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 | Dibaba, Assefa (2013) |
| 'Great man' or 'great myth'? Meles Zenawi: historic or mythic ideologue? | |
 | The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 20 #1. p. 91-131. |
| Hussein, Hassen (2013) |
| The Somalia nightmare: a geo-political explanation | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 20 #1. p. 57-89. |
| Gebissa, Ezekiel (2013) |
| Encounter of Macca Oromo religion with evangelical Christianity: a look at the meaning of conversion | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 20 #1. p. 23-56. |
| Holcomb, Bonnie K. (2013) |
| What do the Oromo want? Looking back and looking forward on Oromo Studies and OSA | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 20 #1. p. 1-21. |
| Dugassa, Begna (2012) |
| Denial of leadership development and the underdevelopment of public health: the experience of the Oromo people in Ethiopia | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 19 #1-2. p. 139-174. |
| Mergo, Lemessa (2012) |
| 'The scene does not speak': the demise of the Odaa Bulluq sacred forest in Horro Guduru, northwestern Oromia, Ethiopia | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 19 #1-2. p. 101-137. |
| Lencho, Taddese (2012) |
| Boorana political culture and Rousseau's concept of popular democracy: an examination of theory and praxis | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 19 #1-2. p. 69-99. |
| Alemayehu Debelo Jorgo (2012) |
| Conquest and change in Boorana traditional polity: a study of dynamism and resilience of indigenous political institutions | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 19 #1-2. p. 37-67. |
| Asebe Regassa Debelo (2012) |
| Dynamics of political ethnicity and ethnic policy in Ethiopia: national discourse and lived reality in the Guji-Gedeo case | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 19 #1-2. p. 1-36. |
 | Holcomb, Bonnie K. (ed.) (2011) |
| Special issue: Sisai Ibssa and the Oromo national movement | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 18 #1. p. 1-211. |
| East, Elizabeth A. (2011) |
| The framing of problems and solutions by NGOs, corporations and States: the case of Oromia, Ethiopia | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 17 #2. p. 131-156. |
| Debsu, Dejene Negassa (2011) |
| Customary laws in Ethiopia: institutions of dispute resolution among the Guji Oromo agropastoralists | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 17 #2. p. 101-129. |
| Wayessa, Bula S. (2011) |
| Socialization, symbolism, and social structure: aspects of traditional pottery making among the Jimma Oromo, Western Oromia | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 17 #2. p. 75-100. |
| Jalata, Asafa (2011) |
| Urban centers in Oromia: consequences of spatial concentration of power in multinational Ethiopia | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 17 #2. p. 39-73. |
| Ayana, Daniel (2011) |
| From geographic skirt to geographic drift: the Oromo population movement of the sixteenth century | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 17 #2. p. 1-38. |
| Wako, Fugich (2010) |
| 'Putting down' women with male oratory: an analysis of an oral poetic form among the Boorana Oromo | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 17 #1. p. 179-217. |
| Hassen, Mohammed (2010) |
| Orature, resistance, and nationalism: a historical overview of the development of written Oromo literature | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 17 #1. p. 137-177. |
| Klemm, Peri M. (2010) |
| Tying Oromo history: the manipulation of dress and adornment during the late nineteenth century | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 17 #1. p. 111-135. |
| Etefa, Tsega (2010) |
| A great African nation: the Oromo in some European accounts | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 17 #1. p. 87-110. |
| Yates, Brian J. (2010) |
| Invisible matter: 'Galla' in Ethiopian and European imaginations | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 17 #1. p. 41-86. |
| Ayana, Daniel (2010) |
| The 'Galla' that never was: its origin and reformulation in a hinterland of comparative disadvantage | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 17 #1. p. 1-40. |
| Adem, Seifudein (ed.) (2009) |
| Special issue: Mazruiana and the Oromo | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 16 #1. p. 1-163. |
| Gebissa, Ezekiel (2008) |
| The problem of 'fin de regime' in Ethiopia: assessing the debate within the Oromo national movement | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 15 #2. p. 191-247. |
| Jalata, Asafa (2008) |
| Foundations of a State in Oromia: applying 'gadaa' principles in the twenty first century | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 15 #2. p. 133-189. |
| Worku, Kenate (2008) |
| The expansion of Addis Ababa and its impact on the surrounding areas: a preliminary study of the Nefas Silk Lafto district | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 15 #2. p. 97-131. |
| Dagafa, Aberra (2008) |
| Language choice in multilingual societies: an appraisal of the Ethiopian case | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 15 #2. p. 61-95. |
| Hassen, Mohammed (2008) |
| The Egyptian occupation of Harer and its impact on the Oromo of Harerge | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 15 #2. p. 33-60. |
| Verharen, Charles (2008) |
| Comparing Oromo and ancient Egyptian philosophy | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 15 #2. p. 1-31. |
| Aguilar, Mario I. (2008) |
| The 'Nagaa Boorana': contemporary discussions on ritual and political diversity | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 15 #1. p. 181-202. |
| Dewo, Tenna (2008) |
| The concept of peace in the Oromo 'gadaa' system: its mechanisms and moral dimensions | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 15 #1. p. 139-179. |
| Gudina, Merera (2008) |
| The Ethiopian State and the future of the Oromo: the struggle for 'self-rule' and 'shared rule' | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 15 #1. p. 113-137. |
| Bassi, Marco; Megerssa, Gemetchu (2008) |
| Failed modernization of the Ethiopian State: Oromo perspectives on Ethiopian political culture | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 15 #1. p. 79-111. |
| Ta'a, Tesema (2008) |
| Defending regional autonomy and cultural identity: the case of Leeqaa Naqamtee and Leeqaa Qellem (1882-1937) | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 1 #1-2. p. 41-77. |
| Etefa, Tsega (2008) |
| Pan-Oromo confederations in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries | |
| The journal of Oromo studies. Volume 1 #1-2. p. 19-40. |
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