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Eating in and food waste in Bangalore

How well do we manage our food stock at home? More industrialized countries tend to be worst managers than cities like Bangalore. New ways of cooking food, domestic help, and easy access to fresh products are some of the reasons why Bangalore can limit food waste. But Bangalore is also evolving and several factors influence the food consumption/preparation and waste like people eating more often at restaurants and supermarkets slowly replacing more traditional markets. More details https://bit.ly/2Q8F25W
Food consumption dynamics among the urban middle classes in South and Southeast Asia

SNIS Project Presentations 2020

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Transactional Sex and the Health Repercussions in Forced Migration(2020)

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When Money Can’t Buy Food and Medicine

3:07

Effects of an Exercise and Sport Intervention Among Refugees Living in a Greek Refugee Camp

1:38

A Quantitative Textual Approach of the European Consensus Method of Interpretation in the ECHR

2:41

Gender, Return Migration and Reintegration in the Gambia, Guinea and Senegal

2:46

Urban Sanitation Technologies as International Power Structures (U-STASIS)

1:37

What International Negotiators Promise and Domestic Policymakers Adopt: Policy and Politics in the Multi-Level Climate Change Regime

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Navigating Institutional Complexity-Actors/Strategies in Densely Populated Global Governance Spaces
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SNIS International Geneva Award

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Interview with D. Rohner & Quentin Gallea

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African Leaders and the Geography of China’s Foreign Assistance: An Interview with Prof. Roland Hodler

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SNIS IG Award 2022 – Interview with Prof. Keith Krause

11:38

Understanding & responding to the environmental human rights defenders crisis

4:08

The Humanitarian Gap in the Global Sanctions Regime: Assessing Causes, Effects and Solutions: An Interview with Grégoire Mallard

8:40

SNIS IG Award 2021 Peace mediation – Jazz or classical orchestra ? Interview with David Lanz (Swisspeace)

4:12

The Uncounted: Politics of Data and Visibility in Global Health – An interview with Sara Meg Davis

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SNIS IG AWARD 2022 – Interview with Dr. Samuel Lordemus

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Round-Table Debate and Award Ceremony – University of Bern 2014

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Popular Urbanization. Conceptualizing Urbanization Processes beyond Informality: An Interview with Dr. Monika Streule
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Documentaries

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Complex connections – CSR in China (2020)

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Pestrop – An Ugandan story (2018)
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SNIS Biennial Conferences

SNIS Biennial Conference 2018 – TPH Basel

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SNIS Biennial Conference 2011 – Gender and the Global Care Economy

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SNIS Biennial Conference 2019 – World Trade Forum – Prof. Bernard Hoekman

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SNIS Biennial Conference 2016 – Political and Economic Inequality: Branko Milanovic

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SNIS Biennial Conference 2016 – Political and Economic Inequality: Pepper Culpepper

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SNIS Biennial Conference 2019 World Trade Forum – Dr. Mirko Winkler

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SNIS Biennial Conference 2016 – Political and Economic Inequality: Armin Schäfer

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SNIS Biennial Conference 2013 – Global Internet Governance

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SNIS Biennial Conference 2019 – World Trade Forum – Dr. Alex Berger

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SNIS Biennial Conference 2019 World Trade Forum – Dr. Marina Foltea
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SNIS Projects Events

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Carolyn Deere Birkbeck on Policy surrounding Plastic Production

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John Duncan on Creating a just Policy Context for Plastic Treatment

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Giulia Carlini on Understanding the History of Plastic Waste

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Dr. Diana Barrowclough on the Necessary Steps to use Less Plastic

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Stephen Mac Feely on Statistics in the Global Plastic Challenge

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Dr. Julien Boucher on Measuring Plastic Leakage

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Dr. Ilaria Espa on what Makes Plastic so Cheap

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Konstantin Kleine on the Legal Aspect of the Global Plastic Issue
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