DIPLOMATIC IMPERATIVES: Mitigating the Devastating Impacts of War in Developing Countries - Lessons from Ethiopia's Civil War
BY Endris Hundissa
UB TITLE: Mitigating the Devastating Impact of War in Developing Countries - Lessons from Ethiopia’s Civil War
AUTHOR: ENDRIS HUNDISSA
Hundissa delves into the heart of one of the world's most pressing issues in Diplomatic Imperatives: mitigating the catastrophic effects of civil wars in developing countries. He addresses priceless strategies and practices in diplomatic initiatives to promote peace, stability, and development, drawing on vast experience and insights from Ethiopia’s Civil War.
Hundissa's breakthrough work examines diplomacy and conflict resolution in war-torn developing nations. Through a careful investigation of Ethiopia's Civil War, he examines the fundamental causes, the severity of the human toll, economic damage, and the role of diplomacy in preventing civil war disasters.
Hundissa thoroughly summarizes the principles and strategies in Diplomacy, International Relations, and Conflict Resolution.
To resolve conflict and advance reconciliation, he provides policymakers and diplomats with valuable ideas and doable tactics.
Using theoretical narratives and real-world case studies, he explains how successful diplomatic efforts can result in positive transformation and long-term peace. The book is an invaluable resource for policymakers, academics, professionals, and everyone interested in diplomacy's critical role in mitigating the effects of conflict and fostering global peace and prosperity.
The readers will learn more about the underlying factors that lead to conflict in developing nations, as well as how diplomacy can help resolve it. Discover beneficial strategies and practices for diplomatic interventions to advance peace and stability.
Learn crucial lessons and insights from Ethiopia's Civil War that can be applicable to other conflicts of a similar nature worldwide.
Take inspiration from real-life triumphs and successful diplomatic efforts that have a noticeable impact on war-affected communities.
Readers would benefit from taking up diplomatic imperatives, participating in life-saving efforts, and supporting international attempts to minimize the catastrophic effects of war in developing nations. Therefore, they acquire the knowledge and tools necessary to positively impact others and contribute to the establishment of a more stable and peaceful world.
Endris Hundissa has extensive academic experience, including leadership, teaching, research, and consulting. Currently, heis a Ph.D. student in Diplomacy and International Affairs with an extensive professional background in Diplomacy, International Relations and Conflict Resolution. He has completed courses such as Diplomacy in Theory and Practices, International and Treaty Law, International Relations, Fifty Key Thinkers in IR, Conflict Management, International Organizations Management, International Academic Research Writing, and Argumentation and Critical Thinking. He wrote dozens of Major and Response papers on the Ph.D. courses. He authored a book about Oromo Pottery and Idioms few years ago.