Programme of the Conference

PROGRAMME

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies

Ethiopia - Diversity and Interconnections through Space and Time

Warsaw, 24-28 August 2015

www.ices19.uw.edu.pl Plan of University of Warsaw Campus

OLD LIBRARY BUILDING (STARY BUW) FACULTY OF ORIENTAL STUDIES

FACULTY OF HISTORY & SALA KOLUMNOWA

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 Plan of University of Warsaw Campus

Towards Vistula River StaryBUW Faculty of of Faculty Studies Oriental

Faculty of History & Sala Kolumnowa

Krakowskie Przedmieście & Main Gate

Towards State Towards National Museum Ethnographical Museum

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 Plan of Old Library Building (Stary BUW)

Ground floor

ENTRANCE

REGISTRATION & EXHIBITION HALL

AULA

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 Plan of Old Library Building (Stary BUW) first floor

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19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 VENUES

UNIVERSITY OF WARSAW, KRAKOWSKIE PRZEDMIEŚCIE 24/26

OLD LIBRARY BUILDING (STARY BUW)

Ground floor: Aula

First floor: rooms 105, 106, 107, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116

FACULTY OF ORIENTAL STUDIES

First floor: Schayer Room (Sala Schayera)

Second floor: rooms 208, 209

FACULTY OF HISTORY

Ground Floor: Sala Kolumnowa

NATIONAL MUSEUM IN WARSAW, AL. JEROZOLIMSKIE 3 (MNW)

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 LIST OF PANELS

TITLE DAY AND HOUR ROOM GENERAL PANELS I Law and judiciary in social context and human rights Thursday 209 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00 II Recent explorations in Ethiopian linguistics Tu e s d a y Schayer 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00 III The role of religion in shaping the contemporary society Wednesday 208 13:30-17:00 IV Tackling contemporary social problems in Ethiopia Wednesday 209 9:00-12:30 V Tradition and modernity in Ethiopian literatures Wednesday Schayer 13:30-17:00 VI Studies in Ethiopian arts, architecture and handicraft Friday 209 9:00-12:30 VII Ethiopia in African context Thursday 113 9:00-12:30 VIII Gender issues, women rights and feminism Wednesday 209 13:30-17:00 IX New challenges facing educators and education in Ethiopia Wednesday Schayer 9:00-12:30 X Federalism, ethnicity and politics Friday 208 9:00-12:30 XI New and old patterns of everyday life Thursday 111 9:00-12:30 XII Ge‘ez philology and manuscripts Friday 112 11:00-15:00 XIII New findings and methods in the field of Ethiopian history Wednesday 208 9:00-12:30 XIV Ethiopia and the “West”: perceptions and relations Tu e s d a y 209 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00 XV Social aspects of health, illness and medicine Friday Schayer 9:00-10:30 XVI Land, agriculture, natural environment, urban and rural Tu e s d a y 208 patterns 9:00-12:30 XVII Archaeology and heritage management Friday 113 13:30-15:00 XVIII Polish archeological research in the Nile valley Tu e s d a y 107 9:00-12:30

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 SPECIFIC PANELS 1.01 Early Christian literature preserved in classical Ethiopic (Ge'ez) Thursday 106 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00 1.02 Towards Critical Editions of Biblical books Tu e s d a y 9:00-12:30 114 1.03 Literary genres and text carriers in Ethiopian manuscript Friday 9:00-12:30 107 culture: typologies and correlations

2.01 – - - 2.02 Islamic literature in Ethiopia: new perspectives of research Wednesday 9:00-17 113 2.03 Interdisciplinary approaches to Islamic songs (Mänzuma) of Tu e s d a y 115 Ethiopia 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00 3.01 Spatial expressions in Ethiopian languages Thursday 112 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00 3.02 Time in the languages of the Horn of Africa Wednesday 9:00-18 112 4.01 Genesis and development of the Aksumite Kingdom: Wednesday MNW archaeological and historical analysis 9:00-17:00 4.02 Hidden agents? The role of women in Ethiopian history Friday 9:00-12:30 111 4.03 Historical antropology: an assesment of ongoing research and Tu e s d a y 112 debates 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00 5.01 Architectural, historical, religious, and literary perspectives on Tu e s d a y 111 the relationship between Ethiopia and Jerusalem: Past and present 9:00-12:30 5.02 Ethiopians in Yemen, Yemenis in Ethiopia: Transregional Tu e s d a y 113 mobility in a historical perspective 9:00-12:30 5.03 Ethiopia and Eastern/Central Europe/The Balkans: From Haile Wednesday 111 Selassie to the Derg Era 9:00-12:30 5.04 The role of Ethiopia in the international relations of the Horn Wednesday 114 of Africa 9:00-17:00 5.05 Ethiopia’s Asian options Tu e s d a y 116 9:00-12:30 5.06 Key Imperatives of Cooperation in the Nile Basin Friday 9:00-15:00 106 5.07 Labor migrations Wednesday 105 11:00-17:00 6.01 State and society: Changing systems, changing relationships in Tu e s d a y 105 Ethiopia 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00 Wednesday 9-10:30 6.02 Spatial justice in Ethiopia Friday 9:00-12:30 113 6.03 Administrating places of worship in Ethiopia: Legal frameworks Friday 9:00-10:30 112 and practical management procedures for religious assets

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 6.04 Beyond the vote liturgy: continuities and contradictions in Thursday 114 Ethiopia’s 2015 national elections 9:00-12:30 6.05 From periphery to mainstream? Recent observations on status Tu e s d a y 106 changes of so-called minority groups in Ethiopia 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00 6.06 Being, becoming and believing in pastoralism: The status of Thursday 115 Ethiopian pastoralists in the 21. Century 9:00-12:30 6.07 Power, Peripheries and Land: Development across the last Thursday 105 frontiers of Ethiopia 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00 Friday 9-12:30 6.08 Culture and rhetoric in Ethiopia Wednesday 115 8:00-18:00 7.01 Ethno-ecology, eco-cultural spaces and ethno-landscapes in Wednesday 107 Ethiopia 9:00-17:00 7.02 Land & water resources in a regional context: Opportunities, Thursday 107 challenges and hazards 9:00-12:30 7.03 Archaeological researches and practice of conservation of Thursday MNW cultural heritages in Ethiopia 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00 7.04 Promoting Ethiopia’s Tourism Friday 9:00-15 114 8.01 Reimagining lives and trajectories: Innovations in literacy and Friday 116 development projects in Ethiopia 9:00-12:30 8.02 Taming contingency anticipating progress: Ethiopian youth’s Friday 9:00-15:00 115 attempts to carve out a future

8.03 Childhood, rights and well-being in Ethiopia Thursday 116 9:00-12:30 8.04 The promises and perils of commercializing smallholder Wednesday 116 agriculture: Emerging patterns and comparative local evidences in 9:00-12:30 Ethiopia 9.01 Polish interest in Ethiopia, Ethiopian Studies in Poland and Wednesday 111 Polish collections of Ethiopian artefacts 13:30-17:00 9.02 Untold Ethiopian histories: Finding and filling vexing gaps in Wednesday 106 the academic record 9:00-17:00 9.03 The history of cartography Wednesday 116 13:30-17:00 9.04 Revisiting Ethiopianism. Representations, circulations and local Thursday 208 practices of „Ethiopia" 9:00-12:30 10.01 Music and conflict transformation: The Ethiopian experience Thursday Schayer 9:00-12:30 10.02 Ethio-cinema: Making and watching films in Ethiopia, past and Friday MNW present 9:00-15:00

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 MONDAY, 24th AUGUST

8.30 Registration in Main Hall of Old Library Building (Stary BUW)

11.00 Coffee break

12.00 - 13.30 Opening Ceremony in Aula, Old Library Building (Stary BUW) MC: Dr. Éloi Ficquet (EHESS, Paris)

Welcome addresses:

Dr. Hanna Rubinkowska-Anioł – President of the Organizing Committee of the 19th ICES

Dr. Ahmed Hassen Omer – Director of the Institute of Ethiopian Studies of Addis Ababa University (Ethiopia)

Prof. Alojzy Z. Nowak – Vice-Rector for Research and Liaison of the University of Warsaw

Prof. Piotr Taracha – Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Oriental Studies

Prof. Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz – President of Warsaw

Ofﬁcial Delegate from the Foreign Ministry of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia

Amb. Jacek Jankowski – Ambassador of the Republic of Poland in Addis Ababa

Amb. Piotr Myśliwiec – Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland

13.30-14.30 Opening lecture:

Prof. Adam Łukaszewicz (University of Warsaw), „Encounters with Ethiopia: Towards Ethiopian Studies in Context”

14.30 Lunch break

17.00 Welcome reception in the National Museum in Warsaw

Addresses:

Dr. Agnieszka Morawińska – Director of the National Museum in Warsaw

Dr. Piotr Rypson – Deputy Director in charge of the National Museum in Warsaw

20.00 Warsaw sightseeing - part I

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 TUESDAY, 25th AUGUST

GENERAL OUTLINE

9:00-10:30 Sessions 10:30-11:00 Coffee break 11:00-12:30 Sessions 12:30-13:30 Lunch break 13:30-15:00 Key lecture by Prof. Baye Yimam “Movement, Contact and Diffusion of Features in the Ethiopian Language Area” 15:00-15:30 Coffee break 15:30-17:00 Sessions 18:00 Art Exhibition of Barbara and Worku Goshu 20.00 Warsaw sightseeing - part II

Screening of Ethiopian films in the National Museum in Warsaw (MNW) 10:00 “Beti and Amare” (directed by Andy Seige) 15:30 “Crumbs” (directed by Miquel Llansó)

