The Hardest Question: Why Are We Destroying Our Own?
The Ethiopian Tribune Editorial Foreword There is a peculiar cruelty in watching a people turn their sharpest weapons upon themselves....
Girma Berhanu (Professor)
The Genetic Architecture of Adaptations to High Altitude in Ethiopia: The Amhara People as a Case Study
Editor’s Foreword The Blood That Never Thickened On Professor Girma Berhanu’s review of the genetic architecture of high-altitude adaptation in...
Collective Stupidity
The Ethiopian Tribune Editor’s Foreword & Synopsis Collective Stupidity An Intellectual Infection Consuming Ethiopia’s Educated Class Girma Berhanu (Professor) ·...
South Africa’s Anti-Immigrant Violence: Africans Targeting Africans
Editorial Foreword The Spear We Helped to Forge A foreword to Professor Girma Berhanu’s essay on South Africa’s anti-immigrant violence...
Writing Across Borders: An Autoethnography of Transnational Scholarship, Diaspora Politics, and the Amhara Struggle
Autoethnography · Diaspora Politics · The Amhara Struggle Writing Across Borders: An Autoethnography of Transnational Scholarship, Diaspora Politics, and the...
Gazing as a Weapon: Eyes That Wound
By Girma Berhanu (Professor) This reflection was prompted by a question from a 14–15-year-old girl who attends the homework support...
When Democracy Weakens: Fragile Political Cultures and Fascistic Drift
THE ETHIOPIAN TRIBUNE EDITORIAL FORWARD In the arc of modern Ethiopian politics, a pattern emerges with unsettling consistency: the language...
Fascism at Work: Propaganda, Conspiracy, Lies, Hatred, and Incompetence in Ethiopia
By Professor Girma Berhanu, University of Gothenburg, Sweden EDITORS' FOREWORD A Warning Ethiopia Cannot Afford to Ignore There are moments...
Ethnicity at the Gate: The Advantage of Sounding Oromo in Contemporary Ethiopia
By Professor Girma Berhanu Editor’s Foreword In this edition of Ethiopian Tribune, we are pleased to present a deeply researched...
Bearing the Weight of Conscience: Alienation and Moral Dissonance in Humanitarian–Political Activism in Ethiopia and its Diaspora
By Girma Berhanu (PHD) Gothenburg University, Department of Education and Special Education "Human beings are perhaps never more frightening than when...
