Staff - 3rd phase of research

Enrico Ille, M.A.

Main fields of research:

Historical discourses, Ethnicity and representation, Organization and development, Corporate Social Responsibility, Musical Anthropology; Research area: Sudan (especially Nuba Mountains)

Since 2009 PhD Researcher, Collaborative Research Centre: ‘Difference and Integration‘ SFB586: D9, Martin-Luther University, Halle, Germany • 2008 Scholarship holder for PhD research of the German National Academic Foundation • 2007 Contract for work (English monograph), Collaborative Research Centre: ‘Difference and Integration‘ SFB586: D9, Martin-Luther University, Halle, Germany • 2005-2006 Scholarship holder for M.A. research of the German Academic Exchange Service • 2004-2006 Main studies, Magister Artium of Social Anthropology and Musicology, Martin-Luther University, Halle, Germany • 2001-2003 Basic studies, Magister Artium of Social Anthropology and Musicology, University of Leipzig

Publications:

2012, with Guma Kunda Komey. Suq Sumbuq - Geheime Märke im sudanesischen Bürgerkrieg. In Jӧrg Gertel and Sandra Calkins (eds.): Nomaden in unserer Welt. Die Vorreiter der Globalisierung: Von Mobilität und Handel, Herrschaft und Widerstand. Bielfeld: transcript Verlag: 106-114.

2011, with Richard Rottenburg and Guma Kunda Komey. The genesis of recurring wars in Sudan: Rethinking the violent conflicts in the Nuba Mountains / South Kordofan. Halle: University of Halle.
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2011. Tracing golden past. Historical narratives about Shaybun and Shawabna in the Nuba Mountains, Sudan. Leipzig & Weissenfels: Verlag Ille & Riemer.

2009. Der Berg Šaybūn und das Gold. Historische Narrative und die Verortung von Ressourcen in den Nuba Mountains (Sudan). In Roxana Kath & Anna-Katharina Rieger (eds.): Raum – Landschaft – Territorium. Zur Konstruktion physischer Räume als nomadische und sesshafte Lebensräume, (Nomaden und Sesshafte 11). Wiesbaden: Reichert, 229-250.

2007. Ethnische Strukturen. In: Bernhard Chiari (ed.): Wegweiser zur Geschichte. Sudan. Paderborn et.al.: Militärgeschichtliches Forschungsamt, 131-141.