Ethiopian Migration: Challenging Traditional Explanatory Theories

Tasse, Abye

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“…The first phase would include all return that occurred prior to 1991. Prior to 1974 the majority of returnees were the elite that went abroad for education (Tasse, 2007). From 1974-1991, there was little return migration to Ethiopia as people primarily fled the country.…”

Section: A Brief History Of Return Migration To Ethiopiamentioning

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Female return migration and reintegration strategies in Ethiopia

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Section: A Brief History Of Return Migration To Ethiopiamentioning

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Female return migration and reintegration strategies in Ethiopia

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Ethiopian Migration: Challenging Traditional Explanatory Theories

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