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.
Fifteen years ago, thousands of Egyptians took to the streets demanding the fall of Hosni Mubarak’s thirty-year regime. This reading list, compiled by Muhammad Amasha and Dina Wahba, seeks to capture this transformative moment.
Sudan is facing one of the world’s most devastating yet underreported humanitarian crises. To counter this underrepresentation, Dina Wahba and Millicent Hughes have compiled a reading list, offering an interdisciplinary lens into Sudan’s past and present.
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 list critically assesses the meanings, consequences and geopolitical aspects of deportations. The list was compiled by Judith Altrogge, Leonie Jegen, Laura Lambert & Franzisca Zanker
Like people all over the world, ABI staff are deeply saddened and concerned by the events that have been unfolding in Israel/Palestine since October 7, 2023. The members of staff and the ABI library have compiled academic sources that place these events in their political context.
