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Eyob Balcha Gebremariam (University of Bristol)

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Interests: Politics of Development, Youth, African Political Economy, Citizenship, Urban Politics
Regional Focus: Africa
JobTitle: Research Associate
Department: Perivoli Africa Research Centre
Country: United Kingdom

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Panels

• DSA2026: Can development be a meaningful framework for justice and transformation in a rapidly changing world?
• DSA2024: Coloniality, epistemic injustice and the discipline of development studies: deepening the call for social justice in development studies
• DSA2023: Coloniality and the Anthropocene thinking: voices of non-Eurocentric knowledges and beings.
• ECAS2023: Towards shifting Africa's position in the global science and research ecosystem: shaping "African Futures" by transforming knowledge production

Papers

• DSA2025: The dynamics of urban contestation and collaborative governance in Ethiopia's secondary city: evidence from Hawassa
• VAD2024: Repositioning Africa and the "global north" in the worldwide science and research ecosystem: the Africa charter for transformative research collaborations.
• VAD2024: The triple hurdles of being an African (Ethiopian) academic in the UK: epistemology, language and passport positionality
• DSA2024: The Triple Hurdles of Being an African (Ethiopian) Academic in the UK: Epistemology, Language and Passport Positionality
• DSA2022: Epistemologies of decolonising knowledge production in Africa's research ecosystem: contribution to the ongoing debate.
• DSA2021: Deals and Development in Ethiopia: explaining the growth miracle & assessing its sustainability.
• DSA2020: Institutional Foundations of Authoritarian Developmentalism in Ethiopia: historical & analytical overview.
• ECAS2019: Revolutionary Democracy Ideology & the Politics of Development in Ethiopia.
• DSA2018: The Politics Claiming & Exercising Citizenship Rights among Young People in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
• DSA2017: State legitimacy as a driving factor for youth self-employment/entrepreneurship program: a case from Ethiopia