In an opinion piece published on a previous issue of Addis Standard, Hewan Semon proposed a conversation on the decolonization of Ethiopian studies. As much as I would have liked to take this conversation into my areas of interest (human rights, democracy and the modern Ethiopian/African state) I will stay closer to Hewan's framing for now. I will only ask further questions, raise some concerns and bring up one critique hoping to spur conversations into my fields of interest.
Colonialism: in the Rearview Mirror?
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