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The promise of private investment in fragile states and what can be done to mobilize it

Ragoussis, Alexandros (2019)
The Current Column, 27. May 2019

In international development cooperation, the private sector is often longed for a great source of opportunities for the economic development of fragile states. But reality is sobering.

Assessing EU multilateral action: trade and foreign and security policy within a legal and living framework

Klein, Nadia / Tobias Kunstein / Wulf Reiners (2010)
External Publications

Assessing EU multilateral action: trade and foreign and security policy within a legal and living framework

Klein, Nadia / Tobias Kunstein / Wulf Reiners (2013)
External Publications

Instrumental philanthropy: trade and the allocation of foreign aid

Lundsgaarde, Erik / Christian Breunig /Aseem Prakash (2010)
External Publications

Support schemes for German and Japanese direct investment in China: implications for German development cooperation and foreign economic policy

Foerster, Andreas et al. (1995)
Books 12/1995

China and the global governance of foreign direct investment

Berger, Axel (2008)
Discussion Paper 10/2008

China's and India's emerging energy foreign policy

Müller-Kraenner, Sascha (2008)
Discussion Paper 15/2008

The political economy of external exploitation: a comparative investigation of China’s foreign relations

Bader, Julia (2012)
External Publications

An economic policy perspective on the role of foreign invested firms in China (in Chinese)

Fischer, Doris (1999)
External Publications

What about civil society?

Stauber, Verena (2018)
The Current Column, 19. September 2018

Can the G20, despite the shrinking ciciv space in certain member states, be made more inclusive by enhancing civil society engagement?

South-South migration and Sino-African small traders: a comparative study of Chinese in Senegal and Africans in China

Cissé, Daouda (2013)
External Publications

Auktor, Georgeta

Georgeta Auktor ist Ökonomin und war Assoziierte Wissenschaftlerin am IDOS.

Drought resilience in Sub-Saharan Africa

Bonn, 06. April 2017

Drought is one of the four horsemen of the Apocalypse. It often has large-scale and serious consequences particularly in poor countries. It has accompanied humankind ever since, but is projected to increase with climate change. Yet, in our present time drought no longer needs to be a disaster, its consequences can be managed, though it is…

2012

2012 Jump to: Archive 2012 December November October September August July June May April March February January Archive 2012 Jan. Feb. March April May June July Aug. Sep . Oct. Nov. Dec. December A Hand Up Subsidies have long served as a safety net for needy Egyptians, but they are also inefficient, wasteful and expensive. Now the government is working to come up with a better social welfare system, one that encourages the poor to participate in Egypt’s economic…

Ocean and Polar Regions in inter- and transnational cooperation

Special "Ocean and Polar Regions in inter- and transnational cooperation": Our experts investigate how the implementation of the Paris Agreement and the 2030 Agenda can succeed in marine areas for humanity at large.

Previous Research Teams

The Research Teams follow a long tradition due to the IDOS-Postgraduate Programme

The Nexus Water - Energy - Land - Climate

Special „The Nexus Water - Energy - Land - Climate“: This topic special presents relevant works and activities on which incentives, governance mechanism and policy instruments could reduce negative effects and stimulate win-win solutions.