THE CONTENT OF PANELS

II Recent explorations in Ethiopian linguistics, 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00, Schayer room

Tense-Aspect Interactions in Amharic Mr ABDU AHMED Imaginative Conditionals Dr. BEDILU WAKIJIRA Plural formation in Kistane The Inceptive Construction in Amharic and Mr DESALEGN ASFAWESSEN Other TSE Languages Mr ESAYAS TAJEBE Gender and Number in Saaho Phonemic Inventory of Ethiopian Sign Dr. EYASU HAILU Language Prof. Orin GENSLER A Linguistic Description of Ethiopian English Argobba Language Revitalization: Strategies Dr. GETAHUN AMARE AGEGNEHU and challenges From Information Structure, Topic and Focus Mr Hideyuki INUI in Basketo An Acoustic Study of Geminated Consonants Ms. Shinya IWATSUKI of Amharic Mr Michał KOZICKI Corpus Planning of the Amharic Language Towards an Electronic Corpus and Analysis Dr. Cristina VERTAN Tool for Classical Ethiopic Prof. Rainer VOIGT NES vs. SES Reconsidered Dr. ZELEALEM LEYEW Language Endangerment in Ethiopia

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 XIV Ethiopia and the “West”: perceptions and relations, 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00, room 209 Axel Prof. Letters from Abyssinia, 1912. Paris-Djibouti- Addis Ababa BAUDOUIN Maria Theresa Thaler and the Integration of Ethiopia into the Modern Prof. Ivo BUDIL World System Marek Mr Authorship of Remedius Prutký’s Account on Ethiopia Contested DOSPĔL Martin The Film-Maker J.A.M. Borgstädt and His Film ‘Abessinien – Im Schatten Dr. HAARS des Goldenen Löwen’ (Documentary, 1935, Germany) Ethiopia and the 'League of European Brotherhood': Collective Identity Ms. Sarah HINZ and the Abyssinian Crisis Katarzyna The Role of the United States in Suppressing the December 1960 Coup Ms. HRYĆKO d’État in Ethiopia Ethiopians at the Council of Florence (1441): Ethiopian Self- Samanta Dr. Representation, Cross-Cultural Communication, and Religious Conditions KELLY in Ethiopia in the Early 15th Century Mario “De como Dom Christovão deu a primeyra batalha a el Rey de Zeila, na Mr LOZANO qual o mouro foi vencido e ferido”. Islam and Muslims in Ethiopia through ALONSO the Portuguese Expeditionaries Eyes (1541-1543) SELTENE The Role of International Missions in the Ethiopian Resistance: Dr. SEYOUM 1939-1940 Vatanyar Ethiopian-Russian Relations: 2000 – Beginning of 2010’s. Addis Ababa Prof. YAGYA and Saint-Petersburg

XVI Land, agriculture, natural environment, urban and rural patterns, 9:00-12:30, room 208

AMAHA KIROS An Assessment of Road and Urban Stormwater Mr GEBREEGZIABHER Drainage Integration In Shire-Indasilassie Town, Tigray Climate Risk Management for Enhancing Food Security Dr. DEGEFA TOLOSSA in Ethiopia LAKEW WONDIMU & P. Environmental Degradation on the Human Health and Dr. & Prof. NATARAJAN Ecology of Koka Lake, Mojo, Ethiopia A Study on the Urban Formation Process of an Nobuhiro SHIMIZU & Dr. & Prof. Ethiopian Hillside City and its Adjustment to Current Riichi MIYAKE & Rumi & Dr. Urbanization - Case Study on Enda Meskel and Kebele OKAZAKI 14 Area at Mekelle City, Tigray Region The Role of Local Level Institutions for the Small Holder MULUKEN ELIAS Mr Livelihood Adaptation to Climate Change in Rural ADAMSEGED Ethiopia Risks and Opportunities of Land Alienation: A Case Dr. TADDESSE BERISSO Study of Borana-Oromo Pastoral Land in Ethiopia Water Infrastruktura and Food Security Linkages in the Dr. TESFAYE TAFESSE Nile Basin Regions of Ethiopia

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 XVIII Polish archaeological research in the Nile Valley, 9:00-12:30, room 107

Prof. Włodzimierz GODLEWSKI The Makurian Church and its sacral architecture Prof. Kamil O. KURASZKIEWICZ Pharaohs, Ethiopia and the Polish cause? Dr. Magdalena ŁAPTAŚ Between Egypt and Ethiopia. The Nubian Apostolic Tradition Ms. & Mr Joanna K. Berenike ad Aegyptum: a Harbor between the RĄDKOWSKA, Marek Mediterranean and East Africa WOŹNIAK

1.02 Towards Critical Editions of Biblical books, 9:00-12:30, room 114

Dr Ian CHRISTIE-MILLER Ge'ez Goes Global Mr Ran HACOHEN The Ethiopic Bible Goes Digital Issues in the Preparation of Critical Editions of Prof. Michael KNIBB Biblical Books Stories in the Textual History of Ethiopic Dr. Ralph LEE Deuteronomy Prof. & Steve DELAMARTER & Maija Textual History of Ethiopic Amos Dr. PRIESS Prof. & Loren STUCKENBRUCK & Ted The Project for a New Edition of Ethiopic Enoch Mr ERHO

2.03 Interdisciplinary approaches to Islamic songs (Mänzuma) of Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, 15:00-17:00, room 115

Exploring a Heroic Epic in Ethiopia. An Evidence of a Heroic Mr ASSEFA MAMMO Culture in the Country ‘Menzuma’ as a Means to Anti-Fascist Struggle in Ethiopia: Mr KAMIL ABDU OUMER the Case of Sheikh Chale Anti-Fascist ‘Tewesulat’ ‘Menzuma’ KEMAL Mr Basic Features of Mänzuma, Islamic Panegeric of Ethiopia ABDULWEHAB Mash’s Lifestyle and their Menzuma in Aman Amba Ms. SEMIRA MOHAMMED Mosque, Khemise The Mänzuma Genre in the Ethiopian Islamic Traditions: TIMKEHET TEFFERA Dr. Performance Styles and Melodic and Metro-Rhythmic MEKONNEN Arrangements Preliminary Overview of Islamic Poetic Traditions in Dr. Andreas WETTER Southeastern Wällo

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 4.03 Historical antropology: an assesment of ongoing research and debates, 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00, room 112

Warfare and Defensive Dry Stone Wall Building Strategies of Mr ADMASU ABEBE Medieval Omotic Society: Analysis on the Great Walls of Dawuro/ Kati Halala Keela, Upper Omo Valley

Mr FESSEHA BERHE The Dobᶜa: Sources, Ongoing Research and Debates

In the Footsteps of a Wandering King: Interpreting Geo- and Ethno- Dr. Éloi FICQUET Historical Information from the Chronicle of Atse Iyasu I (1682-1706) Hugues Mr A King without a Train FONTAINE Takeshi From Frontier to Periphery: An Anthropological Analysis of Lowland Prof. FUJIMOTO Settlement Abandonment among the Malo of Southwestern Ethiopia KEFYALEW Dynamics of the Cult of Sheik Hussein of Bale: Its Course and Mr TESEMMA SEMU Curse of the Extremists, a Historical Perspective Sara Ms. Fukkära and Qärärto as Sources of Ethiopian Cultural History MARZAGORA Moritz Alexander Culture Treasure Magdala. Discussions about an Ethiopian Mr. MUELLER Repatriation Case Chikage OBA- History and Historical Consciousness in Oral History: An Analysis of Dr. SMIDT the Oral History of Migration of Rayyaa-Oromo An Ambivalent Emissary: A Relook at the Confessional Diaries of Mr Gerard SALOLE Augusto Salimbeni 1883-1894 Oral Traditions and Local Chronicle Writing: The Example of Yeha in Dr. Wolbert SMIDT Tigray

5.01 Architectural, historical, religious, and literary perspectives on the relationship between Ethiopia and Jerusalem: Past and present, 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00, room 111

Toby BERGER Dr. Kassa Zander: His Education in Jerusalem HOLTZ Solomonic Legitimacy and the Patronage of the Church of Prof. Michael GERVERS Yemrehanna Krestos Dreaming of Jerusalem: Art and Power in Early Solomonic Mr Jacopo GNISCI Ethiopia Prof. Steven KAPLAN Zion as Sign and Symbol in the EOTC MENGISTU Some Historical Notes on the Identification of Lalibela as a Second Mr GOBEZIE Jerusalem Ilana WEBSTER- Ethiopiques in Jerusalem: Dynamics of Music and Pilgrimage in the Dr. KOGEN Ethiopian Diaspora If I forget you, O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget its cunning Dr. Shalva WEIL (Psalms 137:5)

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 5.02 Ethiopians in Yemen, Yemenis in Ethiopia: Transregional mobility in a historical perspective, 9:00-12:30, room 113

Luca Rise to the Highlands. Assab between Yemen and Ethiopia in the Mr CASTIGLIONI 1880s Magdalena Ms. Ethiopian Slaves in Yemen: A Study of Medieval Arabic Texts KLOSS Jonathan Prof. Zabīd: Translocal Histories between Yemen and Northeast Africa MIRAN Marina de From Yemen to Ethiopia and Back: A Twentieth Century Family Dr. REGT History Steven Yemeni Farmers and the Sedentarization of Pastoralists in Eritrea, Dr. SERELS 1891-1935

