Tim Glawion is at MIASA in Accra from August to December as part of an interdisciplinary fellow group. They aim to develop a novel approach to comparative research in the field of peace and security studies.
Nijmeh Ali explores decolonial peace as a theory of resistance and justice using the Palestinian-Israeli context as a case study.
During her visit, Garrido discussed potential future collaborations with ABI researchers. The focus was on exchanging ideas about research on nonviolent action and conflict transformation in the Global South.
This collection of student essays, developed in a 2024 University of Freiburg course led by Tim Glawion, explores the intersection of external intervention practices and local ownership of peace processes - two debates often treated separately.
The ABI welcomed two members of the Bana Group for Peace and Development for an exchange on our respective work and the ongoing war in Sudan.
Watch ABI staff member Tim Glawion's talk on subjective dimensions of peace- and statebuilding across Africa at the Africa Studies Centre Leiden from May 1st on YouTube.
For the video "Peace and Conflict in Latin America. Insights from Critical Perspectives", the network Postcolonial Hierarchies in Peace and Conflict invited a group of scholars to discuss the colonial legacies and continuities in the region.
In The Conversation, Tim Glawion argues that in the Central African Republic, local expectations regarding peacebuilding must be considered. Otherwise, peacebuilding remains an intervention detached from local realities.
In this interview, the Postcolonial Hierarchies Network meets with Cecilia Roa, a Colombian scholar specializing in environmental justice, to explore the intricate intersections of energy, water struggles, and environmental justice.
Viviana García Pinzón, Helga Dickow and Tim Glawion share their diverse expertise for conflict portraits on El Salvador, Chad, the Central African Republic, South Sudan and Haiti.
