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Complex connections – CSR in China

Anthropology, Law, Sociology

Psychology, Mental Health and Law: Integrating Psychological Knowledge in the Cambodia Trials

University of Zurich
2009, 2010
Julia Müller

Anthropology, Psychology, Public Health

COALSTAKE: Comparative Analyses of Stakeholder & Resource Industries’ strategies in IPE

Environmental Science, Human Geography, Political Economy, Political Science

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

Intertemporal Fairness in Global Climate Cooperation

University of St. Gallen
2015
Michael M. Bechtel

Law, Political Science, Statistics

Which types of intertemporal cost distributions are likely to find majority support in industrialised emitter countries?

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”?

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?

Rethinking Stakeholder Participation in International Governance

Economics, Law, Political Science

To what extent do institutional reforms and participation mechanism increase the external stakeholder input in formal and informal governance arrangements?

Individual Preferences for International Environmental Cooperation

ETH Zurich
2011
Michael Bechtel

Law, Political Science, Statistics

Which types of international environmental cooperation are likely to have long-term prospects in democracies and which will not?

Governance of Forests: Multiple Outcomes in the Bolivian Lowlands – Reconciling Livelihoods, Biodiversity Conservation and Carbon Sequestration

University of Bern
2010
Stephan Rist

Environmental Science, Human Geography, Law

How can new institutional arrangements help reconcile livelihood-relevant factors of local populations with the UN program for Reducing Emissions for Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD)?

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