The Search for Victims of Enforced Disappearances: A Multidisciplinary Analysis of Current Practices

Anthropology, Applied Psychology, History, Law

How can the search for victims of enforced disappearances be improved?

Civil War and State Formation

University of Geneva
2016
Didier Péclard

Anthropology, History, Political Science

What are the political orders put in place by rebel movements and how do they influence the post-war state formation?

Telecommunications Politics in Developing Countries – Development, Control and Ownership in the African Information and Communications Technology Sector

Human Geography, Law, Political Science

To what extend do information and communicaton technologies contribute to sustainable macroeconomic development? What is the influence of foreign investment?

Evaluating the Impact of Asylum Policies on Refugee Integration in Europe

University of Zurich
2016
Dominik Hangartner

Applied Psychology, Political Science, Statistics

What are the key parameters of the asylum process that affect the subsequent integration of refugees?

Rethinking Stakeholder Participation in International Governance

University of Lausanne
2014
Joost Pauwelyn

Economics, Law, Political Science

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

The Politics of Informal Governance

University of St. Gallen
2014
Oliver Westerwinter

History, Law, Political Science

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?

Civilian Victimization and Conflict Escalation

ETH Zurich
2014
Lars-Erik Cederman

Law, Political Science

To what extent does violence against civilians by armed actors increase the risk of conflict escalation and civil war?

Civilian Victimization and Conflict Escalation

ETH Zurich
2014
Lars-Erik Cederman

Political Science

To what extent does violence against civilians by armed actors increase the risk of conflict escalation and civil war?

Local Communities’ Access to Justice and the State of Kenya – Impunity, Legal Pluralism and the Resolution of Conflicts

University of Lucerne
2010
Jürg Helbling

Anthropology, History, Law, Political Science

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?

International Law and Migration Detention: Coding State Adherence to Norms

The Graduate Institute
2010
Vincent Chetail

Law, Linguistics, Psychology

What are the key norms in the treatment of migrant detainees and how can academics and practitioners measure the construction and adherence to these norms?

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The Search for Victims of Enforced Disappearances: A Multidisciplinary Analysis of Current Practices

Civil War and State Formation

Telecommunications Politics in Developing Countries – Development, Control and Ownership in the African Information and Communications Technology Sector

Evaluating the Impact of Asylum Policies on Refugee Integration in Europe

Rethinking Stakeholder Participation in International Governance

The Politics of Informal Governance

Civilian Victimization and Conflict Escalation

Civilian Victimization and Conflict Escalation

Local Communities’ Access to Justice and the State of Kenya – Impunity, Legal Pluralism and the Resolution of Conflicts

International Law and Migration Detention: Coding State Adherence to Norms

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