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Identity Theories of Identity Transformation and Cohesion Building

Meseret Bekele Gelaye

Theories are developed from what has been happened and happening by considering such events as a background to use as the major guiding principle and general guiding line in respective areas. For the same purpose, identity theories for the area of identity transformation and cohesion building largely for the purpose of incorporating into the area of theories identity and with specific aim of using such theories as the cornerstone for the ideas of identity transformation and cohesive building based on the consent all involved without any forceful and systematic coercive means. Such theories exclusively to be used as an argument specially to defend forceful and coercive based political purpose having identity transformation and protecting the diverse communities based required as if on equal terms targeting positive and mutual advantages of all involved. For the same purpose about four identity theories targeting the aforementioned idea of cohesion building and strong habit building among all as if developed and well analyzed with in this study. Those theories include Mogassa theory of identity, Reversive theory of identity, Submissive theory of identity as well as Sociostainism theory of identity are among. These are among the major theories built in the area of diversity and diverse identity recognition, protection as well as making the bridge among diverse communities those having diversity of any kind to tolerate, unite and strength more concurrently.