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Since the 1960s to the end of the imperial regime, the University-State relationship was characterized as confrontation in which university students protest the regime and demand a reform (Bahru, 2002).

However, the regime was reluctant to make a reform and respond the question of the students and consequently the students eagerly opposed the regime and even call the end of the imperial regime...

The History of Ethiopia.

London: Greenwood Press called for the establishment of a peoples government (Bahru, 2002).

Unfortunately, this led to strained and bitter relations between the university communities particularly the students and the government...

This means that the curriculum which was designed based on western experience (particularly the U.S and UK) during the imperial regime must be redesigned in accordance with Marxism-Leninism orientation.

Accordingly, university teachers were engaged in an arduous task of Cooperation Campaign, seemingly designed to enable students to teach the peasants in order to implement the changes brought by the revolution but widely viewed as an instrument to expel the students out of the capital because the new government was aware of the fact that they university students were a critical factor in the overthrow of the Haile Sellassie I regime (Marcus, 1994;Balsavik, 2007; Bahru, 2002).

The programme of Zemecha was forcefully imposed by the new government and students were obliged to take part..

The Relations between the State and the University in Ethiopia Article Full-text available Jul 2019 Gashaw Ayferam This study examines the relations between the University and State (political power) with a particular reference of Addis Ababa University under the three successive regimes.

Methodologically, the study employed qualitative methodological approach and case study research design.

Accordingly, the study has used both primary and secondary sources of data in which primary data were gathered through key informant interviews while secondary data were collected from books, journal articles, reports and institutional website sources.

In view of that, the study employed qualitative methods of data analysis particularly document analysis and descriptive narrative.

The study identifies that the university-State relation under the three regimes have followed a top-down approach with a different degree.

Though each supplies the other, their relations remain suspicious.

On the one hand, the university contributes to the socioeconomic and political development of the State by producing manpower while the State provides fund.

On the other hand, the university, throughout the three regimes, has always been a source of resistance, protest, and even revolution and armed struggle.

As a response, all the three regimes have responded violently though with different.

The study has come up with the reasons that cause the relations between the university and the State uncertain and suspicious.

This includes absence of institutional autonomy and academic freedom, State interference, State dominance of the administration of university and the political orientation of each regime.

This study, therefore, calls that unless the top down model of relations between the university and the State is not revised, and institutional autonomy granted, it would be the norm to have tense relations between them.

During his empire, Orthodox Christianity continued to be the dominant religion...

During his empire, Orthodox Christianity continued to be the dominant religion.

Amharic, which was the official language of the Ethiopian state since 1270 (Haile, 1986;Wagaw, 1999), also continued to be the official written as well as spoken language of the country (Pankhurst, 1992; Zewde, 2001).

Ethnic and Religious Diversity in Higher Education in Ethiopia Thesis Full-text available Sep 2018 Abebaw Y.

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