1. Flint Julie , “Ruling party triumphs in Ethiopian election”, The Guardian, 4 06, 1994, 9 (quoting Andreas Ashete of the Inter-Africa Group—a transnational, non-governmental organization based in Addis Abeba).
2. Winkler Peter , “Ethiopia's uncertain future”, (1994) Swiss Rea World Aff, above (Lexis-Nexis).See Abduullahi An-Na'im, Testimony by Dir., Human Rights Watch/Africa, to House of Representatives Sub-Committee on Africa, 24 July, 1994 (Lexis-Nexis); Cohen, above, n. 5, at 4 (never transparent, EPRDF decision-making processes are becoming more opaque); Theodore Vestal, Statement to the Sub-Committee, 27 July, 1994 (Lexis-Nexis) (“The EPRDF has used battlefield skills in leadership and discipline to divide and conquer political foes” by “downplaying … nationalism” and by “the fostering of fragmentation by emphasizing ethnicity”). Here, “nationalism” must mean attachment to the larger nation-state of Ethiopia, rather than to a particular nation within Ethiopia, or else the statement is nonsensical.
3. Lessons for the European Community from the Indian experience with federalism;Shastri;Hastings Int. and Comp. L. Rev.,1994
4. Individualism, communitarianism, and the rights of ethnic minorities;Adeno;Notre Dame L. Rev.,1992