5.05 Ethiopia’s Asian options, 9:00-12:30, room 116 Vincent Of Satellites and Doctors: A Study of the Pan-African e- Dr. DUCLOS Network Ms. Frauke ECKL South Korean-Ethiopian Interactions Kuruvilla Mr Ethiopia-India Relations MATHEWS Sophia South-South Migration in Higher Education: The Example of Dr. THUBAUVILLE Indian Academics in Ethiopia

6.01 State and society: Changing systems, changing relationships in Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00, room 105

Political mobilisation

Room to Maneuver? State, Peasant Society and Modernization Prof. Harald ASPEN under EPRDF. A Case Study from North Wälo

The Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front: From Dr. Terrence LYONS Insurgency to Authoritarian Party, 1991-2014

Emanuele FANTINI & Public Health, Community Participation and Political Mobilisation Dr. & Dr. Alessia in Ethiopia: the Women Development Army VILLANUCCI Long evolution of the (developmental) state

Evolving Relations between the State and Rural Societies in Dr. Philipsa BEVAN Ethiopia since the Later 19th Century: Similarities and Differences in Twenty Exemplar Places

John State and Society in Ethiopia: Evolving Features in an Enduring Prof. MARKAKIS Relationship

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 Eva POLUHA & Dr. & Dr. The ‘Developmental’ State - A Model for Ethiopia? ELEHU FELEKE

The state and young citizens' evolving economic opportunities

Davide 'The Peri-Urban Space at Work'. Micro and Small Enterprises, Dr. CHINIGO' Collective Participation, and the Developmental State in Ethiopia

Mr René LEFORT Young Male Unemployment in a Rural Kebele of North Shoa

Marco di ‘Capitalism is an Old Word’. Labour, the State and Construction Dr. NUNZIO Companies in Addis Ababa [to be continued on Wednesday]

6.05 From periphery to mainstream? Recent observations on status changes of so-called minority groups in Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00, room 106

Prof. Hermann AMBORN The Relation of Artisans and Farmers in Southern Ethiopia Between Sub-national Autonomy and Managing Ethno-linguistic Mr BEZA DESSALEGN Diversity: Why Territorial Federalism is not enough for Minorities in Ethiopia Mr BOSHA BOMBE Slavery and Status Transformation in Ganta, Southern Ethiopia Fabienne Situating Changing Practices and Status Changes of a Minority Ms. BRAUKMANN Group at Lake Abaya, Ethiopia ENDASHAW Hegemony and Negotiation in Pluralist Ethiopia: The Case of Mr WOLDEMICHAEL ‘Linguistic Minorities’ Living among Majorities (Haro in Focus) JIMA Overcoming Layers of Marginalization: The Adaptive Strategies Dr. Suzanne EPPLE of the Bayso People of Lake Abaya, Southern Ethiopia The Undesirables: Living on the Margins of Rayya Qobbo Ms. KIYA GEZAHEGNE Highlands Talking Manjo, Linguistic Repertoires as Means of Negotiating Dr. Kirsi LEIKOLA Marginalization Alexander From “Subject to Citizen”? Preliminary Notes on Social Mobility Mr MECKELBURG in Western Ethiopia The Implications of Conversion to Evangelical Christianity in the Mr SAMUEL TIBEBE Stratified Society of Dawro, Southern Ethiopia Amharic Codeswitching in Bayso and Its Social and Gender Dr. Grabiano SAVÀ Correlations Unsympathetic Artisans: The Marginal Position of Smiths among Dr. TEMESGEN BURKA the Mainstream Oromo in Wollega, Western Ethiopia From Differentiation to “Social Discrimination”: Changing Dr. Sayuri YOSHIDA Relationship between the Kafa and the Manjo in Southwest Ethiopia

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 WEDNESDAY 26th AUGUST

GENERAL OUTLINE

9:00-10:30 Sessions 10:30-11:00 Coffee break 11:00-12:30 Sessions 12:30-13:30 Lunch break 13:30-15:00 Sessions 15:00-15:30 Coffee break 15:30-17:00 Sessions 18:00 Reception in Sala Kolumnowa, Faculty of History, University of Warsaw 20:00 Warsaw sightseeing, part III

THE CONTENT OF PANELS

III The role of religion in shaping the contemporary society, 13:30-17:00, room 208

Prof. ABBEBE KIFLEYESUS Fasting and Feasting in Aliyyu Amba During Ramadan ASSEFA TOLERA Interrogating Plurality: The Changing Face of Inter-faith Dr. SORI Relations in Ethiopia Dr. HAGOS ABRHA Ge’ez Symbolism in the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahido Church Joachim Gregor Monasteries and Churches in Ethiopia: a Terrain of Contested Dr. PERSOON Discourse YASIN MOHAMMED Dr. Islam and Muslim Communities in Illubabor RUFFO

IV Tackling contemporary social problems in Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, room 209

AGAZI TIUMELISSAN & Beyond Relocation: Prospects and Concerns of Children Mr & Dr. Alula PANKHURST and Caregivers in Four Young Lives Urban Sites The Effect of Globalization on the Ethiopian Traditional Ms. MAHLET TEFERAWORK Costumes From Monsters to Mothers and Multiculturalism: Ms. Leah NIEDERSTADT Educational Billboards and Murals in Ethiopia Urban Poverty in Ethiopian Cities: A Case from Poor Mr SALSAWI FELEKE Neighborhoods of Hawassa City, SNNPR Rapid Change of Subsistence Economy among the Dr. Ren’ya SATO Majangir: Emigrants, Cash Economy and Land Use Preconditions and Challenges for Developing Securities Dr. TADESSE HAILE Markets in Ethiopia

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 V Tradition and modernity in Ethiopian literatures, 13:30-17:00, Schayer room

AMIRA ABDULKADIS Ms. Tigrinya Manzuma 'Ajami of Sheikh Umar IBRAHIM Contesting the Roles of the Intellectual: Mr ASHENAFI A. ALEMU Yisma’ike’s Ramatohara in Focus Prof. Galina BALASHOVA Two Stars at the Ethiopian Literary Sky Dome Ms. Christine CHAILLOT Teaching of Wadla Qene Today in Wadla (Ethiopia) ENDRIS MOHAMMED 'Aǧil Faraǧ― Arabic Text by Šayḫ Ahmed Ibrāhīm Dr. YESUFE (1929-1979) A Diachronic Analysis of the Pattern Change of the Metric Mr HIRUY ABDU of Səllase Qəne from 16th to 20th Century KINDENEH ENDEG More Like Her Male Counter-Part: Representation of the Dr. MIHRETIE Virgin Mary in Ethiopian Orthodox Christian Literature Dr. SIRGIW GELAW Gender Issues Ge’ez Qene of Immete Gelanesh Mr TAMRAT HAILE DEGEFFA Autobiography in Ethiopian History TIQUABO Biblical Allusion: a Case to Reflect on Literary Journalism Mr GEBRESELASSIE Practice during the Imperial Era in Ethiopia GEBREGIORGHIS

VIII Gender issues, women rights and feminism, 13:30-17:00, room 209

Viewing a Society through the Life of an Expatriate – ABIYU ASMAMAW Mr Alemtsehay Siyoum and the Condition of Oral History NIGATU Transmission in Her Descendants AYNALEM MEGERSA Women’s Employment and Empowerment: A Case of Rural Ms. GEMECHU Women in Sebeta Hawas Woreda, Central Ethiopia Women’s Fighter in TPLF- Women’s Agency in the Struggle Dr. Momoka MAKI and Post-Conflict Society Ms. & MULUMEBET ZENEBE Patterns and Determinants of Women’s Household Decision Dr. & ESHETU GURMU Making Power in Ethiopia Dr. Gen TAGAWA Women's Sexuality in the Patriarchy of the Borana-Oromo TAMIRAT Sport History of Ethiopia: A Case Study of Ethiopian Women Mr GEBREMARIAM Athletics TEMESGEN Mr Women and Right to Land in Amhara Region, Ethiopia GEBEYEHU Tracing Feminism through the Life Story Narratives of Three Ms. TIGEST ABYE Ethiopian Women Activists

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 IX New challenges facing educators and education in Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, Schayer room

How Women Choose Their Schooling in Their Life Ms. Haruka ARII Course: The Case of Maale, Southwestern Ethiopia Education During Political and Military Change in Mr Peter ESMONDE Ethiopia: Differential Effects in Dalocha, 1987-1994 Challenges of Teaching National History in Multi-Ethnic Mr MOHAMMED JEMAL AHMED Ethiopia: the Case of Ethiopian Somali Region Primary Education for All: Reaching Pastoralist Mr YOHANESE WOGASSO Communities in Somali Region of Ethiopia : Challenges and Opportunities Mr YOSEPH GEBREHIWOT TEDLA & Hazards of Language Shift: Pedagogical Implications & TESFAYE MESELE ZINABU Dr.

