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I am happy to announce that my article, “Ethiopia, from Stability to Civil War: A Multiple Streams Explanation of the United States Policies on Ethiopia” is published in the Journal of International Security and Strategic studies. This article critically scrutinizes recent US policies on Ethiopia. Drawing on the Multiple Streams Approach (MSA), the article answers why the US changed its pro-Abiy policy and imposed sanctions on Ethiopia. The article provides three important contributions to the study of public policy, U.S. foreign policy, and the conflict in Ethiopia. First, it sheds light on the scholarly discourse regarding the “reform” in Ethiopia by providing a detailed and nuanced explanation for why the U.S. initially supported Abiy’s administration. Second, it also contributes to the debate surrounding the conflict in Ethiopia by analyzing the U.S.’s rapid policy change from the MSA perspective. Third, it contributes to the growing scholarship on the policy process by testing the MSA in the context of foreign policy and the conflict in Ethiopia. Beyond its academic contributions, the article also offers insights for practically shaping the future U.S. policy toward Ethiopia. First, gross human rights violations (problem stream) alone do not immediately prompt policymaking or change in the US. At the time of writing the last version of this article, Abiy’s administration is committing gross human rights violations including, inter alia, indiscriminate attacks on civilians, extrajudicial killing, mass arrest, and rape in Amhara. Despite these violations, the Biden administration appears to be normalizing its relationship with the Abiy administration, rather than taking decisive policy actions. Second, for the US officials to take policy actions, the Ethiopian diaspora and other policy entrepreneurs need to create a policy window by influencing both the political, and policy streams. More specifically, the Ethiopian diaspora living in states such as Virginia, Maryland, and Georgia where their vote could sway election outcomes need to actively engage in political processes to shape the political stream. Finally, for any alternative policy proposal to gain traction with US policymakers, it must garner support from an alternative political force or coalition of forces that guarantee the continuity of the Ethiopian state. Additionally, the proposed policy should address the US security interests in the region, while addressing the country’s human rights issues.
We are excited to present to you the spring 2024 edition of the Journal of International Security & Strategic Studies. In this edition, we are thrilled to present a diverse array of scholarly contributions that illuminate various facets of international security. Each article encapsulates the dedication and intellect of our esteemed contributors. These articles highlight the pressing issues shaping our global landscape. Thank you for reading this edition and thank you to our contributors. We look forward to your continued feedback, contributions, and support!
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Our President and CEO were honored to speak today at the 11th MASS Annual Conference, highlighting how we as Inuit Development Corporations, can support the work in Northern Security. Have you heard their insights? Share what you've learned in the comments below!
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📆 There's a lot to learn on May 21 at our upcoming virtual summit, Take Command. In a new blog, take a closer look into the stacked agenda: https://r-7.co/4boYWhn
The Take Command Summit: A Stacked Agenda, and Killer Guest Speakers Coming Your Way May 21 | Rapid7 Blog
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🛡️ Elevating Security Through Red Team Testing 🛡️ Revisiting the Keynote: Alethe Denis covers the three main types of security assessments, and how different types of organizations benefit from each. Comprehensive #RedTeam assessments should go beyond vulnerability scanning and #pentesting to incorporate real-world adversarial tactics and test both the technical and human aspects of #security - SecurityFest2023. 💼
Keynote: Red Notice - Pros And Cons - Alethe Denis - SecurityFest2023
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Catch up on our webinar from last week where our partners WatchGuard Technologies joined us to bring us up to speed on the current cybersecurity landscape and what threats we need to watch out for. ⏯ #cybersecurity #SMEs #ransomware #malware
Watch again: The Cyberthreat Landscape in 2024
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📆 There's a lot to learn on May 21 at our upcoming virtual summit, Take Command. In a new blog, take a closer look into the stacked agenda: https://r-7.co/4boYWhn
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Learn how to create more trust in your third party relationships by adding sustainable processes and tools that enable you to control access. The post Watch Now: Using Governance and Privilege to Gain Control Over Third-Party Access appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Watch Now: Using Governance and Privilege to Gain Control Over Third-Party Access
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The 2023 National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) Annual Conference took place recently, and Joe Morris put together a quick recap of the event. Read to learn what his 5 key takeaways were. https://lnkd.in/dUMSiZV2
2023 NASCIO Annual Conference Takeaways
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Join our latest LinkedIn Live to learn how two executive leaders commenced initiatives where security wasn’t the impetus and discover how they successfully navigated their zero trust journeys. Register below!
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