Time to look at girls: adolescent girls migration and development

The Graduate Institute
2013
Katarzyna Grabska

Ethnography, Sociology

What are the constraints and opportunies linked to migration for adolescent girls ? How do they affect their capacity to choose and to act to determine their future opportunities ?

Noma, The Neglected Disease. An Interdisciplinary Exploration of Its Realities, Burden, and Framing

University of Geneva
2019
Emmanuel Kabengele Mpinga

Human Geography, Law, Political Science, Public Health, Social Medicine

How can raising awareness, better prevention and treatment help individuals suffering from Noma, the “neglected disease”?

Political Prioritisation of the Prevention and Control of Sexually Transmitted Infections: a Global Challenge

Political Science, Public Health, Sociology

What drives the position of sexually transmitted infections on global policy agendas?

COALSTAKE: The Political Economy of Coal Policy – Comparative Analyses of Stakeholder Strategies and Resource Industries’ Embeddedness in the International Economy

Environmental Science, Human Geography, Political Economy, Political Science

Why do countries differ in their policy choices on coal energy?

(Un)Sustainable Food Consumption Dynamics in South/Southeast Asia: Changing Patterns, Practices and Policies among “New Consumers” in India and the Philippines

Economics, Environmental Science, Human Geography

What are the consumption patterns of the growing middle classes in emerging countries? What are the environmental and social impacts of these practices? How can more sustainable consumption pathways be reached?

Marginalised Lives: Infertility, Childlessness, and Healthcare Seeking in Resource-poor Settings in Nepal and India

The Graduate Institute
2017
Aditya Bharadwaj

Anthropology, Economics, Social Medicine

What are the challenges of infertility in terms of public health concerns and social marginalisation in resource-poor settings in Nepal and India?

From Rule-takers to Rule-makers: Emerging Powers in the Regulation of International Trade

University of Lucerne
2012
Sandra Lavenex

Law, Political Economy, Political Science

When and how does increasing market power translate into regulatory power to shape the rules of international trade?

Engendering Migration, Development and Belonging: The Experiences of Recently Arrived Afghans in Europe

University of Neuchâtel
2017
Carolin Fischer

Anthropology, Political Science, Sociology

What are the experiences of recently arrived Afghans in Europe and how is the understanding of home, belonging and the ‘self ‘shaped by gender? How does this understanding affect their capacity and willingness to engage with development in Afghanistan?

Green Public Spaces and Sustainable Cities in South and Southeast Asia: Integrating Needs and Societal Wellbeing

University of Geneva
2017
Marlyne Sahakian

Anthropology, Economics, Sociology

How do green public spaces meet the human needs and contribute to the societal wellbeing in urban settings and according to cultural context and across social groups?

Mapping controversial memories in the historic urban landscape: a multidisciplinary study of Beijing, Mexico City and Rome

EPFL
2014
Florence Graezer Bideau

Applied Psychology, Geography, History, Political Science

How is the plurality of urban cultural heritage perceived and how is it taken into account in the urban development in Beijing, Mexico and Rome?

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Time to look at girls: adolescent girls migration and development

Noma, The Neglected Disease. An Interdisciplinary Exploration of Its Realities, Burden, and Framing

Political Prioritisation of the Prevention and Control of Sexually Transmitted Infections: a Global Challenge

COALSTAKE: The Political Economy of Coal Policy – Comparative Analyses of Stakeholder Strategies and Resource Industries’ Embeddedness in the International Economy

(Un)Sustainable Food Consumption Dynamics in South/Southeast Asia: Changing Patterns, Practices and Policies among “New Consumers” in India and the Philippines

Marginalised Lives: Infertility, Childlessness, and Healthcare Seeking in Resource-poor Settings in Nepal and India

From Rule-takers to Rule-makers: Emerging Powers in the Regulation of International Trade

Engendering Migration, Development and Belonging: The Experiences of Recently Arrived Afghans in Europe

Green Public Spaces and Sustainable Cities in South and Southeast Asia: Integrating Needs and Societal Wellbeing

Mapping controversial memories in the historic urban landscape: a multidisciplinary study of Beijing, Mexico City and Rome

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