XIII New findings and methods in the field of Ethiopian history, 9:00-12:30, room 208

Tracing Recent History in an Urban Setting through Biographies: the Prof. Gunilla BJEREN Case of Shashemene Mr DECHASA ABEBE Wars and Peasants in North Shäwa (1855-1916) DESSALEGN A Historical Perspective on Qimant-Amhara Interaction in North Mr BIZUNEH AYELE Gondar, Ethiopia FANTAHUN The Northwestern Command’s Response to Insurgent Assaults on Dr. AYELE Dabat, Ethiopia Quantifying the Information Richness of Ethiopian Royal Itineraries Dr. HIRUY ABDU from 15th to 18th Century Using a Combined Spatio-Temporal Measurement Index Politics and Changes in Land Tenure in Southern Ethiopia in Dr. HUSSEIN JEMMA Historical Perspective Dr. Luca PUDDU Frontier Governance and Local Elites in the Mazega: 1910-1975

2.02 Islamic literature in Ethiopia: new perspectives of research, 9:00-17:00, room 113

ENDRIS Dr. MOHAMMED Ramsa YESUFE Textual Traditions of Arabic Grammars in Jimma: Regional Dr. Sara FANI Continuity and Specificity of Scholarship Some Observations on the Text of Šayḫ Hāšim’s al-Fatḥ al- Prof. Aleksandro GORI Raḥmānī Tariqa as Network: Documentation of the Tijaniya Organization in Prof. Minako ISHIHARA Ethiopia New Approach to the Studies of Islamic mss of Ethiopia: KEMAL Dr. Documenting and Cataloguing First-Studied Islamic Manuscripts of ABDULWEHAB Ethiopia

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 Ethiopian Tiǧāniyya in Context. A Preliminary study of Its Relations Dr. Michele PETRONE with Other Branches of the Ṭarīqa and of Its Development in the Firts Part of the 20th Century Dr. Anne REGOURD Some More about the Characteristics of Harari Manuscripts Dr. Andreas WETTER ‟Yäǧūdu Bušra…” a Panegyric Poem in Amharic from Šeh Č̣ali

3.02 Time in the languages of the Horn of Africa, 9:00-18:00, room 112

Cushitic / Omotic Dr. Joachim CRASS Aspect (and Tense?) in Hadiyya and Libido Dr. Yvonne TREIS Perfective Aspect(s) in Kambaata Mr SHIMELIS MAZENGIA Aspect and Tense in Oromo Dr. Martine VANHOVE The Aorist in Beja: A Problematic Category Mr HENOK WONDIMU Investigating the Perfect Paradigm of Gamo Ethiosemitic I Dr. Ronny MEYER On Tense in Amharic and Muher (Ethiosemitic) Mr FEKEDE MENUTA Time in the Guragina Variety of Gumer The Interplay of Semantics and Morphology in the Tense- Dr. Andreas WETTER Aspect System of Shonke-Argobba Ethiosemitic II Contrastive Analysis of Some Occurrences in the Verbal Prof. Olga KAPELIUK Systems of Amharic and Tigrinya Marlene GUSS- Ms. The Tense-Aspect System of Tigrinya and Amharic KOSICKA Experiencer Constructions and the Resultative Function of Dr. Lutz EDZARD Impersonal Verbs in Ethio-Semitic Ethiosemitic III The Past and Present Tense of Inchoative-Stative Verbs in Dr. Maria BULAKH Gə’əz Dr. DERIB ADO JEKALE Metaphors of Time in Amharic The Role of Analytical Verbal Constructions in the Tense- Mr Iosif FRIDMAN Aspect Interplay in Amharic Narrative Magdalena Ms. Interaction of Epistemic Modality and Time in Amharic KRZYŻANOWSKA MULUSEW ASRATIE Dr. Does Amharic Have Tense? WONDEM

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 4.01 Genesis and development of the Aksumite Kingdom: archaeological and historical analysis, 9:00-17:00, National Museum (MNW)

Re-Contextualizing Christianity in the Dr. Antonella BRITA Aksumite Kingdom: Holy Places, Righteous Men and Sacred Parchments From Community to State: A Preliminary Prof. Rodolfo FATTOVICH Archaeological Analysis of the Aksumite Polity, c. 400 BCE – 800 CE

Andrea D'ANDREA, Gilda Dr. & Ms. Aksum before Aksum. Modelling Pre- FERRANDINO, Martina & Ms. & and Proto-Aksumite Settlement GRANIGLIA, Antonella Ms. & Dr. Dynamics through an Agent Based PALOMBA, Luisa SERNICOLA & & Prof. Simulation Giuseppe ZOLLO Giuseppe

The Creation of an African Sheba? The Mr Bar KRIBUS Impact of Pre-Christian Cult and Culture on Aksumite Christianity Aksum and the External World. A Dr. Andrea MANZO Tentative Agenda Kari Gata: A Traditional Aksumite Mr SAMUEL KIDANE HAILE Mayorship Office Land Tenure, Land Exploitation and Land Management during the Aksumite Dr. Luisa SERNICOLA Kingdom: a Survey of Archaeological, Historical and Ethnographic Evidence How Strongly Did Palaeoenvironmental Changes Influence the Rise and Decline Dr. Valery J. TERWILLIGER of D’MT and Aksum in Northern Ethiopia? Beginning and Decline of the Maritime Dr. Chiara ZAZZARO Trade in the Northern Horn of Africa: a View from Adulis

5.03 Ethiopia and Eastern/Central Europe/The Balkans: From Haile Selassie to the Derg Era, 9:00-12:30, room 111

Daniela Evolution of Romanian-Ethiopian Relations in the Context of a One Ms. BACHES Century Political changes Leonardo The Eritrean People's Liberation Front Discovers Ber Borochov. Madrid Dr. COHEN 1979 Orthodoxy and Diversity: Russian Ecclesial and Cultural Attitudes Dr. Václav JEŽEK Towards Ethiopia in Late Nineteenth Century Tsarist Russia Tobias Faith and Power, Resistance and Collaboration. The Russian and Dr. RUPPRECHT Ethiopian Orthodox Churches during the Cold War

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 5.04 The role of Ethiopia in the international relations of the Horn of Africa, 9:00-17:00, room 114

Patrick Dr. Ethiopia – Eritrea : Hopeless? FERRAS GOITOM Mr Path-Dependency of Regional Rivalries in The Horn of Africa GEBRELEUL Dr. Nicole HIRT Ethiopia and the Eritrean Opposition – An Intricate Affair Robert Prof. Ethiopia as the Key Ally of the United States in the Horn of Africa KŁOSOWICZ Joanna Ethio-Djiboutian Relations in 21st century - Towards New African Ms. MORMUL Cooperation Tanja R. Assertive Foreign Policy in a ‘Bad Neighbourhood’: Eritrean Foreign Dr. MÜLLER Policy Making and Ethiopian Intransigence Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Refugees in Relation to HIV/AIDS: NIGUSU Mr. The Case of Eritrean Refugee Communities in Shire, Tigray Regional ABOSET State of Northern Ethiopia Kateřina Ethiopian Foreign Policy in the Horn of Africa: Informal Relations with Dr. RUDINCOVÁ Somaliland and Their Possible Future Development Governance Challenges and Opportunities of Horn of Africa International Prof. SISAY ASEFA Economic Relations: The Role of Ethiopia

5.07 Labor migrations, 11:00-17:00, room 105

Labour Migration in 20 Rural Communities – Evolution over 20 Ms. Catherine DOM Years and Select Implications Changing Lives: The Impact of Ethiopian Women Domestic Dr. Bina FERNANDEZ Worker’s Migration on Family and Community Dynamics

Dr. Marina de REGT Marina de REGT

Nikolay STEBLIN- Mr Local Discourse on Migration in Wollo, Ethiopia KAMENSKIY

TEFEREE Rural Youth Outmigration and Its Impacts on Migrant-sending Mr MAKONNEN Households in Gojjam and Wolayta, Ethiopia KASSA TEKALIGN Ethiopian ‘Irregular’ Labor Migration to Sudan: Patterns and Mr AYALEW Processes

The Political Economy of Seasonal Salt Labour Migration in TSEGAY BERHE Dr. GEBRELIBANOS Indigenous Salt Production System in Northern Afar Salt Mines (North Eastern Ethiopia) in the 20th Century

ZELALEM Labor Migration, Forced Return and Returnee Reintegration: Mr TEFERRA The Experience of Ethiopia

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 ABEBAW MINAYE & KASSAHUN Dr & Mr & Managing the Legal, Economic and Health Dimension of Mr & Mr HABTAMU & Migration in Ethiopia ABRHAM SEYOUM & ABERA DEGEFA

6.01 State and society: Changing systems, changing relationships in Ethiopia, 9:00-10:30, room 105 [continued from Tuesday]

Marginalisation in state-society relations Dr. Lovise AALEN & Marit & Mobilising Women in EPRDF's 'Developmental State' Tolo ØSTEBØ Dr. Promoting Equity, 'Leaving No-one Behind' - A Common Theme Ms. Beverly JONES Across Post-Imperial Regimes? MERCY FEKADU Modern Ethiopia and the “Pastoralists Question”: The Nyangatom Ms. MULUGETA Narrative of the History of Their Relation with the State SAMUEL ANDREAS Achieving Subordination: State Power and Organized Labour in Mr ADMASIE Ethiopia

6.08 Culture and rhetoric in Ethiopia 8:00-18:00, room 115

Mr ALELIGN ASCHALE Ethiopian Crosses: A Rhetorical Analysis Emperor Yohannes IV as Potrayed in the Oral Traditions of the Mr FESSEHA BERHE Muslims of Tegray GEBREYESUS TEKLU The Role of Some Ethiopian Proverbs for Conflicts Prevention Dr. BAHTA and Resolution A Reflection on the Prevailing ‘Apathetic Mood’ of the Ethiopian Dr TAYE NEGUSSIE Intelligentsia: Who is to Blame? The Political Rhetorics of the Boorana: An Analysis of Rhetorics Dr. Chikage OBA-SMIDT in the Oral Chronicles of the Boorana-Oromo

TASSEW The Role of Ethics in Indigenous Philosophy of the Sidama Mr WOLDEMEDIHIN People: A Case Study of Chuko Woreda

HAREGEWOIN The Ethiopian Health Extension Programme: the Rhetoric and Dr. Reality of the Communication Approach to Promote Male FANTAHUN ESHETE Involvement in Reproductive Health?

