Vitenskapelig bokkapittel

• Anne Katrine Bang (2007). Cosmpolitanism colonized? Three cases from Zanzibar 1890-1920. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2017). Islam in the Swahili World. Connected Authorities.. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2006). “Another scholar for all seasons? Tahir b. Abi Bakr al-Amawi (1877-1938). Qadi of Zanzibar”. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2025). Double-sided print: Silent and Communal Reading During the Rise of Islamic Print in East Africa, c. 1880-1940. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2015). Business communication in Colonial Times: The Norway-East Africa Trading Company in Zanzibar, 1895-1925. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2006). Tause tingmenns tale. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2015). Localizing Islamic Knowledge: Acquisition and Copying in the Riyadha Mosque Manuscript Collection in Lamu, Kenya. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2009). En norsk trelastagent pa Zanzibar, 1894-1920. Kolonien som arena for sosial mobilitet. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2010). When there are no foreign lands and all lands are foreign. Two texts from the Indian Ocean. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2006). ”My generation. Umar b. Ahmad b. Sumayt (1886-1973): Inter-generational Network transmission in a trans-oceanic Hadramı Alawı family, ca. 1925-1973”. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2022). The “travelling scholar” in African Islamic traditions. Local, regional and global worlds. (ekstern lenke)

Vitenskapelig artikkel

• Anne Katrine Bang (2015). Pondering the text as change maker. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2016). From Middle Eastern to African to African Islamic history: An interview with R. Sean O'Fahey. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2022). Arabic-language manuscript and print as a source for Indian Ocean Islamic history: The case of East Africa. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2025). Reformers Remembered: The Haddadian Paradigm as Retold in the 20th- and 21st-Century Eastern and Western Indian Ocean. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2014). The Riyadha Mosque Manuscript Collection in Lamu: A {Hcombining dot below}a{dcombining dot below}rami¯ Tradition in Kenya. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2019). Islamic incantations in a colonial notebook: A case from interwar Zanzibar. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2012). Zanzibari Islamic knowledge transmission revisited: loss, lament, legacy, transmission - and transformation. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2007). Teachers, scholars and educationalists. The impact of Hadrami-Alawi teachers and teachings on Islamic education in Zanzibar ca. 1870-1930. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2009). Reflections on the creation of history in the Indian Ocean. The sources and their relation to local practices and global connectivities. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2011). Authority and Piety, Writing and Print: A preliminary study of the circulation of Islamic texts in late nineteenth and early twentieth century Zanzibar. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2019). Hadramis in Africa. (ekstern lenke)

Doktorgradsavhandling

• Anne Kathrine Bang (2000). Dr. avhandling :Sufis and Scholars of the Sea. The Sufi and family networks of Ahmad ibn Sumayt and the tariqa cAlawiyya in East Africa c. 1860-1925. (ekstern lenke)

Fremhevet artikkel i media

• Anne Katrine Bang; Eirik Hovden (2011). Jemen. Regime for fall eller stat i opplosning. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2004). Presse og Pressefrihet i Gulfen. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2011). Tr;bbel i paradis. Oppror i Oman. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2003). Intet nytt fra Ordfronten. Ondskapens akse og andre våpen. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2001). Når Historien innhenter historiefaget. (ekstern lenke)

Medieintervju

• Anne Katrine Bang (2022). The Ashraf Alawis of the sea. History of Yemen in the Indian Ocean. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2022). Interview with Kenyan media on field work finds for MprinT. With National Museum of Kenya. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2021). Podcast interview on Akbar's Chamber, by Nile Green, UCLA. (ekstern lenke)

Konferanseforedrag

• Anne Katrine Bang (2022). Double-sided print: The rise of Islamic Arabic print in East Africa, c. 1880-1940. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2015). The (selective) silence of the Hajis. The East African hajj c. 1880-1950.. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2021). Transregional Languages in the Indian Ocean World: The Case of Arabic. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2015). "Shooting Stars. Living connectivity in early 20th century coastal East Africa (and tracing it 100 years later). (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2004). Cosmopolitanism Colonized? Three cases from Zanzibar 1890-1925. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2021). Keynote speech: The East African Islamic Arabic manuscript tradition. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2022). Mecca Imagined/Mecca Experienced. The Haramayn in Indian Ocean Travelogues c. 1900-1950. (ekstern lenke)

