Wendy James (EDT)/ Donald L. Donham (EDT)/ Eisei Kurimoto (EDT)/ Alessandro Triulzi (EDT)/ Japan) International Conference of Ethiopian Studies 1997 (Kyoto
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Anthropologists and historians who had recently carried out field research in Ethiopia gathered in Monterey, California in March 1982 for the conference Society and History of Imperial Ethiopia: The S
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