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Table of Contents Introduction, Dominique Jacquin-Berdal 1. Background to war: from friends to foes, Martin Plaut 2. 'Ethiopians believe in God, Sha'abiya believe in mountains': the EPLF and the 1998-2000 war in historical perspective, Richard Reid 3. Ethiopia: the path to war, and the consequences of peace, Leenco Latta 4. A Very Personal War, Eritrea Ethiopia 1998 - 2000, Alex Last 5. The conflict and its aftermath, Martin Plaut 6. The role of the US in resolving the conflict, John Prendergast and Philip Roessler 7. Keeping the peace - The United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea, Ian Martin 8. Regional implications of the Ethiopia - Eritrea war, Lionel Cliffe 9. Positive Neutrality: Djibouti, Anonymous 10. Twisting Ethio-Eritrean economic ties: misperceptions of war and the misplaced priorities of peace, 1997 - 2002, David Styan 11. Sovereignty and starvation: the food security dimensions of the Eritrea - Ethiopia war, Philip White 12. Violence and identity along the Eritrean - Ethiopian border, Patrick Gilkes Appendices Index
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Eritrean-Ethiopian War, 1998-.