„My Friends Listen and Let Me Tell You“ - The Use of Rhetorics in Dr. Andreas WETTER Amharic Tawḥīd Texts from Eastern Wällo

MEHARI YIMULAW Women’s Positions in Customary Conflict Resolution Institutions: Dr. GEBREGEORGIS the Case of Ethiopia

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 Ms. Jean LYDALL The Rhetorics of Address and Reference in Hamar

South-eastern Ethiopia: Orthodox Tewahedo Christians` Enclaves Dr. Valeria SEMENOVA among Muslim Oromo (on the material of the field work in Ethiopia 2008-2012) Body and Sound as Integral Parts of Communication and Dr. Wolbert SMIDT Rhetorics: Examples from Tigrinnya Societies

Prof. Ivo STRECKER The Dynamics of Hamar Conversational Style TESFAYE MESELE Dr. Integrating Folk Games for Educational Purposes ZINABU Dr. Shauna LATOSKY Negotiating Bridewealth among the Mursi of Southern Ethiopia

Dr. Felix GIRKE Diagnosing Good and Bad in Kara, South Omo

7.01 Ethno-ecology, eco-cultural spaces and ethno-landscapes in Ethiopia, 9:00-17:00, room 107

Space, Place and Conflict: Cultural and Political Ecology Prof. Jon ABBINK Approaches to Changing ‘Resource Use’ in Southwest Ethiopia The Bush and Its Wildlife in the Cosmology of an Agro-Pastoral Dr. Lucie BUFFAVAND People of the Lower Omo Valley Integrating ‘Sacred’ Eco-Cultural Spaces into Environmental Dr. Dirk BUSTORF Protection Schemes, Comparing Cases in Kafa, Gurage/Silte and Amhara Political Ecology of Community-Based Adaptation to Climate Mr Jin-ho CHUNG Change in the Ethiopian highlands GETACHEW Indigenous Ecological Knowledge System and Local Ecology Mr SENISHAW Management in Midland Gedeo Formation and Sharing of Local Knowledge on the Production and Dr. & Morie KANEKO & Consumption of Fermented Ensete (Ensete Ventricosum, Prof. Masayoshi SHIGETA Musaceae) Starch among the Aari People of Southwestern Ethiopia KANSITE GELLEBO The Moora of the Konso People in Southern Ethiopia: Functions Mr KORRA and Changes Ethiopian Church Forests: Hubs of Social and Religious Life and Dr. Izabela ORŁOWSKA Pockets of Remaining Biodiversity YOHANNES Family Farming for Agro-Ecology and Food Security: the Case of Dr. GEBREMICHAEL the Konso Community in Southern Ethiopia

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 8.04 The promises and perils of commercializing smallholder agriculture: Emerging patterns and comparative local evidences in Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, room 116

BIRHANU Transforming Gender Relations through the Market: The Impact of Mr MEGERSA Smallholder Milk Market Participation on Women`s Intra-household LENJISO Bargaining Position in Ethiopia DEGYE GOSHU & Dr. & MENGISTU The Dynamics of Food Price Convergence in Ethiopia Prof. KETEMA Dr. Svein EGE The New Economy TADESSE DABA & Dr. & Nutritional, Socio-Economic, and Cultural Values of Teff (Eragrostis Masayoshi Prof. tef) Varieties in Ethiopia SHIGETA TEFERI ABATE The Moral Economy of Commercializing Smallholder Agriculture in Dr. ADEM Amhara Region

9.01 Polish interest in Ethiopia, Ethiopian Studies in Poland and Polish collections of Ethiopian artefacts, 13:30-17:00, room 111

AHMED OMER Talents of Stanislaw Chjonacki on the Scene of Ethiopian Studies: A Dr. HASSAN Brief Remark The Failed Ethio-Polish Cooperation to Prosecute Italian Fascist War Mr HAILE MULUKEN Crime Suspects: the UNWCC between Abstract Justice and Political Exigency, 1943-1949 From Gunda Gunde to Warsaw: on Some Reproductions of Ethiopic Marcin Dr. Manuscripts Held in the Library of the Department of African KRAWCZUK Languages and Cultures, Warsaw University The Papers of Prof. Stefan Strelcyn from the Warsaw University Ms. Zofia RUDUCHA Library Dr. Piotr Rypson Polish Public Opinion on Italo-Abyssinian War (1935-1936) Mikołaj The Paintings of Worku Goshu in the Context of Ethiopian Mr SZCZEPKOWSKI Modernisation Digitalization of the Content of the 24 Tapes Recorded in Ethiopia by Ewa WOŁK- Polish Researchers in 1950s and 60s – Found in the Archives of the Dr. SORE Department of African Languages and Cultures at the University of Warsaw

Kinga The Fall of the Lion of Judah. Ethiopian Revolution in the Polish Press Ms. TURKOWSKA in 1974

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 9.02 Untold Ethiopian histories: Finding and filling vexing gaps in the academic record, 9:00-17:00, room 106

Writing the Biography of Fitawrari Habta-Giyorgis: Prof. BAHRU ZEWDE Some Methodological Issues Closed Minds and Open Systems: Discussing Limits Dr. Felix GIRKE of Anthropology Muslim Scholars in the Struggle against the Italian OIcupation in Ethiopia, the Case of Sheikh Seid Mr KAMIL ABDUL OUMER Ibrahim Chale (1870?-1938 EC.), Sheikh Ahmed Yasin Al-Debatiy (1870-1933 EC) and Sheikh Zegeye (1890s?-1938? EC) KANSITE GELLEBO & Mr & Dr & Sophia THUBAUVILLE & Archival Material about the Konso by A.E. Jensen – Dr. & Ms. Sabine DINSLAGE & Kim An Ethiopian Assessment & Mr GLÜCK & Moritz A. MÜLLER The Role of Museum in Promoting Social Harmony: a KEDERALA MOHAMMED Mr Case Study on the "Red Terror" Matyrs' Memorial AHMED Museum Diplomacy as a Means to an End: Solomonic Dr. Verena KREBS Ethiopian Interest and Involvement in Western Europe in the 15th and Early 16th Century Who was the King of Ethiopia? Imam Ahmed Ibn MOHAMMED JEMAL Mr Ibrahim Al-Ghazi versus Libne Dingle (1529-1543): AHMED the Hidden History of the Medieval Ethiopia Othering Western Christianity: Contested Notion of Mr Stanislau PAULAU ‘Protestantism’ in the Ethiopian Orthodox Discourse of the Early 20th Century The In-Between Space: Reflections on Historical Ms. SAFIA AIDID Study of the Somali Region Treating a Taboo Subject: Review of the Literature on Prof. SHIFERAW BEKELE Collaboration in Western and Southern Ethiopia during the Period of Fascist Occupation, 1936-1941 Filling Gaps in the History of Ethio-European Prof. Martin TAMCKE Relations in the 18th Century: The Moravians and Ethiopia Prof. Stefan WENINGER Friedrich Rückert and Ethiopian Studies

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 9.03 The history of cartography, 13:30-17:00, room 116

Avishai BEN- 'Modern City' and 'Civilized Spheres': Reevaluating the Egyptian Dr. DROR Cartography of Harär and its Environments (1875-1885) Färänǧi and Išmīrus – about the Origin and Meaning of Place-Names Carsten Mr and Ethnographic Information in Ethiopic and Classical Arabic HOFFMANN Literature Dorothea Cartographical Records of Ethiopia. A Survey of the Map Collections in Dr. MCEWAN the British Library and the Royal Geographical Society, London The Mekelle Area before Mekelle: The Documentation of Inderta in Dr. Wolbert SMIDT 19th Century Maps as a Source for the Historical Geography of Ethiopia before Modernisation

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 THURSDAY, 27th AUGUST

GENERAL OUTLINE

9:00-10:30 Sessions 10:30-11:00 Coffee break 11:00-12:30 Sessions 12:30-13:30 Lunch break 13:30-15:00 Key lecture by Yaqob Arsano “The New Hydro-diplomacy of the Nile: Prospects for Peace and Security in Northeastern Africa” 15:00-15:30 Coffee break 15:30-17:00 Sessions 17:00 Launch of books; Warsaw sightseeing - part IV

THE CONTENT OF PANELS

I Law and judiciary in social context and human rights, 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00, room 209

ALEMAYEHU Mr Customary Law: Murder Conflict Resolution Method in Raya HAFTE AMANUEL “Here Today, Gone Tomorrow”: Rape, Media and the Criminal Dr. GEBRU Justice System Zuzanna Laws Concerning Marriage in Ethiopia (from Kingdom of Axum until Ms. AUGUSTYNIAK the Fall of Ethiopian Empire) Italo-British Impact on Dynamics of Change and Continuity, ESUBALEW Traditions and Modernity in the System of Imperial Justice and the Mr BELAY FANTA Nature of Popular Legal Mentality in the Legal History of Imperial Ethiopia (1935-1965) EZEKIEL Indigenizing Universal Principles: Oromo Perspectives on Human Prof. GEBISSA Rights HALLELUJAH State Media Relations in the post-Revolutionary Ethiopia Mr JULIE (1974-2014) HUSSEIN AHMED Indigents' Right to State Funded Legal Aid in Crimianal Cases in Mr TURA Ethiopia MEGERSA The Ethiopia’s Legal Framework on Domestic Violence against Mr DUGASA FITE Women: a Critical Perspective MULUGETA Documentation and Analysis of Ritual Performances of ‘Geda Laws’ Dr. NEGASSA among the Karrayyu Oromo YARED BERHE Enforcement of Environmental Impact Assessment Law: Mr GEBRELIBANOS Assessment of the Practice in Selected Woredas of Eastern Tigray

