Adham Hamed

Peace & Conflict Analysis, Mediation & Foreign Policy

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Adham Hamed is a peace and conflict researcher, political scientist and mediator, with affiliations to the Austrian Centre for Peace and the University of Vienna. Previously he has served as a diplomat at the German Foreign Office. His current research focuses on German foreign policy in the Middle East, peace processes and multi-track peace mediation.

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  • 1st Innsbruck Academic Festival of Many Peaces: Conference Call

    This is one of the latest projects I have been working on together with a wonderful team of Peace Studies colleagues from all over the world.

  • Revolution as a Process: Short Documentary

    Fatéma Niazy’s Shabka documentary about the book project “Revolution as a Process” has been released. In November 2013 I invited a group of scholars from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds, both young and experienced, to participate in a cross-reading conference in Cairo. Together with my colleague Lukas Wank, director of the online information platform Shabka,…

  • Artikel Tiroler Tageszeitung: Tiroler Konfliktforscher in Mitten der ägyptischen Revolution Der Tiroler Konfliktforscher Adham Hamed beschäftigte sich in den vergangenen Jahren mit der Dynamik der Ägyptischen Revolution. Innsbruck wurde in den vergangenen Jahren zu einem der weltweit wichtigsten Zentren der Friedens- und Konfliktforschung. Der am Grillhof beheimatete UNESCO Chair for Peace Studies bietet Forschern aus…

  • Ägypten wählt, aber die Revolution geht weiter

    Ägypten wählt, aber die Revolution geht weiter Eine gefährliche Polarisierung durchzieht die ägyptische Gesellschaft. Meine TT-Analyse über verblasste Träume, das Versagen der Islamisten und die volle Härte des Militärs, anlässlich  ägyptischen Präsidentschaftswahlen.

  • This is not Africa! You have to obey us!

    by Adham Hamed, Thomas König and Lukas Wank. This article is the first in our series “A Journey to the Walls of Europe” about migration in the Mediterranean Region. It was first published on Shabka. We have just checked in at our hotel in Malta to participate in a conference with the promising title “Creating Change…