Publisher's Synopsis
The book provides a systematic description of the major U.S. foreign and national security policy changes made in the aftermath of September 11 and analyze the impact of war on terrorism on human rights protection in the Horn of Africa with a reference to Ethiopia as a case. The significance of this book primarily lies on the need to analyze and understand the increasing role of the U.S. government in the Horn of Africa in the aftermath of 9/11 because of the global war on terrorism agenda and expound its negative implication on human rights protection and its long-term implication on democratization processes
