On 15 May, Chantal Kopf, the local Member of the Bundestag for Freiburg (Alliance 90/The Greens), visited the ABI within the framework of Franzisca Zanker’s course ‘Contrasting Perspectives on Political Participation’.
In this entry in the Virtual Encyclopaedia "Rewriting Peace and Conflict", Teresa Jopson draws from decolonial perspectives to reimagine the concept of "postconflict".
Glawion and Crépin Mouguia show, that the Central African Republic is not an international aid orphan. Instead, they argue for a rethinking of the country's security policy.
Luisa Gabriela Morales-Vega from the Autonomous University of Mexico State stayed at ABI for one week and presented her work on the US-Mexican border policies.
Over the period of a month, Tomislav Pušić worked with Erkan Tümkaya on opacity as a form of migration infrastrucure.
The idea to produce green energy in desert regions in North Africa instead of Europe has been around since the 2000s. ABI staff member Philipp Wagner explains at Radio Z why this idea is problematic.
The opening hours of the ABI library will change for the summer term.
ABI staff members Dina Wahba, Teresa Jopson and Anas Ansar have published in a dossier on Gen Z-led protests at the Heinrich Böll Foundation.
This reading list by ABI staff member Tilman Lüdke aims to shed light on the different areas of conflict when it comes to the (non-)recognition of states.
The ‘Rewriting Peace and Conflict’ online encyclopaedia team has released part 2 of its video series on peace and conflict in different regions of the world, professionally produced by partners in Colombia.
