The ABI library has compiled a list of literature on Burundi to mark the 40th anniversary of the partnership between Baden-Wuerttemberg and Burundi.
The ABI is looking for a PostDoc in the field of transnational dimensions of peace, conflict and fragility - preferably with a focus on the MENA region.
Hundreds of years of colonisation and decades of neo-colonialism have fundamentally altered what it means to be an African. Are Africans in the midst of an identity crisis? Lena Diakite reviews an article by Saheed Anuoluwapo Agunbiade.
In this radio report, Tim Glawion shares a critique on big calls for donations for war-torn countries and questions the long-term effects of donations and aid projects.
In an interview with südnordfunk, Daniella Niteka shares her thoughts on the state of press and media freedom in Burundi. The interview was recorded at the ABI during the conference “Burundi in East Africa: Opportunities and challenges“.
Martin Adelmann shares his thoughts on the transformative potential of knowledge for a socially just and ecologically sustainable transformation at and through universities.
From December 6 to 13, 2024, Fabricio Rodríguez held a guest professorship at the renowned Escuela Politécnica Nacional (EPN) in Quito, Ecuador.
On the 40th episode of the German podcast, Fabricio Rodríguez offers a postcolonial perspective on the question "What is peace?".
Franzisca Zanker and Amanda Bisong show that there is a mismatch between social and policy attitudes to migration in Africa. This is an active obstacle to development through migration.
Report on the discussion event on November 18, 2024 at the University of Freiburg on the topic: “Global partnerships - challenges and perspectives for universities and civil society.”
