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| | SSRR No. 25 |
 | | According to Eriksen (1994, 39), "Ethnicity is an aspect of social relationship between agents who consider themselves as culturally distinctive from members of other groups with whom they have a minimum of regular interaction... |
 | | In spite of attempts at assimilations and eventually at integrations among the different ethnic groups in Metekkel, there were ethnic frictions and conflicts between the relatively organized highland communities (the Amhara, the Agew, the Oromo and the Shinasha) on the one hand, and the Negroid populations mainly the Gumuz on the other. |
 | | This escalated conflicts between the Amhara, Agew, Oromo and Shinasha on the one hand and the Gumuz on the other (informants: Niqus, Mange, Ayyana, Mekuriaw, Assefa, Gayo, Adam Warkineh and Haile). |
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