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1. Reforming the WTO through inclusive and development-friendly approaches: how to make plurilateral initiatives work for all

   

   Akman, Sait M. / Bozkurt Aran / Axel Berger et al. (2023)

2. China’s International investment agreement policy: from rule-taker to rule-maker?

   

   Berger, Axel (2023)

3. Global Development Governance 2.0: Fractured accountabilities in a divided governance complex

   

   Haug, Sebastian / Jack Taggart (2023)

4. How to streamline Sámi rights into Policy-Making in the European Union?

   

   Nystø Keskitalo, Anja Márjá / Jacqueline Götze (2023)

5. Water crises – water opportunities promoting water cooperation in the Middle East

   

   Houdret, Annabelle / Tobias von Lossow (2023)

6. Why the EU should embrace GPI

   

   Kloke-Lesch, Adolf / Heiner Janus (2023)

   As the European Union (EU) is repositioning itself as a global actor in a multipolar world it should embrace Global Public Investment to underline its ambition of promoting effective multilateralism.

7. Financing sustainable development: insights from Ghana, Indonesia, Mexico, and Senegal

   

   Barchiche, Damien / Elise Dufief / Niels Keijzer / Yvonne Lobos Alva / Georghe Marbuah (2023)

8. Global stocktake and the SDG mid-term review as opportunities for integration

   

   Hermwille, Lukas / Adis Dzebo / Gabriela Iacobuta / Wolfgang Obergassel (2023)

   Better integrating climate action and sustainable development can help to enhance ambition of the next Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) as well as implementation of the SDGs. Governments should use this year’s opportunity to emphasise the links between climate and sustainable development.

9. Which agreements boost agricultural trade in Africa?

   

   Aboushady, Nora / Myriam Ramzy / Chahir Zaki (2023)

10. COVCLIM: Nachhaltige Klimapolitik finanzieren

    

    Pegels, Anna / Mauricio Böhl Gutierrez (2023)

    Die Auswirkungen von COVID-19 und der Klimakrise bestimmen grundlegend die Aussichten für einen gerechten Übergang zu kohlenstoffneutralen Gesellschaften. Das T-AP-Projekt COVCLIM integriert Wirtschafts-, Politik- und Sozialwissenschaften, um die Rolle von einer Kohlenstoffsteuer zur Finanzierung der sozialen Sicherung in diesem Übergang zu beleuchten. Dabei analysiert es Konzepte für Steuerreformen, die Armut und Ungleichheit verringern und die zugrundeliegenden politischen und wirtschaftlichen Prozesse.