Monograph
Hamelink, A.W. (2016). The Sung Home. Narrative, morality, and the Kurdish nation. Leiden: Brill Publishers.
Peer reviewed articles and book chapters
Hamelink, A.W. and H. Baris. (2014). “Dengbêjs on borderlands. Borders and the state as seen through the eyes of Kurdish singer-poets." In: Kurdish Studies Journal. 2 (1).
Forthcoming. (2017). Kuruoğlu, A. and A.W. Hamelink. “Sounds of resistance. Performing the political in the Kurdish music scene.” in: eds. L. Karakatsanis and N. Papadogiannis. The politics of culture in Turkey, Greece and Cyprus: performing the Left since the 1960s, New York: Routledge. (https://www.routledge.com/The-Politics-of-Culture-in-Turkey-Greece--Cyprus-Performing-the-left/Karakatsanis-Papadogiannis/p/book/9781138914452).
Forthcoming. (2016). Hamelink, A.W. “A landscape of silence. The Dengbêj folk poets of Turkey." In: eds. Gabrielle van den Berg, Theo Krispijn and Anne Oostrom. Musical traditions of the Middle East, reminiscences of a distant past. New Jersey: Giorgias press.
Other articles and reviews
Hamelink, A.W. (2016). Review of Kurdistan on the global stage: kinship, land, and community in Iraq. (2014). Diane King, Rutger University press. American Anthropologist, vol. 118 (4.)
Hamelink, A.W. (2016). “Songs crossing borders. Musical memories of a family on the run.” Ed. C. Santacana. Many voices of oral history. Barcelona: Icaria.
Review: Hamelink, A.W. (2007). Review of God and Sheikh Adi are Perfect. Sacred Poems and Religious Narratives from the Yezidi Tradition. Kreyenbroek, P.G. and K.J. Rashow (2005). (Iranica 9). Verlag Otto Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden.
Weiss, N., A.W. Hamelink, H. Zheng and A.B. Djuve. Et liv på vent. Oslo: Fafo policy report.