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The G-7 and the post-2015 process: role and deliverables

Berensmann, Kathrin / Silke Weinlich (2015)
Briefing Paper 5/2015

The G7 summit presents a unique opportunity to further the establishemt of a new agenda for sustainable development. The G7 should take action at home, in low-income and middle-income countries, as well as at the global level.

Leveraging the potential of G20 and G7 cooperation

Online, 13. September 2021

This conference is part of a series focusing on the role of the G20 and G7 in support of sustainable development. This year’s conference will focus on the role of the G20 and G7 in promoting the recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic that promotes a green and just transformation of economic systems. The conference reflects on the outcomes of…

Towards transdisciplinarity: a water research programme in transition

Brouwer, Stijn / Chris Büscher / Laurens K. Hessels (2018)
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The French response to the Corona Crisis: semi-presidentialism par excellence

Burni, Aline / Benedikt Erforth (2020)
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The Trump-induced G20 stress test on trade: did the German presidency pass?

Berger, Axel / Simon Evenett (2018)
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Strengthening social cohesion to mitigate human insecurity: Promise and peril

Leininger, Julia / Armin von Schiller / Charlotte Fiedler (2024)
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Blazing scholarly ground: from international studies to global studies

Esser, Daniel E. / James H. Mittelman (2019)
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It's the end of the COP as we know it: reflections by the Co-Chairs

Bauer, Steffen / Sander Chan / Lukas Hermwille / Wolfgang Obergassel (2020)
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False friends? Empirical evidence on trade policy substitution in regional trade agreements

Silberberger, Magdalene / Frederik Stender (2018)
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Real innovation or second-best solution? First experiences from results-based aid for fiscal decentralisation in Ghana and Tanzania

Janus, Heiner (2014)
Discussion Paper 3/2014

This paper presents first experiences with results-based aid for fiscal decentralization in Ghana and Tanzania. Results-based aid is an innovative aid modality that links funding to the achievement of pre-agreed results, based on a contract between donor and recipient country.

Civil society under authoritarian rule: the case of Myanmar

Lorch, Jasmin (2006)
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International or national implementers: who is better? Evidence from a framing experiment

Kaplan, Lennart C. / Jana Kuhnt / Katharina Richert (2023)
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The political economy of Chinese investment treaties

Berger, Axel (2019)
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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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The rise and demise of European budget support: political economy of collective European Union donor action

Koch, Svea / Stefan Leiderer / Nadia Molenaes / Jörg Faust (2017)
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Financing for development series: The financial crisis and developing countries

Wolff, Peter (2008)
Briefing Paper 8/2008

The convergence of peacebuilding and state building: addressing a common purpose from different perspectives

Grävingholt, Jörn / Stefan Gänzle / Sebastian Ziaja (2009)
Briefing Paper 4/2009

The European Union’s Global Strategy: making support for democracy and human rights a key priority

Hackenesch, Christine / Clare Castillejo (2016)
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Climate finance solutions for climate-vulnerable developing countries

Volz, Ulrich (2025)
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Distributional effects of a globalized digital economy

Hett, Florian / Jakob Schwab (2025)
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