Zenebe Beyene
| Full Name | Zenebe Beyene |
| Education attended | BEd (1994)Teaching English. Kotobe College of Teacher EducationMA (2000) Teaching English as a foreign language, AAUMA (2007) Journalism, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
PhD (2012). Political Science, , University of Nebraska, Lincoln |
| Academic Rank | Asst. Prof. |
| Working for AAU since | 2002 (14 years) |
| Administrative positions held | Director, Office of External Relations, Partnerships and Communications, July 2015-March 2017Asst. Dean, Graduate School of Journalism and Communication |
| Address | Campus: Main; Building name: Nelson R. MandelaFloor number: 4thOffice room no.: 403
Office tel. +251,111-234027 University email ID: zenebe.beyene@AAU.edu.et Alternative email ID: bzenebe2000@gmail.com |
| Research interest | Media and Ethnic violence, media and peace, media and democracy and elections, media and human rights, International and cross-cultural communications, media and transitional justice.Media and Ethnic Violence, Media, Peace and Stability, the role of ICT in Peace Building, State Building and Governance, Media and Development, Media and Democracy, Elections and Democratization, International and cross-cultural communications. |
| Recent publications on reputable journals |
Zenebe Beyene (2016) Building and Sustaining Partnerships. Addis Ababa University (AAU) and AAU Newsletter. Gagliardone, Iginio, Zenebe Beyene (et al.), 2015. Mechachal: Assessment of Online Debate in Ethiopia. PP 1—39. Oxford University: The Program in Comparative Media Law and Policy in collaboration with Addis Ababa University. Zenebe Beyene, Abdissa Zerai and Gagliardone, Iginio.2015. Satellites, Plasmas and Law: The role of TeleCourt in changing conceptions of justice and authority in Ethiopia. International Journal of Security & Development, 4(1): 28, pp. 1-13, DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.5334/sta.fn Zenebe Beyene and Abdissa Zerai. 2014. The Role of ICTs in Governance, Statebuilding, and Peacebuilding in Africa: The Case of Ethiopia. CGCS Occasional Paper Series on ICTs, State-building, and Peacebuilding in Africa Number Two. Center for Global Communication Studies, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania Zenebe Beyene. 2011. Media Use and Abuse in Ethiopia. In Robert S. Fortner and P. Mark Fackler’s (eds.) Handbook of International Communications Ethics. Wiley, Blackwell; 2011 Media Use and Abuse in Ethiopia. In Robert S. Fortner and P. Mark Fackler’s (eds.) Handbook of International Communications Ethics. Wiley, Blackwell; 2011. |
