- University of Lausanne
- 2012
- Michel Jaboyedoff
How is land management in mountains being affected by migration, climate changes and hazard events in Cochabamba region (Bolivia) and Dhankuta District (Nepal)?
How efficient are the current global health architecture and the variants of private-public partnerships on global health policies and targeted achievements?
- The Graduate Institute
- 2014
- Marc Flandreau
Why was no multilateral regulation against capital flight and international tax evasion implemented between 1945 and 1970?
- University of St. Gallen
- 2014
- Oliver Westerwinter
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?
- The Graduate Institute
- 2016
- David Shaw
What are the legal obligations to protect and assist persons with disabilities during conflict and what are the policies and practices required to put these obligations into effect?
- University of Zurich
- 2016
- Matthias Huss
What are the effects of different types of trade policy measures on global food price volatility and what local, alternative measures can be adopted to foster food security in volatile global markets?
- University of Lucerne
- 2014
- Peter Bille Larsen
What are the major factors shaping, preventing or enhancing human rights-based approaches in the world heritage system?
What are the environmental, health and regulatory dimensions of pesticide use in agriculture in low- and middle-income countries?
- ETH Zurich
- 2014
- Lars-Erik Cederman
To what extent does violence against civilians by armed actors increase the risk of conflict escalation and civil war?
- University of Basel
- 2016
- Rita Kesselring
What are the effects of the financialisation of the commodity trading on local lives and what are the policy recommendations to be drawn for Swiss and international regulatory actors?
- ETH Zurich
- 2014
- Lars-Erik Cederman
To what extent does violence against civilians by armed actors increase the risk of conflict escalation and civil war?
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?
- University of Bern
- 2012
- Vally Koubi
What are the generalised, large scale factors of the environment-migration relationship and to what extent is it conditional on various individual, socio-economic, and political factors?
- University of Geneva
- 2012
- Simon Hug
What are the recent trends of non-core multilateral aid ? To what extent do they threaten aid effectiveness through an increased fragmentation and proliferation of funds ?
- University of Geneva
- 2011
- Jaya Krishnakumar
To what extent can globalized economies offer increased opportunities to their populations in different socio-economic domains?
What role can product development partnerships play in order to improve access to medicines for neglected diseases?
- ETH Zurich
- 2011
- Michael Bechtel
Which types of international environmental cooperation are likely to have long-term prospects in democracies and which will not?
- University of Geneva
- 2011
- Frédéric Giraut
How can a geographical information system methodology contribute to address the governance of natural resources in terms of conservation and development?
- University of Geneva
- 2011
- Bernard Debarbieux
To what extent can regional governance architectures of mountainous areas contribute to achieving the Millenium Development Goals in terms of integration of sustainable development principles and of reduction of biodiversity loss?
- Fachhochschule Ostschweiz
- 2011
- Tobias Luthe
How can social network analysis help in understanding resilience to global environmental changes in the isolated mountain and Arctic island communities?
- The Graduate Institute
- 2011
- Christophe Gironde
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?
How do cultural events and public art affect urban safety in African cities?
- University of Lausanne
- 2010
- David Giauque
To what extent does the fit between personal values and the organizational values of an IO foster the working motivation of its employees and volunteers?
- University of Bern
- 2010
- Stephan Rist
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 patterns and impacts on the development of return skilled migration and how can the potential of scientific diasporas best be exploited for development?
- University of Lucerne
- 2010
- Jürg Helbling
What does impunity mean to local communities in areas of protracted conflict and how do local and regional forms of informal justice contribute to re-establishing law and order?
- University of Geneva
- 2010
- Claudine Sauvain-Dugerdil
How can a capability based approach help explain the widening gap in development and what insights can be derived to combat poverty efficiently?
- University of Bern
- 2010
- Baris Karapinar
How do developing countries set priorities and define realistically achievable goals within the millennium development goals?
- The Graduate Institute
- 2010
- Urs Luterbacher
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?
- University of Neuchâtel
- 2010
- Ellen Hertz
How do transnational corporate social responsibility standards influence and shape labor conditions in the electronics manufacturing industry in China and Taiwan?