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 VII Ethiopia in African context, 9:00-12:30, room 113

Florian Port-Cities of the Southern African Coast of the Red Sea and Western Mr FONTRIER Aden Gulf at the Modern Era (1500-1850) Public Sector Reforms in Africa: Challenges and Ways Forward (a MULUGETA Dr. Review of Selected Reform Experiences from Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, ABEBE South Africa and Uganda) Christian Monarchies in Africa: Kongo and Ethiopia in Political Plans of Robert Prof. the Holy See at the End of the 16th Century and in the Beginning of the PIĘTEK 17th Century Caleb Understanding the Protracted Conflicts in the Horn of Africa: Towards A Mr Maikuma Multi-Causal Analysis WAFULA

XI New and old patterns of everyday life, 9:00-12:30, room 111

The Dish Watchers: Free-to- air Satellite Television Use and Its ADDISALEM Ms. Influence on the Media Preference and World Outlook of Ethiopian TEBIKEW YALLEW Viewers Social Scientists’ Understanding of Academic Freedom in Addis Mr DEMOZE DEGEFA Ababa University, Ethiopia: A Descriptive Analysis The Role of Traditional Conflict Management Institution Among the Ms. ESKEDAR GIRUM Aleltu Oromo Community: The Case of Qalluu Institution MARSHET Muslims' Right to Land in Ethiopia: The Exprience from Dabat Mr GIRMAY Woreda, 1941-74 Transitions from Childhood to Adulthood in Ethiopia: Education, Dr. Alula PANKHURST Work and Marriage Growing Costs of Weddings among the Tigrinya Speaking People in Ms. SABA TESFAY Eritrea

1.01 Early Christian literature preserved in classical Ethiopic (Ge'ez), 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00, room 106

AMSALU Dr. Mary’s Manifestations as Depicted in Ar’aya Maryam TEFERRA Mr Ralph BARCZOK The Eschatology of the Epistula Apostolorum Aleksandro Towards a Re-Edition of the Ethiopic Dossier of the ‘Apocalypse of Prof. BAUSI Peter’ Prof. Gay L. BYRON An Ethiopic Version of the Acts of Paul The Language from Which the Epistula Apostolorum Was Translated Dr. Darrell HANNAH into Ge‘ez Jonas Mr The Ethiopian Life of John of Dailam: an Investigation of Its Origins KARLSSON

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 The Alexander Romance in Gi’iz and in Some Recently Discovered Prof. Michael KLEINER Arabic Manuscripts: A Discussion of their Textual Relationship MEHARI Mr ZEMELAK Tracing the Didache in Ethiopic anaphora WORKU The Ethiopian Version of the Commentary to the Song of Songs by Prof. Jan RETSÖ Philo of Carpasia: New MS Evidence Timothy B. Early Christian Literature Preserved in Classical Ethiopic (Ge'ez): Dr. SAILORS The Status Quæstionis Mr Massimo VILLA Ongoing Research into the Ethiopic Physiologus Rafał Not Only the Life of St. Anthony: An Interesting Case of Monastic Prof. ZARZECZNY Hagiography Translated Directly (?) from Greek

Subpanel "Texts in the Narrower and Broader Canons of the Ethiopic Old and New Testaments and Their Nachleben" (jointly with panel 1.02)

AFEWORK Sabbath Observance in Ethiopic Didascalia and Sinodos and its Dr. HAILU BEYENE Ecclesiastical and Theological Influence in the 13th – 16th Century MEHARI Mr ZEMALEK Enochian Motifs in Ethiopian Narratives of the Afterlife WORKU Jacques van The Use and Interpretation of the Book of Jubilees in the Măṣḥăfă Prof. RUITEN Bĕrhan and the Măṣḥăfă Milad

3.01 Spatial expressions in Ethiopian languages, 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00, room 112

Mr ABEBE TILAHUN Spatial Expressions in Gede’uffa Mr ABINET SIME Spatial Relations and Body Part Terms in Oromo Dr. ANBESSA TEFERRA Spatial Expressions in Sidaama Dr. AZEB AMHA Spatial Expressions in Wolaitta Prof. BAYE YIMAM Deictics in Amharic Dr. & BINYAM SISAY & SAMUEL Deixis in Koorete Mr ZINABU Mr GIRMA MENGISTU DESTA Spatial Expressions in Sezo Prof. HIRUT WOLDEMARIAM Deictics in Haro Prof. MOGES YIGEZU Deictics in Hamar Dr. MULUGETA SEYOUM Notes on Spatial Expression in Dime Dr. ONGAYE ODA ORKAYDO Spatial Expressions in Konso The Expression of Spatial and Temporal Concepts Dr. Andreas WETTER in Shonke-Argobba

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 6.04 Beyond the vote liturgy: continuities and contradictions in Ethiopia’s 2015 national elections, 9:00-12:30, room 114

A roundtable hosted by Emanuele Fantini and Iginio Gagliardone. Invited speakers: Jon Abbink, Jean-Nicolas Bach, Rene Lefort, Sarah Vaughan.

6.06 Being, becoming and believing in pastoralism: The status of Ethiopian pastoralists in the 21. Century, 9:00-12:30, room 115

ABDIWASA ABDILAHI Pastoralists’ Livelihood Vulnerability in Somali Region of Dr. BADE Ethiopia: Exploring Political Marginalization ABDULKADER SALEH The Afar Pastoral Community and Their Uneasy Relationship Mr MOHAMMAD with the Ruling Elites in Addis Ababa and Asmara ADMASU LOKALEY The Complex Inter-Ethnic Interactions Along Ilemi Triangle: Mr KIDEWA The Case of Nyangatom, Toposa and Turkana Trends in Pastoral Land Use and Land Administration and KELEMEWORK TAFERE Dr. Their Implications for Multi-Stakeholder Conflict: Experiences REDA from the Afar Region of Ethiopia State Educational Policies and Provision for Afar Pastoralists Ms. Stephenie LANGSTAFF in Ethiopia: a Historical Perspective SAMUEL TEFERA Mr & Perceptions, Opportunities and Challenges of Sedentarization ALEMU & Masayoshi Prof. in Hamer, Southwestern Ethiopia SHIGETA WONDWOSEN The Nuer Pastoralists in Gambella: Between Large Scale Mr MICHAGO SEIDE Agriculture and Villagization

6.07 Power, Peripheries and Land: Development across the last frontiers of Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00, room 105

ASEBE REGASSA Commodification of Land and Questions of Indigenous Peoples’ Mr DEBELO Land Right in the Ethiopia’s South Omo Valley BEZA NEGEWO Discourse Coalitions in Development Induced Displacement and Mr ODA Resettlement (DIDR) Lower Omo Valley South Ethiopia BIRHANU Unsecured Tenure Security: 40 Years without Viable Answer for Mr MEGERSA the Land Question in Ethiopia LENJISO The Costs of Ignoring Socio-Anthropological Knowledge in Dr. Lucie BUFFAVAND Development Planning: the Case of the Kuraz Sugar Development Project Local Responses to “Land Grabbing” in Ethiopia : A Case Study of Dr. DEREJE FEYISSA the Gambela Region DESALEGN Large Scale Development Intervention and a Quandary of Kumpal Mr AMSALU Marginalization in Northwest Ethiopia

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 Immo Mr The Nyàngatom of South Omo as Subjects of Development EULENBERGER FANA Villagization: ‘Muting’ Dispossessions and Development in Mr GEBRESENBET Gambella Mr Ivan HOUTTEMAN Recent Changes among the Daasanech in South-West Ethiopia Education and the Environment in Southern Ethiopia: Lessons on Dr. & Sauna LATOSKY & Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) for Policy Planning and Dr. Jana ZEHLE Practices TEFERI ABATE Dr. Land Governance under Three Ethiopian Regimes ADEM WALELIGN Livelihood and Social Identity in the Newly ‘Villagized’ Dr. TADESSE ROBELE Communities of South-West Ethiopia, Gambela and South Omo [to be continued on Friday]

7.03 Archaeological researches and practice of conservation of cultural heritages in Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, 15:30-17:00, National Museum (MNW)

Cultural Heritage Conservation along the Ethio- Mr BANTALEM TADESSE Kenya Power System Interconnection and Toussa Steel Factory Establishment The Transformation of Archaeological Landscape of Aksum: Case Study on the Need for Dr. HILUF BERHE Documentation and Conservation of the Stone Thrones Site in the Enclosure of Aksum Maryam Tsion Church Mr & Dr. HIRUY DANIEL & ALEMSEGED Salvaging the Landscape and Memories of the & Mr & BELDADOS & TEKLE HAGOS & Historic Salt Trade of the Afar Depression Dr. TEMESGEN BURKA Archaeological Investigation at Ahferom Woreda, Mr KIFLE ZERUE Tigrai, Ethiopia Prof. & Riichi MIYAKE & Nobushiro A Typological Study on the Old Church of Asiera Mr & Ms. SHIMIZU & Rumi OKAZAKI & Metiera Monastery and Other Stephanite & Mr Yohei MANO Churches in Tigray, Ethiopia Archaeology, Conservation and Heritage at Dr. & Dr. Jacke PHILIIPS & Tania TRIBE Gännätä Maryam (near Lalibela) The Archaeological Site of Seglamen (central Dr. Luisa SERNICOLA Tigray) in the Light of Recent Investigations by the University of Naples "L'Orientale" Preliminary Result of the Archaeological Survey Mr TEKLE HAGOS in Ganta- Afeshum, Tigray, Ethiopia Ralf VOGELGESANG & Jürgen The Early Occupation of High Altitude Mountain Dr. & Dr. RICHTER & ALEMSEGED Habitats – Archaeological Sites on Mount Dendi & Dr. BELDADOS Threatened by a Tourist Resort Project

