Reflection
15 April, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, PhD)
"At the tender age of twenty-five, G was chosen to be the president of
Ethiopian youth. He spoke eloquently for five hours without stop, without
notes, and with a controlled passion. In the 60’s he...More
15 April, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, PhD)
"At the tender age of twenty-five, G was chosen to be the president of
Ethiopian youth. He spoke eloquently for five hours without stop, without
notes, and with a controlled passion. In the 60’s he...More
The rights of Birtukan Mideksa and the principled...
29 March, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, PhD)
29 March, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, PhD)
In a mood for Love 11 March, 2010 | Teodros Kiros (Ph.D)
2010 Ethiopian Election:
Report and Philosophical Reflection
18 March, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, PhD)
Report and Philosophical Reflection
18 March, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, PhD)
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5 May, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, PhD)
5 May, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, PhD)
- "Many simply put in whatever they have without any
eye contact. They throw in a nickel, pennies, and a
penny. Some actually smile, reach their pockets, stop
by and give him three quarters, two quarters, and a
quarter. Very few.....More
In Defence of Participatory Democracy and against..
9 May, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, Ph.D)
9 May, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, Ph.D)
- - "The repeated and regular practices of voicing,
reasoning, judging and effecting change, will in
the course of time develop democratic citiziens
unafraid and capable of voicing needs, reasoning
and judging well. The democratic polity's
function is precisely to trust citizens, without...
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The Fat Man
What must be done, now?
The intimidated voter and the 2010 Ethiopian election
The Next Struggle for Hegemony: Political Calmness In The Middle of A
Storm
A short response to Dr. Tecola Hagos's Endorsing Medrek
Participatory Democracy and Deliberative Democracy
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Storm
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Dear Teodros
1 July, 2010 (Tecola W. Hagos) "I watched your TV program "African
Ascent" for the first time where you discussed "Civility" with Professor
Stephanie Reich. I did find your introductory and subsquent remarks and
the responses of Professor Reich most....More
1 July, 2010 (Tecola W. Hagos) "I watched your TV program "African
Ascent" for the first time where you discussed "Civility" with Professor
Stephanie Reich. I did find your introductory and subsquent remarks and
the responses of Professor Reich most....More
Keep on Dreaming! 21 July, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, Ph.D)
The Crying Dove 1 July, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, Ph.D)
The Crying Dove 1 July, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, Ph.D)
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Tamagne Beyene:
The Artist as Critic exposes the interiors of Hate inside
the crucible of TPLF
The Artist as Critic exposes the interiors of Hate inside
the crucible of TPLF
- 16 August, 2010 (Teodros Kiros, PhD) -
"Tamagn was that fearless speaker in full
command of his ego and a lover of the Ethiopia,
the world historical civilization founded by a
great people aware of their historicality and
proud of their Africanity....More
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Book Review:
Taking the Place of Food; Khat in Ethiopia
Taking the Place of Food; Khat in Ethiopia
- 1 September. 2010 (Teodros Kiros,
PhD) - "However devastating the health
conditions of Khat chewers, for Gebissa,
the economic benefits to Khat in
Ethiopian economic lives cannot be
overestimated. Gebissa argues that the
proceeds from Khat are enabling some
