Staff Members CV

• Research Fellow, African Studies Centre (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan), October 2019 - January 2020.
• PhD in Social Anthropology, Addis Ababa University, December 2014
• MA in Social Anthropology, Addis Ababa University, August 2007.
• MA English as a Foreign Language, Addis Ababa University, July 1995.
• BA in English Language, Asmara University, July 1988.

• Leadership Development Programme (UNDP, October2004 –April 2005).
• National Coaches’ Training on Leadership Development Programme (UNDP, Nov. 2005)

• September 2012 up to now Lecturer, Department of Social Anthropology, College of Social Sciences Addis Ababa University.
• September 1998 up to July 2006 Lecturer, Ethiopian Civil Service College
• September 1997 – June 1998 Lecturer, Alemaya University

  At various times, I have assumed different responsibilities in which I  accomplished all as required of me.

• Head, Department of Social Anthropology (2017-2019)
• Head, Continuing Education Programme, Ethiopian Civil Service College (March 2003  August 2006)

• Teshome Emana. (January 2021). Land Market and Actors’ Network in the burbs of Addis Ababa (Upcoming book chapter to be published by School of Law, AAU).
• Teshome Emana. (December 2015) .Book Review Addis Ababa: The Evolution of an Urban African Cultural Landscape (Roland Reminick, 2010) . Ethiopian Journal of the Social Sciences and Humanities, December 2015. Vol XI,No 2.
• Teshome Emana. (June 2015). The Transforming Power of urbanization: Changes and Uncertainties among the Farming Community in Laga Xafo- Laga Dadhi Town, Ethiopia. Ethiopian Journal of the Social Sciences and Humanities, Vol. XI, No.1
• Urban Land Transaction, Actors Conflicts, and some approaches to Resolution, a paper to be presented on the 5th International conference on 5th African  Forum: Local Knowledge as African Potential, Addis ababa Ethiopia.
• Teshome Emana (2014). The Transforming Power of Urbanization: Changes and Uncertainties amog the Farming Community in Laga Xafo – Laga Dadhi Town, Ethiopia (PH.D Dissertation defended in December 2014, Addis Ababa University)
• Teshome Emana (2001). Gender Differences in Mathematics Achievement in Primary Schools of Addis Ababa (A Research Sponsored by OSSREA for the 12th Gender Issues Research competition, 2001.)

•  Teshome Emana (November 28-29, 2020). Land Market and Actors’ Network in the Suburbs of Addis Ababa. A Paper Presented at the Conference on ‘Urban Land Question in Ethiopia: Focus on Access to Justice and Dispute Resolutions’.  Elili Hotel, Addis (Ethiopia)
• Teshome Emana ( February  2020).  Land Policy and Urban Development in Ethiopia: A Review of Land Commercialization since 1991. (Protestant Institute of Arts and Social Sciences and Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Joint Seminar on Resource Management and Development, February 18-19, 2020, Rwanda.
• Emana T, Zewge F, Sule M, et al., 2019, Schistosomiasis Awareness and Community Water Contact Practices in Kemise Town, Ethiopia, 6th Annual International Conference on Public Health, Bangkok-Thailand.
• Teshome Emana (Nov 2019). Land and Youth Migration in Africa: The case of two Districts from the Highlands of Ethiopia. (Institute of Developing Economies, IDE-JETRO), Tokyo-Japan.
• Teshome Emana. ( December, 2019). Urban Land Deal, Competing Perceptions, and Actors’ Network in the Suburbs of Addis Ababa City, Ethiop The 12th KU-TUFS research exchange seminar, Kyoto-Japan).
• Teshome Emana (July 2019). Land Never Lands Under Our Sky’: Land Transaction and Actors Network in the Suburbs of Finfinnee/ Addis Ababa. 33rd Annual Conference of the Oromo Studies Association (July 26-28, 2019), Addis Ababa-Ethiopia.
• Teshome Emana (January 2019). "Using Indigenous Cultural Framework of an African Society to Explain Modern Governance". A paper presented on the Symposium on African Potentialat the Centre of African Studies in Kyoto University, Japan.
• Teshome Emana. (Nov 2017).  "The Political economy of Land in a Rural-Urban Interface in Ethiopia". 60th African Studies Association Annual Meeting with the theme ‘Institutions: Creativity and Resilience in Africa’, Nov 16-18, 2017, Chicago-USA.
• Teshome Emana.(2015). "Urban Land Transaction, Actors Conflicts, and some approaches to Resolution". 5th International Conference on African Forum: Local Knowledge as African Potential, Addis Ababa-Ethiopia.

The following works are related to the proposed assessment.

• Ethiopian Industrial Development Strategy ( document translation Commissioned by Industry Development Projects , May 2014)
• Country Partnership Strategy Document , document translation commissioned by the World Bank ,May to June 2013.
• Training Manual for Water Utilites in Ethiopia,document translation  commissioned by the World Bank , December 2012.
• Strategy for Ensuring Equitable Development through accelerated and Sustainable Development in Emerging Regions of Ethiopia, document translation commissioned by the World Bank, September 2012.
• Concept Paper for Ethiopian Five Year Strategic Plan, document translation Commissioned by The World Bank, Ethiopia ,2009.

• Rural Water Supply Evaluation in Ethiopia ( commissioned by WABEKBON Development Consultants and the Ministry of Water Resources, Irrigation and Energy (August – Sept 2015)
• Assistant researcher for evaluating the programme on Harnessing Diversity for Sustainable Development and Social Change, ( a joint project funded by UNESCO and UNDP ( recruited by Dr Beyene Tadesse, economic and social policy consultant, December 2012 )
•  Researcher, for evaluating Urban Area Development Programme in Addis Ababa (commissioned by WABEKBON Development Consultants for World Vision Ethiopia, April to May 2012)
• Urbanization and Socioeconomic and Cultural Changes among the Farming Community in Sebeta Area ( MA Thesis, Addis Ababa University, Department of Social Anthropology, June 2007)
• Basic Education System Overall Evaluation in Ethiopia (recruited by USAID Ethiopia for data collection and research report writing, 2007.
• General Education Quality improvement Programme Evaluation , Recruited by USAID Ethiopia for data collection and report writing .2009
• Faith –Based Organizations and their Roles in HIV/AIDS Prevention and Development Activities (Commissioned byEIFFDA and WIBD Consult, 2004)
• Urbanization and the livelihood of farmers in Suburbs of Addis Ababa, a livelihood survey sponsored by OSSREA, Ethipian Chapter, August2008.
• Food Security Initiatives and the Role of Faith Based Organizations in Ethiopia , a Survey on the profile of the religious organizations in Ethiopia ( Sponsored by Ethiopian Interfaith Forum for Dialogue  and Development)