Regional Integration, Identity & Citizenship in the Greater Horn of Africa

Kidane Mengisteab, Redie Bereketeab

Examines how regional integration can resolve the crises of the Greater Horn of Africa, exploring how it can be used as a mechanism for conflict resolution, promoting the economy and tackling issues of identity and citizenship.

PART I: Relevance of Integration to Identity and CitizenshipRelevance of Regional Integration in the Greater Horn Region - Kidane MengisteabRe-conceptualizing Identity, Citizenship and Regional Integration in the Greater Horn Region - Redie BereketeabA Diversity Perspective on Identity, Citizenship and Regional Integration in the Greater Horn of Africa - PART II: Critical Factors in Integration - Fowsia AbdulkadirInvisible Integration in the Greater Horn Region - Gaim KibreabNationalist, Sub-nationalist, and Region-wide Narratives and the Quest for Integration-promoting Narratives in the Greater Horn Region - Assefaw BariagaberInfusion of Citizenship, Diversity and Tolerance in the Education Curriculum: Promoting Regional Integration and Peace in the Greater Horn Region - Abdinur S. MohamudRadio and the Propagation of anti- and pro-Ethiopian Narratives in Somalia - PART III: Lessons from Selected African Integration Schemes - Ali N. MohamedInter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD): A Critical Analysis - Redie BereketeabThe East African Community: Can it be a Model for Africa's Integration Process? - Francis A.S.T. MatambalyaThe Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the Quest for Community Citizenship: Any Lessons for the Horn of Africa? - Cyril I. Obi