Focusing on African diaspora groups that have been virtually
ignored in discussions of Canadian multiculturalism - Eritreans,
Ethiopians, and Oromos - Ghosts and Shadows explores the
re-creation of communities in exile and the invisible forces that
haunt them through myths of 'homeland' and 'return.'
Drawing on over a decade of work with refugee and immigrant
groups in Canada, Atsuko Matsuoka and John Sorenson provide an
analysis of the historical context that has created diaspora
movements from the Horn of Africa. They examine contested
understandings of Eritrea's thirty-year nationalist struggle,
Ethiopian reactions to independence, and ongoing efforts to forge a
distinct Oromo identity. The authors also discuss the role of
long-distance nationalists in the 1998-2000 Eritrean-Ethiopian
war.
This study traces the spectral commitments to conflicting
narratives of history and identity that affect settlement
experiences of Eritrean, Ethiopian, and Oromo communities in
Canada, and shows how the commitments of these exile groups still
play important roles in nationalist struggles in their original
homelands. Applying the concepts of 'ghosts and shadows' to
question the supposed certainties of culture, history, memory,
nation, gender, and 'race, ' Matsuoka and Sorenson explore the
conflicting creation of de-territorialized identities against the
presumption of deep-rooted cultural continuities.
A significant contribution to historical and globalized
dimensions of nationalism, this work poses important challenges to
dominant interpretations of transnational movements by focusing on
the involvement of refugees and immigrants in nationalist struggles
for distant homelands. By capturing these 'ghostly' and 'shadowy'
aspects of lived experience, the book provides essential reading in
the fields of anthropology, sociology, social work, and political
studies.
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