How to Break the Gridlock in Global Health Governance

The Graduate Institute
2015
Ilona Kickbusch

Political Science, Public Health, Sociology

To what extent does the concept of gridlock apply to the global health governance and account for its deficiencies? What is the potential for reform?

Diffusion of International Law: A Textual Analysis of International Investment Agreements

University of Bern
2015
Manfred Elsig

Law, Linguistics, Sociology

What are the design, evolution, and effects of the international investment agreements currently in practice?

Monitoring Marine Biodiversity in Genomic Era

University of Geneva
2015
Jan Pawlowski

Environmental Science, Law, Political Economy

How effective is the metabarcoding approach as a tool for measuring the status of marine biodiversity?

Aiding Peace? Donor Behavior in Conflict-Affected Countries

The Graduate Institute
2013
Susanna Campbell

Law, Political Economy, Political Science

Do donors respond to the ebbs and flows of a peace process or is their behavior motivated by other factors that are exogenous to events within the conflict-torn country?

The effects of large-scale land acquisitions (LSLA) on households in rural communities of the Global South: gender relations, decision making and food security

University of Bern
2013
Jean-David Gerber

Ethnography, Geography, Political Science

What are the impacts of LSLA on the local food system and how do they affect the decision-making processes of both men and women regarding household food security ?

Trade and Conflict: a network approach

University of Geneva
2013
Marcelo Olarreaga

Law, Political Economy, Political Science

To what extent does the promotion of intra-regional trade help reduce conflicts in the Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa and South America?

The Intersectionality of Human Rights Violations and Multiple Grounds of Discrimination

University of Fribourg
2013
Patrice Meyer-Bisch

Ethnography, Law, Political Science

What forms do intersectional human rights violations and multiple discrimination take and how could the United Nations’ human rights protection mechanisms better address these issues?

Governing Plastic: The Global Political Economy and Regulation of Plastic Production and Pollution

The Graduate Institute
2019
Annabelle Littoz-Monnet

Environmental Science, Human Geography, Political Science

What are the economic and political forces driving the expanding global plastic economy?

Environmental Change and Migration: The Role of Urbanization in Conflict Processes

University of Bern
2017
Vally Koubi

Environmental Science, Political Economy

How does rural-to-urban migration generated by climate change affect urbanization? What are the economic and political settings that contribute to or impede the emergence of political violence and conflicts?

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?

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How to Break the Gridlock in Global Health Governance

Diffusion of International Law: A Textual Analysis of International Investment Agreements

Monitoring Marine Biodiversity in Genomic Era

Aiding Peace? Donor Behavior in Conflict-Affected Countries

The effects of large-scale land acquisitions (LSLA) on households in rural communities of the Global South: gender relations, decision making and food security

Trade and Conflict: a network approach

The Intersectionality of Human Rights Violations and Multiple Grounds of Discrimination

Governing Plastic: The Global Political Economy and Regulation of Plastic Production and Pollution

Environmental Change and Migration: The Role of Urbanization in Conflict Processes

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

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