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Phasing out diesel subsidies in Colombia: a social contract perspective on stakeholder consultations

Böhl Gutierrez, Mauricio (2026)
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Emmanuel Nshakira Rukundo

Emmanuel Nshakira Rukundo ist Entwicklungsökonom und Ehemaliger Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter der Forschungsabteilung "Inter- und transnationale Zusammenarbeit".

Jacqueline Wingens

Jacqueline Wingens ist Politikwissenschaftlerin und ehemalige Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin der Forschungsabteilung „Inter- und transnationale Zusammenarbeit“.

Economic Research for Development & Sustainability

Bonn, 04. Februar 2026

The third joint workshop of IDOS’ Research Department “ Transformation of Economic and Social Systems ”, ECONtribute and the University of Bonn’s Economics Department will consist of a number of presentations as well as plenty of opportunity for networking.

WaterS beyond SDG 6: unveiling the multiple dimensions of water

Rodríguez-de-Francisco, Jean Carlo / Johanna Höhl / Annabelle Houdret / Carsten Butsch / Juliane Dame / Franz Krause / Maria Christina Fragkou / Alejandro Mora-Motta / Jessica Budds (2026)
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The hidden costs of coffee production in the Eastern African value chains

Adong, Annet / Lukas Kornher / Bezawit Beyene, Chichaibelu / Aslihan Arslan (2026)
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Syria’s social contract: Ahmad Al-Sharaa must keep his promise

Zintl, Tina (2026)
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The reconstruction of Syria lacks a solid foundation, as Ahmad Al-Sharaa and his interim government prefer to establish facts rather than a social consensus.

Shifting Geoeconomic Tides

Bonn, 03. März 2026

At the event of the 2026 annual meeting of the IDOS International Scientific Advisory Board held under the IDOS annual theme Disruption & Reform , IDOS hosts a public evening panel and reception to which we cordially invite you. Rule-based global economic governance is under ever more pressure. Disruptive trade policies threaten to…

3rd biennial “Africa in the Global Economy“ Conference

Bonn, 02. Dezember 2026

Africa’s role in the global economy is being reshaped by regional ambitions and external pressures. While the AfCFTA has generated momentum, intra-African trade remains fragile, exposing gaps in infrastructure and readiness. Meanwhile, external powers continue to influence Africa’s trajectory. The expiry of AGOA preferences and the…