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 Heritage Management Challenges to the Mr YOHANNES AYTENEW AYELE Megalithic Sites of Atsbi Wemberta: Eastern Tigray ZELALEM TEFERA & Mr & Dr. ALEMSEGED BELDADOS & &D r. & Conservation and Rehabilitation of Urban TEMESGEN BURKA & TEKLE Mr & Mr Heritages in Light of Urban Renewal Programs: HAGOS & AHMED ZEKARIA & & Mr & The Case of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia HASEN SEID & MERKEB Mr MEKURIA

8.03 Childhood, rights and wellbeing in Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, room 116

Sophia Childing Relational to Parenting – A Sociological Study in Two Socio- Ms. CHANYALEW Economically and Geographically Contrasting Settings in Ethiopia KASSA Community Perspectives on Children’s Rights in a Multi-Ethnic Town Dr. TATEK ABEBE in Ethiopia Child Rights Discourses and Local Practices: Female Child Marriage Mr YISAK TAFERE and Circumcision in Ethiopia

9.04 Revisiting Ethiopianism. Representations, circulations and local practices of "Ethiopia", 9:00-12:30, room 208

Jean-Nicolas Claiming the State to Access Power: Ethiopianness and Contemporary Dr. BACH Politics Erin C. Dr. ET in JA: Representations of Ethiopian Faith and Culture in Jamaica MACLEOD Martyna Ethiopia and Africa as a Source of Identity and Pride: the Case of Rasta Ms. RUTKOWSKA Art Ethiopianisms from Within? Understanding the Role of Pan-Ethiopian Dr. Brian J. YATES Culture in the Making of the Modern State

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 10.01 Music and conflict transformation: The Ethiopian experience, 9:00-12:30, Schayer room

Worship, Music and Participation in Evangelical Churches in Awasa, Ms. Anne MURSTAD Ethiopia Divya Dr. Elelta: The Sound of Rejoice SHRIVASTAVA Jan Magne Mapping Diasporic Space: Musical Life among Eritrean and Ethiopian Mr STEINHOVDEN Migrants in Bergen, Norway From Batman to Yekkatit: the Conscience of a Nation as Envisioned Cynthia TSE Dr. by the Creative Imagination of Composer Solomon Lulu Mitiku KIMBERLIN (1947-) WOUBE Mr Analysis of Yaredic Music: Tsome Deguwa KASSAYE

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 FRIDAY, 28th AUGUST

GENERAL OUTLINE

9:00-10:30 Sessions 10:30-11:00 Coffee break 11:00-12:30 Sessions 12:30-13:30 Lunch break 13:30-15:00 Sessions 15:30 - 16:00 Coffee break 16:00-17:30 Closing ceremony, Aula in Old Library Building (Stary BUW) 18:00 - Closing banquet in State Ethnographic Museum, Exhibition “Etiopica in Polish Collections” 20:00 - Warsaw sightseeing - part V

THE CONTENT OF PANELS

VI Studies in Ethiopian arts, architecture and handicraft, 9:00-12:30, room 209

Ewa BALICKA- The Crucifixion Panel in the Church of Agwaza and the Workshop of Prof. WITAKOWSKA Nicolò Brancaleone Claire GERENTET Ms. & Claire & Jacques Partial Reconstitution of the 18th-Century Ethiopian Silk Hanging Mr MERIGOUX Prof. Michael GERVERS Monumental Tablet-Woven Hangings from Ethiopia Mr John MELLORS The Traditional Clothes Shops of Aksum MERKEB The Educational Role of Ethnographic Museums in Ethiopia: Mr MEKURIA ZEMBA Problems and Prospects Creating of New Designs and Methods with Students of Visual Arts Department of M.U. in Ceramic Pottery Using Local Resource, Ms. Colette VESTER Pigments and Soils to Implement a New Manufacturing System and Entrepreneurship for Women with the Aim to Give Them a More Sustainable Life in Tigray

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 X Federalism, ethnicity and politics, 9:00-12:30, room 208

ASSAFA Dr. Nationalism in Ethiopia Revisited ENDESHAW Consistency of Ethiopia’s Federalism in Addressing Equity: The Mr DAWIT GETU Case of Zay MITIKU Flouting the Borderline: Mediating Ethnic Identity and Political Mr GEBREHIWOT Sovereignty: the Case of Nuers of Ethiopia in Gambella TESFAYE Between Development State and Democracy: The Future of the Mr Till TROJER Ethiopian Federal State in regard to Political Alternatives posed by the Opposition Forces

XII Ge‘ez philology and manuscripts, 11:00-15:00, room 112

An Archaic Jewish-Christian Liturgical Calendar in Abba Dr. Basil LOURIẾ Giyorgis of Sagla “Proyecto Birana”. An Initiative to Digitalize Ethiopian Mr Mario LOZANO ALONSO Manuscript Collections in Spain Illustrated Ethiopian Manuscripts from Italian Public Prof. & Gianfrancesco LUSINI & Libraries and Private Institutions. A Presentation of Texts Dr. Lorenza MAZZEI and Images Dr. MERSHA ALEHEGNE The Abay Quest in the Medieval Ethiopic Texts TEWELDEBERHAN Stephanites: In the Eyes of the Local Oral Tradition and Mr MEZGEBE DESTA Their Own Manuscripts On the Mäṣḥafä Tälmid and Its Relation to Al-Makīns Kitāb Mr Zeus WELLNHOFER al-Ḥāwī

XV Social aspects of health, illness and medicine, 9:00-10:30, Schayer room

Study of Health Communication Strategies on the Utilization of ASEMAHEGN Mr Impregnated Mosquito Bed Nets to Combat Malaria in Ethiopia, Amhara ASERES Region: the Case of Debre Elias Woreda ESHETU Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Behaviour in Ethiopia: Risks and Dr. GURMU Consequences Ruth “We Are Dying While Giving Life”: Gender and the Role of Health Dr. JACKSON Extension Workers in rural Ethiopia Ethnobotanical Research on People-Plant Relationships in Ethiopia: Masayoshi Prof. Thirty Years of Engaged Area Studies with Local People and Enset SHIGETA (Ensete Ventricosum)

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 XVII Archaeology and heritage management, 13:30-15:00, room 113

Ethnoarchaeology of Grind Stones at Lakia'a in Adwa, Tigray Mr GEBRE TEKLU National Regional State, Ethiopia HAFTOM BERHANE Mr The Fate of the Archaeological Sites at Aksum, Northern Ethiopia TAEZAZ

1.03 Literary genres and text carriers in Ethiopian manuscript culture: typologies and correlations, 9:00-12:30, room 107

Serge A. Traces of Arab Geographical Literature in Ethiopic Manuscript Dr. FRANTSOUZOFF Tradition (Re-Edition of d'Abbadie 20, fol. 1-2) GIDENA MESFIN The Gäbir as a Typological Tool for Ethiopian “Magico-Religious” Mr KEBEDE Texts An Ethiopian Säwasəw Compiled for Peter VII, Patriarch of Ms. Ekaterina GUSAROVA Alexandria Ms. Eugenia SOKOLINSKI Comparative Oriental Manuscript Studies: An Introduction SOLOMON ‘The Textual Tradition of the Royal Chronicles (16th-19th C.): Mr GEBREYES BEYENE Compilation, Commissioners and Scribes’ Ms. Nafisa VALIEVA Work in Progress on a New Edition of ‘Gädlä Lalibäla’

4.02 Hidden agents? The role of women in Ethiopian history, 9:00-12:30, room 111

Dr. Verena BÖLL The Great Warriors Etege Wäld Sä’alä and Princess Enkoyye Dalwanbarah, Female Symbol of the Islamic Power of Harar of the Dr. Amélie CHEKROUN 16th Century A New External Source Highlighting the Reign of Ǝtege Männän Mr Serge DEWEL Libän Amäde and the Zämanä Mäsafǝnt Walatta Esrā’ēl, an Agent of Etēgē Mentewwab in Goğğām Dr. Margaux HERMAN (Ethiopia-18th c.) Hanna Dr. RUBINKOWSKA- Empress Menen - The Role of Itiegie during Times of Change ANIOŁ Matrifocal Retentions in Ethiopian Orthodox Traditions: The Holy Dr. Steffan A. SPENCER Mother as Ark, and Makeda as Pre-figuration of Mary

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 5.06 Key Imperatives of Cooperation in the Nile Basin, 9:00-15:00, room 106

Hydropolitics of Omo-Turkana: Its Impact on Ethio-Kenya Mr ARKA ABOTA Relations DEBASH YIMAM & Mr & Oral Traditions on the River Abay and the Ethiopian Public: A EBRAHIM DAMTEW Mr Historical Reappraisal ALYOU FIREHIWOT Hydropolitics of the Baro-Akobo/Sobat Basin: Implications for Ms SINTAYEHU BAHIRU Regional Relations The Eastern Nile Waters Issue: A History of Mistrust, Mr TEFERI MEKONNEN Confrontation and Attempts at Cooperation, 1950s to 2002 WONDWOSEN Hydro-Mentality over the Nile River:The New Cooperation Mr MICHAGO SEIDE Approach? WUHIBEGEZER The Pan-Africanization of African Rivers: Towards a Mr FEREDE Continental Water Regime Ethiopia in the Nile Basin Hydropolitics: A Journey From ZERIHUN ABEBE Mr Observer to A Change Maker in The Quest for An Equitable YIGZAW and Reasonable Regime in the Nile Basin ZERUBABEL Mr The Promise of Energy Cooperation in the Nile Basin GETACHEW

6.02 Spatial justice in Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, room 113

EZANA HADDIS Inner-City Redevelopment and Urban Citizenship in Addis Mr WELDEGHEBRAEL Ababa Mr HUSEN AHMED TURA Environmental Justice under the Ethiopian Law Competing Conceptions of the Cadastre: Land Administration Mr Mahdi LABZAÉ and Politics in Benishangul Gumuz Is “Here and There” Fairer than “Everywhere”? Socio-Spatial Dr. Sabine PLANEL Variability in the Implementation of Public Policies TEGEGNE GEBRE- Emerging Regions in Ethiopia: Can they Catch up with the Prof. EGZIABHER Rest of Ethiopia?

