Keshav Rastogi Keshav Rastogi, Author at Harvard Political Review

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An Emerging and Troubled Power: Overcoming Ethiopia’s Landlocked Geography

Keshav Rastogi Keshav Rastogi - October 29, 2018

With over 100 million people, Ethiopia is easily the most populous landlocked country on earth. When Eritrea seceded in 1993, Ethiopia lost access to...

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An Emerging and Troubled Power: Ethiopia’s (Un)Distributed Renewable Grid

Keshav Rastogi Keshav Rastogi - April 16, 2018

Ethiopia’s economic success has attracted widespread attention. Its GDP grew by 10.5 percent annually between 2006 and 2016, outpacing East Africa’s 5.4 percent growth...

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An Emerging and Troubled Power: Ethnopolitical Tribulations in Ethiopia

Keshav Rastogi Keshav Rastogi - March 10, 2018

Qeeroo means “youth” in Oromo, the language of Ethiopia’s largest ethnic group. It is also the preferred name of the young Oromo who have...