THE EVOLUTION OF THE INSTITUTION OF MARRIAGE IN THE LIGHT OF ETHIOPIAN LAW

Discover a fascinating journey through the history of marriage law in Ethiopia. The book "The Evolution of the Institution of Marriage in the Light of Ethiopian Law" by Zuzanna Augustyniak is an in-depth analysis of the legal aspects of marriage over the centuries. Learn how the perception of marriage in Ethiopia changed from the beginnings of the state until the fall of the Ethiopian Empire in 1974. This publication is a must-read for anyone interested in legal history, African studies, and cultural anthropology.

• In-depth analysis of Ethiopian, European, and American sources.
• Presentation of the processes that led to changes in the legal perception of marriage.
• Confrontation of source materials from different continents.
• Detailed information about legal works from the period under study.
• Edition in format 250x176 mm.
• 202 pages full of knowledge.

The author, Zuzanna Augustyniak, seeks answers to questions about the evolution of marriage in Ethiopia by analyzing both Ethiopian, European, and American sources. Her interdisciplinary approach allows for a comprehensive understanding of the topic and shows the complexity of the legal processes taking place in Ethiopia over the centuries. This publication is a valuable contribution to research on legal history and cultural anthropology, offering a unique perspective on the evolution of the institution of marriage in one of the most fascinating countries in Africa.

This book is ideal for law students, historians, African studies scholars, and anyone interested in the topic of marriage and family in a historical and cultural context. Thanks to the detailed source analysis and interdisciplinary approach, this publication is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to explore the secrets of the evolution of the institution of marriage in Ethiopia.

Published by Elipsa Dom Wydawniczy in 2018, this book is characterized by high editorial quality and attention to detail. The paperback binding ensures durability and ease of use, and the 250x176 mm format makes reading comfortable and enjoyable. This publication is not only a source of knowledge but also an aesthetic element of any library.