Titlebook: Industrialization in Ethiopia: Awakening - Crisis - Outlooks; The Example of the T Reimer Gronemeyer,Michaela Fink Book 2023 The Editor(s)

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The Ethiopian Textile Industry: A Beacon of Hope or a Hotspot of Crisis?,ile and garment sector play in this endeavor. Fink and Gronemeyer dive into the perceived rural-agrarian and urban-industrial dichotomy and advocate for a more careful interpretation of processes that transcend a dichotomous divide. The chapter further problematizes the one-sided thematization of th

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Understanding the Causes of High Labor Turnover and Absenteeism in the Ethiopian Textile and Garmentoth workers and management personnel. The findings premarily (derive) from qualitative data obtained through interviews. Interviews with female operators and human resource managers revealed mostly opposing views when explaining high rates of turnover and absenteeism: While the majority of the femal

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Ethiopian Women in the Textile and Garment Industry—Inquiry into Their Working Conditions and Withdrt three decades’ considerable effort has been made to transform its traditional agriculture-based economy through expanding the manufacturing sector. In view of achieving a lower-middle-income status, the government has introduced an ambitious industrialization plan that is believed to catapult the

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Working in the Ethiopian Textile Industry: Villagers’ Perception of textile work in the industrial parks. The way they express their observations and experiences is remarkably perceptive. Although they tend to see their future in urban working life, their verdict on this is rather sobering.

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Labor Related Challenges of Textile and Garment Industries in the Ethiopian Industrial Parks: The Pe economy and subsequently pushing the country towards industrialization. To realize this ambition, the country devised two consecutives five-year plans since 2010. The plans are aimed at bringing structural transformation in the economy both in terms of employment and production making use of the la

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Ethiopia’s Industrial Policy and the Notion of the Developmental Stateal state. At policy level, ambitions have been directed towards rapid economic growth and structural transformation, and translated into the idea of late industrialization, with an industrial policy focusing on the manufacturing sector and the creation of industrial parks. While these policies have

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Building Industrial Infrastructure: Experiences of the Ethiopian Case sector that still cannot take off and start to produce industrial scale output. Productivity per hectare remains low mainly due to the surplus labor it is made to shoulder (Dercon and Gollin 2019). To the extent that the sector is relieved of that surplus labor through the creation of manufacturing