In a new video, Toni Cela, Anita Ghimire and Meena Poudel share their experiences and visions for migration studies at the IMISCOE Annual Conference 2024.
The ABI welcomes two new staff members. Teresa Jopson and Anas Ansar are strengthening the ABI's work on Asian contexts.
Radio reports and a video on the study day of the Catholic Academy of Freiburg explore conflicts over water and hydropower in Latin America.
Benjamin Schütze and Elia El-Khazen discuss in the new issue of the Middle East Report how dependencies and concentrations of power continue to exist in the transition to renewable energies and to what extent they can be destabilised by political movements.
Following up on research projects at ABI and ACT on the restitution of Human Remains, the ABI hosted a workshop on Human Remains in University Collections - Comparison and Entanglements on July 15, 2024.
The research network “Postcolonial Hierarchies in Peace and Conflict Studies” and CLACSO are calling for the selection of five contributions for the Virtual Encyclopedia on Peace and Conflict Studies.
The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung published the article ‘Protests in Kenya: Generation Z strikes back’ with quotes from Gloria Kenyatta.
We congratulate Viviana García Pinzón for publishing her dissertation "Trajectories of Governance" as book and winning first place of the ADLAF prize.
The new IQAS-issue sheds light on Japan’s role in Southeast Asian political, security, economic, and cultural exchanges in the 21st Century.
Tim Glawion discusses the debated topic of research accessibility and global publishing equity.