Oromia Law Journal

The Oromia Law Journal covers articles, book reviews, legislative and case comments related to legal, economic, political and social issues arising in relation to Oromia, Ethiopian, and other related International Laws. As such, the journal has two audiences-primary and secondary. The primary ones are legal professionals of the region and the country. Law students, policy makers of the country, and even legal professionals in other jurisdictions are secondary audiences.

Published: 2024-07-22

Democratization in Devolved and Federal Systems of Kenya and Ethiopia:
What Lessons from the Former to the Latter?

Ketema W.Debela (PhD)

1-47

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The Question of the Supremacy Clause and Its Resolution Mechanisms under Ethiopia‘s Federal and Constitutional Design and Practice:
Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen‘?

Abdi G.Amenu (PhD Candidate)

48-83

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The Genocidal Mens Rea Requirement of the Crime of Genocide under the Ethiopian Criminal Law:
Domestic Practice Vis-À-Vis the International Jurisprudence

Dagim O. Ofgea

84-132

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Ignorance Defense and Unpublished Administrative Rules in Ethiopia
Domestic Practice Vis-À-Vis the International Jurisprudence

Leake M. Tesfay

133-177

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Liberalizing Banking Sector for Foreign Investors:
In Ethiopian Case

Alemayehu G. Jabessa

178-210

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National Dialogue as a Means of Building Peace in Ethiopia:
Lessons from Tunisia‘s National Dialogue

Abdi T. Tibebu

211-242

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Jijjiiramoota Bu‘uuraa Labsiin Haaraa Bulchiinsaa fi Itti Fayyadama Lafa Baadiyyaa Naannoo Oromiyaa Lakkoofsa 248/2015 of Keessatti Hammate

Ibsaa C. Gaaromaa

243-262

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Current Issue: Vol. 13 No. 1 (2024): OLJ

Articles

Democratization in Devolved and Federal Systems of Kenya and Ethiopia:
What Lessons from the Former to the Latter?

The Question of the Supremacy Clause and Its Resolution Mechanisms under Ethiopia‘s Federal and Constitutional Design and Practice:
Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen‘?

The Genocidal Mens Rea Requirement of the Crime of Genocide under the Ethiopian Criminal Law:
Domestic Practice Vis-À-Vis the International Jurisprudence

Ignorance Defense and Unpublished Administrative Rules in Ethiopia
Domestic Practice Vis-À-Vis the International Jurisprudence

Liberalizing Banking Sector for Foreign Investors:
In Ethiopian Case

National Dialogue as a Means of Building Peace in Ethiopia:
Lessons from Tunisia‘s National Dialogue

Jijjiiramoota Bu‘uuraa Labsiin Haaraa Bulchiinsaa fi Itti Fayyadama Lafa Baadiyyaa Naannoo Oromiyaa Lakkoofsa 248/2015 of Keessatti Hammate

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Articles

Democratization in Devolved and Federal Systems of Kenya and Ethiopia: What Lessons from the Former to the Latter?

The Question of the Supremacy Clause and Its Resolution Mechanisms under Ethiopia‘s Federal and Constitutional Design and Practice: Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen‘?

The Genocidal Mens Rea Requirement of the Crime of Genocide under the Ethiopian Criminal Law: Domestic Practice Vis-À-Vis the International Jurisprudence

Ignorance Defense and Unpublished Administrative Rules in Ethiopia Domestic Practice Vis-À-Vis the International Jurisprudence

Liberalizing Banking Sector for Foreign Investors: In Ethiopian Case

National Dialogue as a Means of Building Peace in Ethiopia: Lessons from Tunisia‘s National Dialogue

Jijjiiramoota Bu‘uuraa Labsiin Haaraa Bulchiinsaa fi Itti Fayyadama Lafa Baadiyyaa Naannoo Oromiyaa Lakkoofsa 248/2015 of Keessatti Hammate

Journal Identifiers

Democratization in Devolved and Federal Systems of Kenya and Ethiopia:
What Lessons from the Former to the Latter?

The Question of the Supremacy Clause and Its Resolution Mechanisms under Ethiopia‘s Federal and Constitutional Design and Practice:
Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen‘?

The Genocidal Mens Rea Requirement of the Crime of Genocide under the Ethiopian Criminal Law:
Domestic Practice Vis-À-Vis the International Jurisprudence

Ignorance Defense and Unpublished Administrative Rules in Ethiopia
Domestic Practice Vis-À-Vis the International Jurisprudence

Liberalizing Banking Sector for Foreign Investors:
In Ethiopian Case

National Dialogue as a Means of Building Peace in Ethiopia:
Lessons from Tunisia‘s National Dialogue