The first Global Stocktake (GST) of the Paris Agreement. A Success Story for the UNFCCC and beyond?

University of Geneva
2024
Kari de Pryck

Human Geography, Political Economy, Political Science, Statistics

How central were discourses around science and equity throughout the GST process and how diverse were they?

CliMacro: Alternative Macro-Financial Frameworks for Climate-Just and Post-Growth Futures

University of Lausanne
2023
Julia Steinberger

Economics, Environmental Science, Social Science

What are the regulatory frameworks for goods, labor, and financial markets that can create an economy that operates within planetary limits and principles of social equity?

Sovereign Debt in the Aftermath of the Pandemic: Improving Data to Prevent Debt Crises

Economics, Law, Political Economy, Statistics

What would it take to design safer sovereign debt mechanisms?

Power-Sharing for Peace? Between Adoptability and Durability in Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq

University of Basel
2022
Sibel Gürler

Law, Political Economy, Political Science

How are power-sharing agreements adopted and what implementation challenges impede their functioning?

Deliberative Quality in Trade-Related International Organisations

Università della Svizzera Italiana
2021
Jean-Patrick Villeneuve

Political Economy, Political Science, Psychology

How could the concept of Deliberative Quality help improve the conditions under which decisions are made, and could it serve to develop better processes and outcomes in trade-related organizations?

Pandemics as Driver towards Modern Borders

History, Political Science

How did attempts at sanitary control impact the emergence of borders between countries?

Designing Effective Regulation for Carbon Markets at the International, National, and Subnational Levels

Zurich University of Applied Sciences ZHAW
2018
Regina Betz

Environmental Science, Law, Political Science

How can we design effective regulation for carbon markets worldwide?

Rethinking the Millennium Development Goals: Stakeholders’ Perceptions and Strategic Choices

University of Bern
2010
Baris Karapinar

Human Geography, Political Economy, Sociology

How do developing countries set priorities and define realistically achievable goals within the millennium development goals?

Transnational Senegalese Migration, Integration and Development: A Comparative Analysis of Migrant Organisations in Four European Receiving Context

University of Geneva
2009
Sandro Cattacin

Anthropology, Political Economy, Sociology

What are the roles played by migrant organisations in the context of transnational Senegalese migration, integration and development?

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The first Global Stocktake (GST) of the Paris Agreement. A Success Story for the UNFCCC and beyond?

CliMacro: Alternative Macro-Financial Frameworks for Climate-Just and Post-Growth Futures

Sovereign Debt in the Aftermath of the Pandemic: Improving Data to Prevent Debt Crises

Power-Sharing for Peace? Between Adoptability and Durability in Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq

Deliberative Quality in Trade-Related International Organisations

Pandemics as Driver towards Modern Borders

Designing Effective Regulation for Carbon Markets at the International, National, and Subnational Levels

Rethinking the Millennium Development Goals: Stakeholders’ Perceptions and Strategic Choices

Transnational Senegalese Migration, Integration and Development: A Comparative Analysis of Migrant Organisations in Four European Receiving Context

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