Can violent conflict caused by inequality motivate those in power to reduce income and asset disparities?
What are the complex relationships between Schistosomiasis, agricultural production, and migration in an African context?
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)?
What are the key parameters of the asylum process that affect the subsequent integration of refugees?
What are the most important barriers to low-cost green technology diffusion across developing countries?
How efficient are the current global health architecture and the variants of private-public partnerships on global health policies and targeted achievements?
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?
What is the Aedes ecology and, related to it, people’s knowledge, attitudes, behaviour and practice?
What are the effectiveness and the impact of public-private partnerships for advancing the Sustainable Development Goals?
What are the challenges of the gig economy in terms of social dialogue and workers’ protection?
What are the roles played by migrant organisations in the context of transnational Senegalese migration, integration and development?
What are the specific needs of users, especially women, with regard to water, sanitation and hygiene service provisions in public health facilities in India and Uganda?
What are the driving factors behind the (lack) of response of the health sector to violence against women and girls in Tirana, Albania and Minas Gerais, Brazil?
How can a neurological look at the dynamics of emotions in general and fear in particular help finding better strategies in conflict prevention and / or resolution?
When and how does increasing market power translate into regulatory power to shape the rules of international trade?
What are the factors that lead states and transnational actors to choose between formal intergovernmental organisations, informal intergovernmental organisations and transnational governance networks to structure their interactions and govern global problems?
How can potentially negative effects on local populations of large-scale land acquisitions be mitigated and what could institutions do to protect human rights of the affected population?
Why, when and how do refugees engage in transactional sex across genders and what are the sexual and reproductive health and mental health consequences of refugees involved in transactional sex?
What are the effects of Social Impact Bonds on the social service programs they finance?
How can the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) effectively contribute to the integration of those left-behind by the declining social aid and create solidarity for these vulnerable groups?
What are the causes and the consequences of labour provisions in preferential trade agreements?
How do women – led Track Two dialogues contribute to sustaining and reimagining peace in post-settlement contexts in Colombia, Kosovo, and the Philippines?
What are the challenges of infertility in terms of public health concerns and social marginalisation in resource-poor settings in Nepal and India?
How can raising awareness, better prevention and treatment help individuals suffering from Noma, the “neglected disease”?
What are the motivations and expectations of highly-qualified young people from developing countries for leaving their country and what are the alternatives?
How do transnational corporate social responsibility standards influence and shape labor conditions in the electronics manufacturing industry in China and Taiwan?
To what extend do information and communicaton technologies contribute to sustainable macroeconomic development? What is the influence of foreign investment?