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Comparative perspectives on Identities and institutional policies
Articles and Monographies
The fusion of nationalism, ethnicity, group formation, diaspora, blackness, Jewishness, and migration theories weaves a compelling narrative reverberating across diverse landscapes. My research interest is deeply committed to unraveling the interconnected dynamics of these fundamental concepts through a comparative analysis of the Horn of Africa and “Western countries” such as central Europe and Israel. In my doctoral research, I delved into the interplay between blackness and Jewishness, with a specific focus on the experiences of Ethiopian Jews in Israel. This exploration illuminated shared and distinct experiences that shape collective identities, underscoring the significance of this research in the academic and social spheres.
Ongoing Research
1. Deportation as a Deterrent: A Comparative Analysis of the United Kingdom and Israel’s Punitive Policies
2. Ethnic Dynamics, Digital Discourse, and Diaspora Influence: Perspectives on Ethiopian Nationhood
3. Exploring the Intersection of Nationalism and Diaspora: The Case of Ethiopian Jews
4. Perspectives on Integration: A Comparative Study of Germany and the United States from the Viewpoint of Ethiopian and Eritrean Migrants
5. Xenophobia and Racism in Context: A Comparative Analysis of South Africa and the United Kingdom
6. Race, Racism, and Incarceration: A Comparative Study of Policing and Media in the US and Israel
7. Beyond Boundaries: A Comprehensive Exploration of Blackness and Jewishness in Global Perspectives (Co-Editing Book)
8. Monograph: National Identities versus Cultural Identities of Beta Israel Community