6.03 Administrating places of worship in Ethiopia: Legal frameworks and practical management procedures for religious assets, 9:00-10:30, room 112

Dr. & Stéphane ANCEL The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church outside Ethiopia: Dr. & Éloi FICQUET Comparing the Cases of Jerusalem and Washington Foundation Myths: the Case of Däbrä Wärq and Märṭulä Maryam Ms. Suzanne HUMMEL in Eastern Goğğam Gondarine Churches: the Palimpsest of Royal Churches that Dr. Cressida MARCUS Dominate the Cityscape

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 6.07 Power, Peripheries and Land: Development across the last frontiers of Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, room 105 [continued from Thursday]

Reconfiguring Access to Land and Labour in Ethiopia through Mr Jonah WEDEKIND Agricultural Investments: Reconceptualising Frontiers The Global Neighbourhood Concept – an Anthropological Echi Christina Dr. Approach to Divergent Positions on Development across the GABBERT Last Ethiopian Frontiers Prof. Ivo STRECKER The Hamar Integrated Pasture Project Prof. John MARKAKIS Emergent Lowland Periphery Roundtable Dr. & MAKNUN ASHAMI & What Has Really Changed? A Look at the History of Planned Ms. Jean LYDALL Development in the Awash Valley since the 1960s The Land and the People(s): Forms of Territoriality, Tenure, Prof. Günther SCHLEE Belonging and Ownership

7.04 Promoting Ethiopia’s Tourism, 9:00-15:00, room 114

AHMED HASSEN Pilgrimage Centers in Ethiopia: an Alternative Route for Tourism Dr. OMER Development Controversies over the Benefits and Challenges of Tourism to the BANTALEM Mr Rituals of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church with Particular TADESSE TEDLA References to Amhara Region DAWIT TEFERI Birdwatching as Additional Product at the Established Tourist Mr ANBESSIE Destinations of Ethiopia: the Case of Axum and Lalibela MOHAMMED JEMAL Barriers of Tourism Development and Tourists’ Flow in Eastern Mr AHMED Ethiopia MULUGETA Tourism Resource Mapping and Establishing Ethiopia’s Grand Dr. FESEHA Tourism Routes Dynamics of Cultural Tourism, Wildlife Tourism and Local Dr. Nobuko NISHIZAKI Community in Southwestern Ethiopia Ms. Ohsoon YUN Situating Coffee Tourism in Ethiopia TSEGAY BERHE Mr The Ethiopian Arho Rock Salt Caravan-Trading Tourism Route GEBRELIBANOS

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 8.01 Reimagining lives and trajectories: Innovations in literacy and development projects in Ethiopia, 9:00-12:30, room 116

Valerie Developing Zero Grade Education in Partnership with an Ethiopian Ms. HUGGINS Community: a Knowledge Exchange Project in Nekemte, Ethiopia Friederike Ms. RAUSCH- Non-Formal Adult Education in Ethiopia BERHIE The Psycho-Social and Economic Outcomes of Cobblestone Project on SOLOMON Mr the Lives of Involved Ex-Street Youths, the Case of Cobblestone GETU Projects in Addis Ababa Ethiopia ZIYN Functional Adult Education for Pastoralist Afar Community in Ethiopia- Dr. ENDGASEW Challenges and Strategic Options WOLDAB

8.02 Taming contingency anticipating progress: Ethiopian youth’s attempts to carve out a future, 9:00-15:00, room 115

Individual Progress and the Construction of Pentecostal “Self”: Mr Osvaldo COSTANTINI the Role of Ethiopian Pentecostal Churches in Rome (Italy) Negotiating Uncertainty; Hopes of the Future among Christian Mr Erik K. E. EGELAND Youth in the Sidaama Youth, Infrastructural Development, and Contingent Futures in Dr. Daniel MAINS Ethiopian Cities Desires of Mobility. Young Ethiopians Repatriated from Eritrea Ms. Aurora MASSA between Contingency and Projectuality Embracing Uncertainty: Young People on the Move in Inner Dr. Marco di NUNZIO City Addis Ababa Pentecostalism and Youthness. Pentecostal Pedagogies, Prof. PIno SCHIRRIPA Neoliberal Individual and Development in Tigray SHUMETE GIZAW Rural Youth Employment and the Future of Farming in Rural Mr WOLDEAMANUEL Sidama and Gedeo Turning ‘Job-Seekers’ into ‘Job-Creators’ - Entrepreneurship Mr Julian TADESSE Training in Ethiopia

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 10.02 Ethio-cinema: Making and watching films in Ethiopia, past and present, 9:00-15:00, National Museum (MNW)

ABONEH Ethiopian Cinema: The Socioeconomic and Political Impacts on the Mr ASHAGRIE Development of Screen Media BITANIA Ms. The Political Economy of Film Distribution in Ethiopia TADESSE Ms. CHALTU NIGUSE The Scene Does not Speak Female and the Ethiopian Cinema Aleksandro Ethiopian Cinema and the Politics of Migration: The Work of Tewodros Dr. JEDLOWSKI Teshome and Dagmawi Yimer MESELE Prospects of the Ethiopian Cinema for Social Transformation: Dr. MENGSTEAB Representational Change from Poverty to Prosperity HABTU Struggle for Survival in Twenty First Century; Global Migration in TEFERI Mr Ethiopian Films : The case of Teza, Yeger Ita, Vacation from America NIGUSSIE and Agratuu Barraaqaa From የሰይጣን ቤት (Yäsäyt’an bet – ‘Devil’s House’) to 7D: the Multi- Michael W. Mr Dimensional Implications of the Cinematic Space in Ethiopia from its THOMAS. Inception to the Present-Day YIRGASHEWA Mr Film History in Ethiopia TESHOME

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 PANELS ARRANGED BY ROOM NUMBERS

TUESDAY 25th Aug.

107 105 106 111 112 113 114 115 116 MNW 208 209 Schayer

9:00-10:30 XVIII 6.01 6.05 5.01 4.03 5.02 1.02 2.03 5.05 film XVI XIV II

10:30 Coffee break

11:00-12:30 XVIII 6.01 6.05 5.01 4.03 5.02 1.02 2.03 5.05 film XVI XIV II

12:30-13:30 Lunch break

13:30-15:00 Key lecture by Baye Yimam “Movement, Contact and Diffusion of Features in the Ethiopian Language Area”

15:00-15:30 Coffee break

15:30-17:00 6.01 6.05 5.01 4.03 2.03 film XIV II

WEDNESDAY 26th Aug.

107 105 106 111 112 113 114 115 116 MNW 208 209 Schayer 9:00-10:30 7.01 6.01 9.02 5.03 3.02 2.02 5.04 6.08 8.04 4.01 XIII IV IX

10:30 Coffee break

11:00-12:30 7.01 5.07 9.02 5.03 3.02 2.02 5.04 6.08 8.04 4.01 XIII IV IX

12:30-13:30 Lunch break

13:30-15:00 7.01 5.07 9.02 9.01 3.02 2.02 5.04 6.08 9.03 4.01 III VIII V

15:00-15:30 Coffee break

15:30-17:00 7.01 5.07 9.02 9.01 3.02 2.02 5.04 6.08 9.03 4.01 III VIII V

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015 THURSDAY 27th Aug.

107 105 106 111 112 113 114 115 116 MNW 208 209 Schayer 9:00-10:30 7.02 6.07 1.01 XI 3.01 VII 6.04 6.06 8.03 7.03 9.04 I 10.01

10:30 Coffee break

11:00-12:30 7.02 6.07 1.01 XI 3.01 VII 6.04 6.06 8.03 7.03 9.04 I 10.01

12:30-13:30 Lunch break

13:30-15:00 Key lecture by Yaqob Arsano “The New Hydro-diplomacy of the Nile: Prospects for Peace and Security in Northeastern Africa” 15:00-15:30 Coffee break

15:30-17:00 6.07 1.01 3.01 7.03 I

FRIDAY 28th Aug.

107 105 106 111 112 113 114 115 116 MNW 208 209 Schayer 9:00-10:30 1.03 6.07 5.06 4.02 6.03 6.02 7.04 8.02 8.01 10.02 X VI XV

10:30 Coffee break

11:00-12:30 1.03 6.07 5.06 4.02 XII 6.02 7.04 8.02 8.01 10.02 X VI

12:30-13:30 Lunch break

13:30-15:00 5.06 XII XVII 7.04 8.02 10.02

15:00-16:00 Coffee break

16:00-17:30 Closing ceremony

18:00 Closing banquet in State Ethnographic Museum

19th International Conference of Ethiopian Studies, Warsaw 24-28 August 2015