« Peurs » et pratiques répressives : mobilisations musulmanes et pouvoir éthiopien (2011-2014)

Since 2011, Muslim demonstrations contesting Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front’s involvement in Islamic affairs have marked Ethiopian politics. Starting from these unprecedented events, this article doesn’t focus primarily on Islam in Ethiopia but rather on what these recent events t...

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Main Author: Jean-Nicolas Bach
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Language:fra
Published: Pôle de Recherche pour l'Organisation et la diffusion de l'Information Géographique 2015-04-01
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/echogeo/14119
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description Since 2011, Muslim demonstrations contesting Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front’s involvement in Islamic affairs have marked Ethiopian politics. Starting from these unprecedented events, this article doesn’t focus primarily on Islam in Ethiopia but rather on what these recent events tell us about the way EPRDF has been governing the country. The influence of historical trajectories should not be underestimated, when Muslims have been politically marginalized since their first contact with Ethiopia in the seventh century. But conjunctures should be taken into account in a region marked by real security threats. Above all, recent religious tensions are deriving from concrete political authoritative practices of the regime’s leadership.
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« Peurs » et pratiques répressives : mobilisations musulmanes et pouvoir éthiopien (2011-2014)
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Islam
Ethiopia
State formation
political violence
title « Peurs » et pratiques répressives : mobilisations musulmanes et pouvoir éthiopien (2011-2014)
title_full « Peurs » et pratiques répressives : mobilisations musulmanes et pouvoir éthiopien (2011-2014)
title_fullStr « Peurs » et pratiques répressives : mobilisations musulmanes et pouvoir éthiopien (2011-2014)
title_full_unstemmed « Peurs » et pratiques répressives : mobilisations musulmanes et pouvoir éthiopien (2011-2014)
title_short « Peurs » et pratiques répressives : mobilisations musulmanes et pouvoir éthiopien (2011-2014)
title_sort peurs et pratiques repressives mobilisations musulmanes et pouvoir ethiopien 2011 2014
topic Islam
Ethiopia
State formation
political violence
url https://journals.openedition.org/echogeo/14119
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