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Contestations for Popular Accountability in the Contemporary Ethiopian Political Transition

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Democratic centralism which was the defining element of the incumbent party came to an end in 2018 and replaced by populist trends and styles as means of interaction between elected and non elected political actors and the masses. My paper will depict contestations between politicians for popular support representation and accountability.

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