At ABI, Dina Wahba will do research on Protest Movements and the Sociology of Emotions. Her research focuses on the Middle East and North Africa, with a special focus on Egypt.
This report by Südnordfunk of iz3w discusses the visit of a Maka delegation to the university last March to demand the repatriation of their ancestors.
Franzisca Zanker argues in the Public Anthropologist that while the pressure to comply with the EU regarding migration-related issues is high due to asymmetric power balances, African states developed subtle and often implicit ways of responding.
In this new video Viviana García Pinzón gives an insight into her book 'Trajectories of Governance' and the research process behind it.
In this article at Phenomenal World, Alke Jenss and Inés Durán Matute examine how the military expansion in Mexico is connected to the government's economic priorities, at the cost of funding for health, science, and the judiciary.
Philipp Wagner discusses the decision-making behind renewable energy partnerships between the Maghreb and EU states. In his contribution on the Blog for Transregional Research, he offers concrete policy evaluations and recommendations.
Detailed reports as well as a video documentation of last November's events on Burundi and the Burundi-Baden-Württemberg Partnership are now available!
ALMA-Fellow Gloria Kenyatta returns to Kenya after completing her doctorate at ABI.
In the virtual encyclopedia of the network “Postcolonial Hierarchies in Peace and Conflict”, Rebecca Khan discusses the concept of terrorism and Gabriel Garroum Pla looks at the socio-political significance of urbicides.
Together with Hanna Al-Taher, Benjamin Schütze published a guest commentary on German Middle East policy. Their verdict: mendacious and lost.
