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MGG Global Village

Bonn, 16. August 2018

The Managing Global Governance (MGG) Academy is on its 16th round with a new group of young enthusiastic professionals joining us from six emerging countries - Brazil, China, India, Mexico, South Africa, Indonesia – and Germany. The chosen candidates from important government institutions, research organisations and think tanks come…

Learning from each other: the multifaceted potential for partnership between the Republic of Korea and Germany

Keijzer, Niels / Stephan Klingebiel / Min Jee Oh (2022)
Policy Brief 13/2022

This policy brief analyses current development policy trends in Germany and Korea. It explores prospects for further changes in policy and for intensifying cooperation between the two countries.

Delayed return: consolidation of the Zimbabwean diaspora and transnationalism

Jaji, Rose (2021)
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The ‘wickedness’ of governing land subsidence: Policy perspectives from urban Southeast Asia

Siriwardane-de Zoysa, Rapti / Tilo Schöne / Johannes Herbeck / Julia Illigner / Mahmud Haghighi / Hendricus Simarmata / Emma Porio / Alessio Rovere / Anna-Katharina Hornidge (2021)
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Proposals to make the T20 a more impactful, effective, and continuous think tank process

Berger, Axel / Imme Scholz / Anna-Katharina Hornidge / Sait Akman / Jann Lay / Gustavo Martinez / Stormy Mildner / Amrita Narlikar / Andrea Ordóñez / Claudia Schmucker / Elizabeth Sidiropoulos / Sébastien Treyer (2021)
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Historical migrations in Africa: from flexible configurations to transgressive mobilities

Jaji, Rose (2023)
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Mobility in Africa dates as far back as the hunter-gatherers who built their livelihoods around movement. The precolonial intertwinement of mobility and immobility continues to influence (non)migration decisions in many communities around Africa where migration and non-migration are mutually sustaining.

Broad support vs. deep opposition: the politics of bus rapid transit in low- and middle-income countries

Goedeking, Nicholas (2023)
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Sustainable futures: aligning climate actions and socio-economic justice through the just energy transition

Tamasiga, Phemelo / Onyeaka, Helen / Bakwena, Malebogo / Kayembe, Benita / Dzingai, Valentine / Kgengwenyane, Nancy / Babugura, Agnes / Ouassou, El houssin (2025)
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Impeded migration as adaptation: COVID-19 and its implications for translocal strategies of environmental risk management

Stange, Gunnar / Harald Sterly / Patrick Sakdapolrak / Marion Borderon / Benjamin Schraven / Diogo Andreola Serraglio / Mariya Aleksandrova (2020)
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Transforming the rhetoric of Just Energy Transition Partnerships into reality: the devil lies in the details

Banerjee, Aparajita (2024)
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The involvement of the private sector and other non-state actors in EU development policy: current ambitions and directions

Bergmann, Julian / Benedikt Erforth / Niels Keijzer (2024)
Mitarbeiter sonstige

“Following the Science”: in search of evidence-based policy for indoor air pollution from Radon in Ireland

Lacchia, Anthea R. / Geertje Schuitema / Aparjita Banerjee (2021)
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How to streamline Sámi rights into Policy-Making in the European Union?

Nystø Keskitalo, Anja Márjá / Jacqueline Götze (2023)
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Syria from reform to revolt

Hinnebusch, Raymond / Tina Zintl (eds.) (2015)
Buchveröffentlichungen

Placing FOCAC in its South-South co-operation narrative

Grimm, Sven (2015)
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The global dimension of the European Green Deal: the EU as a green leader?

Grimm, Sven / Wulf Reiners / Niklas Helwig / Marco Siddi / Louis Mourier (2021)
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Reflecting on the right to development from the perspective of global environmental change and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

Scholz, Imme (2020)
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Evolving Perspectives on the Post-2015 Agenda

Tokyo, 19. März 2015

The world is now witnessing a rising prominence of so-called “emerging economies” such as China, India, Brazil, Mexico and South Africa in the international political and economic sphere. The emerging economies’ role in the discussions over the post 2015 development agenda as well as their prospect for ever active engagement in the future…

Maximilian Högl

Maximilian Högl ist Politikwissenschaftler und ehemaliger Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter des Forschungsprogramms "Inter- und transnationale Zusammenarbeit".

MGG Academy Welcome Event

, 24. August 2017

The Managing Global Governance (MGG) Academy is on its 15th round with a new group of young enthusiastic professionals joining us from six emerging countries - Brazil, China, India, Mexico, South Africa, Indonesia – as well as from Hungary and Germany. The chosen candidates from important government institutions, research organisations…