The nexuses between exit, voice and loyalty in the light of the indefinite Eritrean national service

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Kibreab, G. (2018). The nexuses between exit, voice and loyalty in the light of the indefinite Eritrean national service. in: Woldemikael, T. (ed.) Postliberation Eritrea Bloomington, Indiana, United States Indiana University Press.
AuthorsKibreab, G.
EditorsWoldemikael, T.
Abstract

After providing a succinct background to the Eritrean National Service, the chapter discusses briefly its deterioration into forced labour and the degree of militarisation permeating the social and political landscape of the country. It presents briefly the competing theories on migration, namely: push-pull; new economics of labour migration; network theory; and the exit, voice and loyalty framework. More importantly, it reconceptualises the three building blocks of the Hirschmanian framework in terms of nexuses rather than dichotomies.

This article was published as Kibreab G. (2018) The nexuses between exit, voice, and loyalty in the light of the indefinite eritrean national service. In: Postliberation eritrea. Indiana University Press: https://iu.pressbooks.pub/postliberationeritrea/chapter/the-nexuses-...

Year2018
Book titlePostliberation Eritrea
PublisherIndiana University Press
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Place of publicationBloomington, Indiana, United States
ISBN978-0-253-04605-5
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PrintJan 2018
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Deposited12 Dec 2019
Web address (URL)https://iu.pressbooks.pub/postliberationeritrea/chapter/the-nexuses-between-exit-voice-and-loyalty-in-the-light-of-the-indefinite-eritrean-national-service/
https://iupress.org/9780253046055/postliberation-eritrea/
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The full text of this edited volume is open access online at https://iu.pressbooks.pub/postliberationeritrea/.

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