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The role of demographic factors in determining the political attitude of Syrian students at Mardin Artuklu university towards the Syrian event

Alawak, Abdulhemid Ogeyl / Musallam Gelo Abedtalas (2018)
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Conflict, insecurity and the political economies of higher education: the case of Syria post‐2011

Dillabough, Jo-Anne / Olena Fimyar / Colleen McLaughlin / Zeina Al-Azmeh / Shaher Abdullateef / Musallam Abedtalas (2018)
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Access to resources and markets for sustainable and inclusive value chains: towards locally adapted institutions for strengthening the chain position of Brazil nut gatherers in the Brazilian Amazon

Inacio da Cunha, Marcelo (2018)
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'We are still here': The stories of Syrian academics in exile

Parkinson, T, Zoubir, T, Abdullateef, S., Abedtalas, M., Alyamani, G., Al Ibrahim, Z., Al Husni, M., Alhaj Omar, F., Iboor, F., Allito, H., Jenkins, M., Rashwani, A., Sennou, A, and Shaban, F (2018)
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First peace, then democracy? Evaluating strategies of international support at critical junctures after civil war

Mross, Karina (2019)
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Supporting peace after civil war: what kind of international engagement can make a difference?

Fiedler, Charlotte / Jörn Grävingholt / Karina Mross (2018)
Briefing Paper 23/2018

How can international actors effectively support peace after civil war? A disaggregated analysis of external engagement finds that international peacebuilding can clearly make a difference. Yet country contexts condition what types of support can be provided, and whether they are effective.

Aid and conflict at the subnational level: evidence from World Bank and Chinese development projects in Africa

Gehring, Kai S. / Melvin H.L. Wong / Lennart C. Kaplan (2018)
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Civil society engagement in regional governance: a network analysis in Southern Africa

Hulse, Merran / Lisa Gürth / Helena Kavsek / Verena Stauber / Daniel Wegner / Jan Weinreich (2018)
Discussion Paper 30/2018

What kinds of transnational networks are beneficial for civil society engagement in regional governance? Using social network analysis, we investigate civil society’s role in ending early marriage and improving worker’s rights in southern Africa.

Zelli, Fariborz

Zelli, Fariborz Die Informationen auf diesem Profil entsprechen dem Stand zum Zeitpunkt des Ausscheidens. Prof. Dr. Fariborz Zelli Abteilung Umwelt-Governance Fachrichtung Politikwissenschaftler Referierte Publikationen Zelli, Fariborz / Aarti Gupta / Harro van Asselt (2012) Horizontal institutional interlinkages in: Frank Biermann / Philipp Pattberg (eds.), Global environmental governance reconsidered: new actors, mechanisms and interlinkages, Cambridge, MA: MIT…

Political ecology of REDD+ in Indonesia agrarian conflicts and forest carbon

Hein, Jonas (2019)
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Critical geopolitics of the polar regions: an inter-american perspective

Wehrmann, Dorothea (2018)
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Impact assessments in the governance sector

Bonn, 21. November 2018

Impact assessment has become a common practice in international development cooperation. This is also the case when it comes to governance programmes. Against this background, the „Impact Initiative Africa“ was launched as a cooperation between GIZ Headquarters, the GIZ offices in Benin and Mozambique and the DIE. The project officially…

How addressing divisions on African migration inside the EU can strengthen transnational development

Schöfberger, Irene (2018)
Briefing Paper 22/2018

Intra-EU policy negotiations are essential for the evolution of EU-Africa cooperation on migration. Growing divisions inside the EU have increased the focus on external borders. This paper argues that the EU needs to address these divisions in order to support African transnational development.

Taxation, inequality and social cohesion

Bonn, 13. November 2018

In the last decades the world has experienced an exacerbation of different forms of inequalities. For example, within-country income inequality has increased significantly since the late 1980s, particularly in OECD member countries. In many countries of the Global South, persistent concentrations of power and wealth contribute to…

Building Sustainable Peace

Bonn, 26. September 2018

On 26-27 September 2018, practitioners and academics met at the German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) in Bonn to discuss cutting-edge research on post-conflict peacebuilding and its implications for policy making. The event was an opportunity for practitioners to get acquainted with the newest…

Rethinking Development Cooperation

Bonn, 18. September 2018

Sustainable development is increasingly recognised as a global, multi-sectoral endeavour and involves a growing variety of actors and their respective approaches. An ambivalent history of success, new modes of cooperation such as South-South cooperation and the need for transformation also in developed countries challenge conventional…

Rethinking Development Cooperation Public Event

Bonn, 18. September 2018

How should development cooperation look like in the future? Sustainable development is increasingly recognised as a global, multi-sectoral endeavour and involves a growing variety of actors and approaches. An ambivalent history of success, new forms of cooperation and the need for transformation also in developed countries challenge…

Fragile states and the prospects for global peace in troubled times

Grävingholt, Jörn (2018)
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Lean Models, complex realities: elite interactions in post-conflict democratisation at the local level

Groß, Lisa (2018)
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Food security and conflict: empirical challenges and future opportunities for research and policy making on food security and conflict

Martin-Shields, Charles / Wolfgang Stojetz (2019)
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