Analysis of ritualized conflict in post-2018 Ethiopia

Following the 2018 dismantling of the TPLF-led EPRDF regime, Ethiopia has faced ongoing ritualized conflicts. This article analyzes how these conflicts, despite varying structural causes, consistently lead to similar negative outcomes for the nation. The author argues that focusing on who initiated hostilities or who receives external support obscures the broader issue. Instead, the piece suggests that the recurring pattern of violence is the primary concern for the country's stability. Readers are encouraged to access the full analysis via the provided link.