Before most people think about Ethiopia’s economy, elections, or development, Ethiopians think about something simpler: peace. Introduction Ethiopia is often discussed through headlines about conflict, famine, or economic development. But those headlines rarely capture how ordinary people experience the country from the inside. For Samuel, an Ethiopian student, daily life is shaped by forces that are difficult to separate from one another: religion, war, inflation, ethnicity, and a constant...

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