A Tributary Model of State Formation by Berhanu Abegaz
Author:Berhanu Abegaz
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: Springer International Publishing, Cham
The kingdom of Shawa was well situated to exploit the development of coffee exports from the south-western highlands, and they would have assisted Shawa’s efforts to distance itself from upheavals further north during the Zamana Masafint. The coffee trade may therefore have been more significant in the rise of Shawa in the later eighteenth and earlier nineteenth centuries than historians have hitherto allowed.
Merid W. Aregay (1988: 25)
Oromo societies had no legacy of state structure.
Fernyhough (1986: 60)
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