Titlebook: Disaster and Development in the Horn of Africa; John Sorenson (Lecturer in Sociology) Book 1995 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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,Carrying Each Other’s Burden: Political Challenge in the Horn of Africa,lect and natural calamities. Devastated by war, famine, and pestilence, each is extremely vulnerable and faces an uncertain future. By all measures of the development scale, they are at the bottom.. The postcolonial decades have been squandered on conflicts, because disagreements that could have bee

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,Reflections on the Political Economy of Transition in Eritrea: Lessons from Asia’s Newly-Industrialolution has all the possibilities of creating a good society. This general sentiment is shared by many observers who know the Eritreans and their struggle. At this juncture, it is clear that the economic system chosen by the Eritrean leadership is the market economy. But choosing a system in the abs

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The Horn of Africa: States of Crisis, unexpectedly, Africa plays a major role in his scenario but noticeably absent are historical and political-economic explanations of crisis and suggestions that efforts should be taken to alleviate poverty. Rather than subscribing to alarmist scenarios, we would do better to consider a more balanced