Podcast

In this podcast episode at NZZ, Tim Glawion shares his expertise on Russia's interest in Africa – in addition to creating new dependencies, Africa primarily becomes a stage for geopolitical displays of power.

Jamila Hamidu was interviewed for an episode of the Badische Zeitung podcast “BZ am Ohr” to provide context on Africa’s colonial history. The episode features a travel report by Wiebke Lühmann, who traveled through Africa by bike.

In this second episode on various aspects of authoritarian neoliberal urbanism from the Urban Political Podcast, the discussion focuses on authoritarian practices in urban government.

The Postcolonial Hierarchies project has released the 6th and last episode of their podcast series, this time touching on "Confronting Genocide. German Colonialism and African Struggles for Justice" with Jephta Nguherimo.

On the 40th episode of the German podcast, Fabricio Rodríguez offers a postcolonial perspective on the question "What is peace?".

The project Postcolonial Hierarchies has released the 3rd episode of their podcast series “Confronting Hierarchies – A Podcast on (De)Coloniality, Peace & Conflict”. This episode hosts Prof. Swati Parashar and Dr. Amya Agarwal.

Alke Jenss discusses her latest book "Selective Security in the War on Drugs: The Coloniality of State Power in Colombia and Mexico" in the podcast New Books Network.

In an interview with the New Books Network, Mara Albrecht and Alke Jenss discuss their book "The spatiality and temporality of urban violence: Histories, rhythms and ruptures".

In a dedicated episode, Amya Agarwal talks about her book "Contesting Masculinities and Women’s Agency in Kashmir" on the podcast "New Books in South Asian Studies". 

Antje Missbach talks on the Memento Podcast about her research on Indonesia and the refugees who endure in transit there.