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Tamy i zbiorniki wodne w Etiopii jako element polityki Hajle Syllasje I

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  • Hanna Rubinkowska-Anioł

Opublikowane 2022-04-16

Słowa kluczowe

  • Hajle Syllasje I,
  • Etiopia,
  • tamy,
  • propaganda,
  • woda

Abstrakt

Celem artykułu jest przedstawienie znaczenia budowy tam i zbiorników wodnych w polityce ostatniego Cesarza Etiopii Hajle Syllasje I, zwłaszcza propagandowego wymiaru tej działalności. Artykuł ukazuje działania cesarza w szerszym historycznym kontekście, nawiązując również do kolejnych okresów po upadku Cesarstwa, przez co stara się dowieść ciągłości znaczenia problemu wykorzystania wody w etiopskiej polityce. Jako podstawowe źródło wykorzystane zostało wydawane za panowania Hajle Syllasjego czasopismo „Ethiopia Observer”, które promowało pozytywny obraz zmian zachodzących w tym okresie w Etiopii.

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