(Teshome Yizengaw (2007). The Ethiopian Higher Education: Creating Space for Reform. Addis Ababa: St Mary‟s UC Printing Press, ISBN 978-99944-999-4-5, 263 pages 22 tables and 8 figures; Birr 60)
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