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How to Deal with Autocratic Regimes?

Bonn, 27. September 2016

Rapprochement or Rejection? Sanctions or Dialogue? Since the recent events in Turkey and the global stagnation of democratization, the question how European and German foreign and development policy should respond to and engage with states with different political orders has received renewed attention. With the adoption of the 2030…

Assessing the costs and benefits of reducing fragmentation: coordination in European aid

Negre, Mario / Stephan Klingebiel (2016)
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EU engagement in fragile and conflict-affected countries: comprehensive policy, fragmented operations

Furness, Mark (2016)
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Fragmentation: a key concept for development cooperation

Klingebiel, Stephan / Timo Casjen Mahn / Mario Negre (2016)
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South-South cooperation and fragmentation: a non-issue?

Bracho, Gerado / Sven Grimm (2016)
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The United Nations in development: confronting fragmentation?

Mahn, Timo Casjen (2016)
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The fragmentation of aid: concepts, measurements and implications for development cooperation

Klingebiel, Stephan / Timo Casjen Mahn / Mario Negre (eds.) (2016)
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Wood energy in sub-Saharan Africa: how to make a shadow business sustainable

Hoffmann, Harry / Michael Brüntrup / Clara Dewes (2016)
Briefing Paper 14/2016

Wood energy will remain crucial for meeting global energy demand. However, unsustainable production techniques prevail in poor countries. This paper reviews unsuccessful past attempts to control the value chain and derives recommendations for better, place-specific policies and regulations.

Climate action beyond mitigation and the global North

Chan, Sander (2016)
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Setting goals for G20 development governance

Fues, Thomas (2016)
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The G20: balancing national interests with the global common good

Fues, Thomas / Dirk Messner (2016)
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Reforming the UN Development System: can North and South overcome their political differences in making the UN fit for purpose?

Baumann, Max-Otto (2016)
Discussion Paper 14/2016

Once again, a process of reforming the UN Development System is underway in New York. Member States agree on the need for a more efficient and coherent system, but the challenge is reconciling the different political interests of developing and industrialized states in building the UN they need.

The G20 and the global trading system

Brandi, Clara (2016)
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Aligning transnational climate action with international climate governance: the road from Paris

Chan, Sander / Clara Brandi / Steffen Bauer (2016)
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The G20 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): reflections on future roles and tasks

Kloke-Lesch, Adolf (2016)
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Designing a socially inclusive transformation

Jambi, 08. August 2016

Research has shown that forest conservation can create benefits for local communities. But forest conservation is not always leading to “win-win” outcomes. In the context of REDD+ and the oil palm boom the basic agrarian questions of who owns what and who gains what are (re-)gaining importance. Against this backdrop this workshops sought…

Promoting the Sustainable Development Goals in Germany

Scholz, Imme / Niels Keijzer / Carmen Richerzhagen (2016)
Discussion Paper 13/2016

This paper analyses the past and present efforts by the German government at the federal level and its 16 federal states to contribute towards ongoing academic and policy debates on translating the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development into action.

What does Brexit mean for TTIP?

Siles-Brügge, Gabriel / Ferdi De Ville (2016)
Die aktuelle Kolumne, 13. Juli 2016

TTIP may be delayed by Brexit, but there are already indications that the EU referendum result has strengthened the resolve of those wanting to negotiate an agreement, albeit with reduced EU leverage.

How are we getting ready? The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in the EU and its Member States: analysis and action so far

Niestroy, Ingeborg (2016)
Discussion Paper 9/2016

How are the EU and its Member States getting ready for the implementation of the 2030 Agenda, and which activities have been undertaken so far? This study examines existing ‘gap analyses’ and identifies key areas where challenges and opportunities arise for the EU in domestic and external policies.

Weapons of choice: the effect of natural resources on terror and insurgencies

Kreibaum, Merle / Axel Dreher (2016)
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