Deltakelse i radio eller TV

• Anne Katrine Bang (2021). Intervju m/ Cecilie Hellestveit om ny bok om krigen i Jemen. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2021). Interview with Marion Katz for CanCode. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2022). Women. life, freedom. Activism in Iran.. (ekstern lenke)

Tidsskriftomtale

• Anne Katrine Bang (2010). Book review. Abu Shouk and H. Ibrahim, The Hadrami diaspora in Southeast Asia. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2010). Red Sea Citizens: Cosmopolitan Society and Cultural Change in Massawa. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2008). The graves of Tarim: Genealogy and mobility across the Indian ocean. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2010). Anmeldelse av E. Goffeng, Doedelig Farvann. Oyenvitne til Israels angrep paa fredsflaaten. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2011). Tradisjonelt og tilgjengelig om arabisk historie. Eugene Rogan, Araberne. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2021). Tore Linne Eriksen. Afrika, Fra de første mennesker til i dag. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2015). Pondering the text as changemaker. Review/discussion of Isabel Hofmeyr’s Ghandi’s Printing Press. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2003). Hadramawt and the Indian Ocean. Eight Years of Research on Diaspora and Homeland. (ekstern lenke)

Forelesning

• Magnus Halsnes; Knut S. Vikør; Anne Katrine Bang (2018). Panelsamtale: Kva er det med Saudi Arabia?. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2022). On mobility in the Indian Ocean. (ekstern lenke)

Vitenskapelig monografi

• Anne Katrine Bang (2024). Zanzibari Muslim Moderns. Islamic Paths to Progress in the Interwar Period. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2024). Zanzibari Muslim Moderns. Islamic Paths to Progress in the Interwar Period. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2014). Islamic Sufi Networks in the Western Indian Ocean (c. 1880-1940). Ripples of Reform. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2008). Zanzibar-Olsen - Norsk trelasthandel i Øst-Afrika 1895-1925. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2003). Sufis and Scholars of the Sea. Family Networks in East Africa, 1860-1925. (ekstern lenke)

Populærvitenskapelig artikkel

• Anne Katrine Bang (2004). Virkelighetens hold i virkeligheten. (ekstern lenke)
• Anne Katrine Bang (2007). Zanzibar-omanere og oman-zanzibarere. Bindestreker over Det indiske hav - og videre. (ekstern lenke)

Leksikonartikkel

• Anne Katrine Bang (2002). Ahmad b. Abi Bakr b. Sumayt. (ekstern lenke)

Forskningsrapport

• Anders Skogstad; Anne Kathrine Bang (1991). Kvalitetssikring av psykososialt arbeidsmiljø. Norsk Hydro - U&P drift. Evalueringsrapport for perioden mars 1990 til mars 1991. (ekstern lenke)

Fagbok

• Anne Kathrine Bang; Knut S. Vikør (1996). The Idri state in Asir 1906-1934. Politics, religion and personal prestige as statebuilding factors in early twentieth-century Arabia. (ekstern lenke)

Se en full oversikt over publikasjoner i Cristin

2025: “Double-sided print: Silent and Communal Reading During the Rise of Islamic Print in East Africa, c. 1880-1940”, in: K. Barber and S. Newell (eds.), African Literature in Transition. Print Cultures and African Literature, 1860-1960, Cambridge University Press, 335-351

2025: “Reformers Remembered: The Haddadian Paradigm as retold in the 20th- and 21st-century Indian Ocean", in: H. Suzuki and M. Mio (eds.), “Gyres” of the Indian Ocean and Beyond: Discovering the Indian Ocean, Senri Ethnological Studies, Osaka:Japan, 165-183

2022: “Arabic-language manuscript and print as a source for Indian Ocean Islamic history: The case of East Africa”, History Compass, 20:7, 2022, https://doi.org/10.1111/hic3.12713

2021: “The “travelling scholar” in African Islamic traditions. Local, regional and global worlds”, in: T. Østebø (ed.), Routledge Handbook of Islamic Africa, London: Routledge, 2021. 

