All Research Papers Published In Journal of Somali Studies

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7
10.31920/2056-5682/2025/v12n3a1

Exploring the Legal Rights of Expatriates on Taxation in Their Host Countries: The Case of Uganda

Dec 01, 2025
Journal of Somali Studies
Benjamin Okorie Ajah + 8 more +8

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3
10.31920/2056-5682/2024/v11n3a4

Poverty and human capital development: The role of politico-administrative factors in a failed/fragile state, Nigeria

Dec 01, 2024
Journal of Somali Studies
Onah Celestine Chijioke + 7 more +7

Research Article
10.31920/2056-5682/2024/v11n2a4

The Political Economy of Khat in Somaliland

Aug 01, 2024
Journal of Somali Studies
Muhumed M Muhumed

Research Article
10.31920/2056-5682/2023/v10n3a4

Political Dynamics and Intelligence in Ethiopia: A 27-Year Overview (1991-2018)

Dec 01, 2023
Journal of Somali Studies
Abyssinia Abay Mengistu + 1 more +1

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10.31920/2056-5682/2022/v9n1a7

Interrogating Identity and Nationality in Post-Independent South Sudan

Apr 01, 2022
Journal of Somali Studies
Lucky Igohosa Ugbudian + 5 more +5

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3
10.31920/2056-5682/2021/v8n2a3

Why Power Sharing Pacts Fail to Hold in Africa: The Case of Somalia and the Paucity of the African Union

Dec 01, 2021
Journal of Somali Studies
Nsama Jonathan Simuziya

Research Article
2
10.31920/2056-5682/2021/v8n2a2

The Impact of Small Entrepreneurship Development on Poverty Alleviation: Empirical Study from Mogadishu, Somalia

Dec 01, 2021
Journal of Somali Studies
Abdulkadir Mohamed Abdullahi

Research Article
3
10.31920/2056-5682/2020/7n2a3

Nile Hydro politics: Riparian States‟ position on Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Project

Dec 01, 2020
Journal of somali studies
Yayew Genet Chekol

The aim of the paper was at investigating the hydro political position of Nile riparian states particularly Sudan, and Egypt on Ethiopian Grand Renaissance Dam project. On the national level, the study points out that Ethiopia needs to consolidate its traditional and modern water rules, customs and laws to codify them to provide a regulatory foundation for the nation‟s water utilization and development. The development of Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is causing political escalation of tension between Ethiopia, Egypt and Sudan based on Nile water agreement signed during Colonial period between Britain and Egypt, Egypt and Sudan. The study finds that the existing status quo in the eastern Nile basin still hangs in a delicate balance, unless a legal and institutional setup is established by all riparian states. A regional institutional setup to regulate a longer-term cooperation is a sine qua non for sustainable development.

Research Article
10.31920/2056-5682/2020/7n2a1

The final phase of state collapse : the trap of playing chess

Dec 01, 2020
Journal of somali studies
Abdirachid M Ismail

How do states destroy themselves and become "collapsed states" or "bankrupt states"? After having observed and analyzed the devolution of some countries towards collapse, we took note of at least two factors which are not well documented in literature but which are nevertheless decisive in the collapse of a state.

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10.31920/2056-5682/2020/7n1a4

Indigenous leadership and the legacy of religious Jama’a : pre- and post-colonial society in Baardheere, Southern Somalia

Jun 15, 2020
Journal of Somali Studies
Omar A Sheikh Abdurahman + 2 more +2