By Petros Tesfagiorgis
“We are all Egyptians”
The people of Tunisia and Egypt may not know but they have become the agents of a vast cultural revolution. They have created a new political and social reality on the ground, “People’s Power”.
The main purpose of this (current) article is to examine the cultural dimension of nation building and the role of leadership in the management, development, implementation and achievement of the cultural vision and goals as an important component of nation building.
Abstract: The purpose of this article is to examine the social dimension of the nation building process in Eritrea. A qualitative case-study method which is composed of primary and secondary data is applied to conduct the research.
Abstract: The purpose of this article is to examine the social dimension of the nation building process in Eritrea. A qualitative case-study method which is composed of primary and secondary data is
Abstract: The purpose of this article is to examine the social dimension of the nation building process in Eritrea. A qualitative case-study method which is composed of primary and secondary data is
Nation building is ensuring genuine freedom, genuine liberty under the authority of rule of law and constitution. Are these things realities or not in Eritrea?
Nation building is ensuring genuine freedom, genuine liberty under the authority of rule of law and constitution. Are these things realities or not in Eritrea?
One of the writers defending whatever illegal acts of torture the Eritrean government commits is Sophia Tesfamariam. My point here is to expose the fallacy she argues with in attacking an article which is a critique of the definition of nation building in Eritrea written by Prof. Habtu and posted in awate.com.
One of the writers defending whatever illegal acts of torture the Eritrean government commits is Sophia Tesfamariam. My point here is to expose the fallacy she argues with in attacking an article which is a critique of the definition of nation building in Eritrea written by Prof. Habtu and posted in awate.com.