Eritrea brill power

covid -19 and the Role of the State: Evidence from Keren, Eritrea

Abstract The covid-19 pandemic has caused the worst socio-economic disruption since World War ii. From the integral state perspective, this article explores the Eritrean government''s pandemic response and the ramifications for its people.

Eritrea

Eritrea Eritrea celebrated 20 years of independence without its government envisaging political and economic reforms. The state retained its autocratic political system without an inde-pendent judiciary; the human rights record remained precarious and civil liberties were lacking.

ERITREA

defeated the Italian army in Eritrea and occupied Eritrea. The British Military Administration (BMA) administered Eritrea for about twelve years ( 1941-1952). The British administration in Eritrea introduced political reform, expanded academic education

Brill Power

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