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431. Leadership and partnerships for the European Green Deal: EU relations with (re)emerging economies

     

     Grimm, Sven / Niklas Helwig / Wulf Reiners / Marco Siddi (2022)

432. How significant is The Limits to Growth today?

     

     Stamm, Andreas / Jakob Rhyner / Hartmut Ihne (2022)
     The Current Column, 30 May 2022

     The history of The Limits to Growth has shown that research conducted in this way can actually initiate worldwide political debates and anchor them in the public consciousness.

433. An eye-level partnership

     

     Iacobuta, Gabriela (2022)

434. Disentangling the impact of trade barriers on wages: evidence from the MENA region

     

     Aboushady, Nora / Yasmine Kamal / Chahir Zaki (2022)

435. WhatsApp and political messaging at the periphery: insights from Northern Ghana

     

     Lynch, Gabrielle / Ghadafi Saibu / Elena Gadjanova (2022)

436. Feminist research perspectives in peace and conflict studies and consultancy work

     

     Ruppel, Samantha / Alena Sander (2022)

437. The impact of social assistance programmes in a pandemic: evidence from Kenya

     

     Strupat, Christoph / Emmanuel Nshakira Rukundo (2022)

438. The EU’s global crisis response: from eurocentrism to stronger international partnerships?

     

     Koch, Svea / Keijzer, Niels (2022)

     The present situation of protracted crises – climate, biodiversity, the pandemic and the war in Ukraine – and their repercussions on human wellbeing appear overwhelming. With the Green Deal, Team Europe and Global Gateway the EU has presented several ambitious initiatives to address these crises but has neglected the dialogue with its partners. Europe was under considerable (geo)political pressure to provide these responses, yet the internal discussions leading to their adoption and the time pressure meant that the dialogue with its international partners was limited in both scope and depth. This not only contradicts its aim to move away from so-called ‘donor-recipient relations’ but also jeopardises the effectiveness and sustainability of its initiatives. In the long run, Europe can only address these crises by building and sustaining strong and responsive global alliances.

439. Just transitions: a review of how to decarbonise energy systems while addressing poverty and inequality reduction

     

     Malerba, Daniele (2022)
     Discussion Paper, 6/2022

     Energy transitions and policies that incentivize it (such as carbon pricing and subsidy reforms) can increase poverty and inequality through higher prices and job disruptions. Using social protection mechanism can reverse these negative effects and make climate mitigation more politically feasible.

440. Unser Bild von Afrika muss sich verändern

     

     Hornidge, Anna-Katharina (2022)