Government-CELU Agreement | 96 | |
Employers' Federation Challenges Government-CELU Agreement | 99 | |
More Strikes, Demonstrations and Purges | 99 | |
Creation of a Committee and a High Security Commission | 102 | |
An Inquiry Commission | 103 | |
A Constitution Drafting Conference | 106 | |
Co-ordinating Committee Steps up Arrests of Officials | 118 | |
Formation of the Dergue | 121 | |
The Dergue Proposes a New Prime Minister | 122 | |
A Campaign of Vilification Against the Emperor | 124 | |
The Dergue Deposes the Emperor and Assumes Power | 127 | |
Public Support for the Dergue | 130 | |
National Advisory Shengo | 131 | |
Opposition to the Rule of the Dergue | 133 | |
Ethiopia Tikdem Redefined | 135 | |
Competition for Leadership of the Dergue | 138 | |
Ch. 4 | Critical Stage of the Revolution | 147 |
Appointment of a New Chairman for the Dergue | 147 | |
Yelewit Hawariat (Apostles of Change) | 148 | |
National Work Campaign for Development Through Co-operation (Zemecha) | 149 | |
Hibretesebawinet (Ethiopian Socialism) | 152 | |
The New Economic Policy | 156 | |
Nationalisation of Rural Land | 158 | |
Nationalisation of Urban Land and Extra Houses | 163 | |
New Labour Law | 165 | |
Implications of the Gains of the Revolution | 166 | |
Marxist-Leninist Organisations Join the Revolution | 171 | |
POMOA Controls Mass Organisations | 176 | |
Relapse into Power Struggle and Purges | 179 | |
The Purge of the Patriarch of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church | 183 | |
Revolutionaries Compete for Power | 184 | |
Restructuring of the Dergue | 186 | |
Internal and External Threats | 193 | |
Socialist Countries Express Solidarity and Support | 204 | |
Control of the People's Office for Mass Organisational Affairs | 207 | |
Confrontation with the Sudan and Somalia | 209 | |
The Campaign in Eritrea | 217 | |
Reconstruction and Rehabilitation of the National Economy | 218 | |
National Literacy Campaign | 221 | |
Ch. 5 | Major Political Developments of the Revolution | 229 |
A Prelude to the Formation of a Vanguard Party | 229 | |
COPWE's Plan of Work | 240 | |
Formation of a Vanguard Party | 253 | |
Turning a Blind Eye to Famine | 259 | |
Settlement Scheme | 260 | |
Villagisation | 267 | |
Ch. 6 | The People's Democratic Republic of Ethiopia | 274 |
Constitutional Development | 274 | |
War and Peace | 284 | |
The Coup d'etat of the Generals | 295 | |
Too Little Too Late | 300 | |
Measures Taken in Desperation | 305 | |
The Flight of the President | 311 | |
The London Peace Talks | 312 | |
Bibliography | 331 | |
Index | 339 |
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