2019: “Islamic Incantations in a Colonial Notebook. A case from Interwar Zanzibar”, Cahiers d’Études Africaines, LIX (4), 236, 2019, 1025-1046. 

 

2019: “Hadramis in Africa.” In Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Asian History. Oxford University Press. Article published March 2019. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/acrefore/9780190277727.013.324.

 

2017: “Islam in the Swahili World”. In: La Violette & S. Wynn-Jones, The Swahili World, London: Routledge, 2017, 557-565. 

 2015: “Localizing Islamic Knowledge: Acquisition and Copying in the Riyadha Mosque Manuscript Collection in Lamu, Kenya”, in: Maja Kominko (ed.), From Dust to Digital. Ten Years of the Endangered Archives Programme, London, 55-88.

2014: Islamic Sufi Networks in the Southwestern Indian Ocean (c. 1880-1940). Ripples of Reform. Monograph, 227 pages, Leiden (Brill).

 2014: “The Ḥaḍramaut in Lamu. The manuscript collection of the Riyadha mosque of Lamu, Kenya”, Journal of Islamic Manuscripts, special issue (ed. A. Regourd), Manuscripts of Yemen, circulation of ideas and models, Vol 5:2-3, 125-153.

2014: “The Norway-East Africa Trading Company in Zanzibar, 1895-1925. Business communication in colonial times”, In: K. A. Kjerland & B. Bertelsen (eds.), Navigating colonial orders. Norwegian Entrepreneurship in Africa and Oceania, Berghahn Books.

2013: “Danish and Norwegian travel accounts of Oman, 1765-1995: Changing views across land and sea”. In: M. Hoffmann-Ruf & A.R. al-Salimi (eds.), The Ibadism of Oman. Its overseas Development and its Perception Overseas, Tübingen (Georg Olms Verlag), Germany, 403-410.

2012: “Zanzibari Islamic knowledge transmission revisited: Loss, lament, legacy, transmission – and transformation”, Journal of Social Dynamics, 38:3, 419-434.

2012: “Remembrance of Maalim Muhammad Idris Muhammad Saleh”, Islamic Africa, 3:2.

2012: “Cultural Heritage and Social Context. Research and Management in Post-Colonial Mozambique,” In: T. Halvorsen & P. Vale (eds.), One world, many knowledges. Regional experiences and cross-regional links in higher education, Sanord, 249-264. With Tore Sætersdal.

2011: “Authority and Piety, Writing and Print. A preliminary study of Islamic texts in late 19^th and early 20^th century Zanzibar”, Africa, 81, 63-81.

 

ONGOING PROJECTS

2024-2026: Sudan-Norway Academic Collaboration. This project is a collaboration between Sudanese and Norwegian academic institutions. We aim to contribute to high quality research and policy development on current challenges facing Sudan.

https://www.cmi.no/projects/2942-snac

 

2021-2026: MPRinT@EAST_AFRICA. Islamic Manuscript, Print and Practice: Textual Adaptations in coastal East Africa, c. 1880-2020. Funded by the Norwegian Research Council, Ground-breaking Research. 

https://www4.uib.no/en/research/research-projects/mprinteast_africa

 

COMPLETED PROJECTS:

2021-2025: The Invisible Ceiling. Muslim immigrant entrepeneurs navigate the Norwegian financial environment. Project located at Chr. Michelsen Institute. 

https://www.cmi.no/projects/2579-the-invisible-ceiling#home

 

Preserving Pious Print. Digitising Early Islamic Print in the Maalim Idris Collection, Zanzibar, Tanzania

The Manuscript Collection of the Riyadha Mosque in Lamu, Kenya 

From transmission of tradition to global learning: African Islamic Education from 1800-2000. 

Linking Global Cities, tracing local practices. Islamic Literature and networks in the South-Western Indian Ocean, 1800-2000. 

In the Wake of Colonialism. Norwegian commercial interests in Colonial Africa and Oceania.