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• W2087666087 abstract "Abstract Long distance nationalism is the dominant perspective in transnational studies. It depicts the diaspora primarily as ‘conflict-makers’ bent on advancing radical view points on homeland socio-political conflicts because of the unique decoupling of action from its consequences. Recent works have shifted the focus away from this negative image and have shown, through in-depth case studies, the constructive dimension of the transnational engagement of the diaspora. Two of these are the crucial role remittance plays in the development process in the country of origin and the peace building role of the diaspora in conflict and post conflict settings. The paper seeks to contribute to the diaspora-peace building literature through a case study of the Ethiopian Muslim diaspora in Europe and North America. Keywords: transnational politics of the diasporalong distance nationalismIslam in Ethiopiathe Ethiopian Muslim diasporadiaspora and peace buildingEPRDF Acknowledgements The researcher was a former member of the Department of Conflict and Integration at the Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology, Halle/Saale, Germany. Field research for this paper was conducted as part of the larger Diaspeace-Project (www.diaspeace.org). Finance for the field research was provided by the 7th EU Framework Programme and the Max Planck Institute. I have benefited a lot from the intellectual input I got from colleagues at the Max Planck Institute that enriches and improves the quality of the paper. I am also grateful to Pekka Virtanen, Günther Schlee and Markus Höhene for their excellent co-ordination of the Diaspeace research project as well as for their constructive comments on an earlier version of the paper. Notes 1. See HRW. 2010. Development without Freedom. How Aid Underwrites Repression in Ethiopia. 2. These are Akimel Shamil, Mansur Muhammad, Nejib Mohammed and Dr. Zeki Sheriff from the USA; Abiye Yasin from Belgium; Muhammad Hassan from Germany, Abdulla Hassan from Sweden, Sheikh Mohammed Awel from Canada, and Dr. Abdul Jelil from Saudi Arabia. 3. Ethiopian News Agency, April 8, 2007. 4. The delegation of Ethiopian Muslim diaspora, VCD, April 2007 5. Najib Mohammed, The Haven of the First Hijra: An African nation is the Muslims’ first refuge, (http://www.ethiopianmuslims.net/Islam_in_Ethiopia/African%25Nation.htm). 6. Aqibaw Yimer. ‘Dilemma of Ethiopian Muslims amidst Mounting Right Abuses. http://blog.ethiopianmuslims.net. Posted on April 20, 2009. Accessed on April 28, 2009. 7. The Sufi camp was led by Haji Omer, the Mufti of Addis Ababa and the Wahabi camp by Dr Jeylan. 8. These were Dr Idris Mohammed and Hassen Taju. 9. Interview with Hassan Taju, facilitator of the AUUF, Addis Ababa, November 12, 2009." @default.
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