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13/2015: Financing global Development: The BRICS New Development Bank

Stephany Griffith-Jones

12/2015: Financing global development: Beware of ‘end poverty’ euphoria and trigger-happy reform of concessional finance

Christopher Garroway and Helmut Reisen

11/2015: Financing global development: The role of local currency bond markets in Sub-Saharan Africa

Kathrin Berensmann, Florence Dafe, Nannette Lindenberg and Ulrich Volz

10/2015: Financing global development: The potential of trade finance

Clara Brandi and Birgit Schmitz

9/2015: Financing global development: Can foreign direct investments be increased through international investment agreements?

Axel Berger

8/2015: Financing global development: The role of central banks

Florence Dafe and Ulrich Volz

7/2015: Financing global development: What role for official development assistance?

Niels Keijzer and Stephan Klingebiel

6/2015: Post-2015: recharging governance of United Nations development

Kristinn Sv. Helgason and Silke Weinlich

5/2015: The G-7 and the post-2015 process: role and deliverables

Kathrin Berensmann and Silke Weinlich

4/2015: Let’s walk our talk: from the July 2015 Financing for Development Conference in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, down the Road to Dignity by 2030

Inge Kaul and Donald Blondin

3/2015: What is the potential for a climate, forest and community friendly REDD+ in Paris?

Jonas Hein, Karen Meijer and Jean Carlo Rodríguez de Francisco

2/2015: Can the tourism industry contribute to international adaptation finance?

Janto S. Hess, Pieter Pauw and Elissaios Papyrakis

1/2015: What should development policy actors do about the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)?

Axel Berger and Clara Brandi

17/2014: Measuring green growth: why standardisation is (sometimes) not desirable

Katharina Stepping and Jana Stoever

16/2014: Advancing female education by improving democratic institutions and women’s political representation

Francesco Burchi and Luis A. Camacho

15/2014: Proposal for a global framework for climate action to engage non-state and subnational stakeholders in the future climate regime

Sander Chan and Pieter Pauw

14/2014: Making global health governance work: recommendations for how to respond to Ebola

Annamarie Bindenagel Šehović and Stephan Klingebiel

13/2014: Post 2015: setting up a coherent accountability framework

Heiner Janus and Niels Keijzer

12/2014: Post 2015: enter the UN General Assembly: harnessing Sustainable Development Goals for an ambitious global development agenda

Steffen Bauer, Ines Dombrowsky and Imme Scholz

11/2014: Conflicting objectives in democracy promotion: avoiding blueprint traps and incomplete democratic transitions

Julia Leininger and Sebastian Ziaja

10/2014: 'Green and clean?' Hydropower between low-carbon and high social and environmental effects

Karen Meijer, Waltina Scheumann, Daniel Däschle and Ines Dombrowsky

9/2014: Why power matters in Payments for Environmental Services (PES)

Jean Carlo Rodríguez de Francisco and Rutgerd Boelens

8/2014: The future of the ODA concept: the political dimensions of a seemingly technical discussion

Stephan Klingebiel

7/2014: Scenarios for increased EU donor coordination: what is the right level of aid coordination?

Stephan Klingebiel, Pedro Morazán and Mario Negre

6/2014: “Beyond Aid” and the future of development cooperation

Heiner Janus, Stephan Klingebiel and Sebastian Paulo

5/2014: Post 2015: getting down to the nitty-gritty: measuring the state of the environment

Katharina Stepping

4/2014: Presenting results in development cooperation: risks and limitations

Sarah Holzapfel

3/2014: How to shape development cooperation? The global partnership and the development cooperation forum

Heiner Janus, Stephan Klingebiel and Timo Casjen Mahn

2/2014: A strong voice for global sustainable development: how China can play a leading role in the Post-2015 Agenda

Jiang Ye and Thomas Fues

1/2014: The availability of trade finance: a challenge for global economic governance

Clara Brandi, Birgit Schmitz and Caroline Hambloch

24/2013: Is the Earth flat or is it a cube? European foreign aid, political conditionality and democracy

Jörg Faust

23/2013: Post-2015: how to design goals for (inter)national action?

Heiner Janus and Niels Keijzer

22/2013: Post 2015: why the development finance debate needs to make the move from quantity to quality

Florence Dafe, Renate Hartwig and Heiner Janus

21/2013: Post 2015: making migration work for sustainable development

Benjamin Schraven, Niels Keijzer and Anna Knoll

20/2013: International technology cooperation: lessons for the upcoming technology mechanism of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

Shikha Bhasin

19/2013: Post 2015: special event on Post-2015 – stuck in the process?

Nicole Rippin

18/2013: EU joint programming: lessons from South Sudan for EU aid coordination

Mark Furness and Frank Vollmer

17/2013: Assist those most in need, or most of those in need? The challenge of allocative efficiency for aid effectiveness

Elena Pietschmann

16/2013: Post-2015: the international battle against tax fraud and evasion

Christian von Haldenwang and Uwe Kerkow

15/2013: Who’s the Boss? Strengthening the effectiveness of capacity-development support

Niels Keijzer

14/2013: Post-2015: how emerging economies shape the relevance of a new agenda

Christine Hackenesch and Heiner Janus

13/2013: Post 2015: what it means for the United Nations development system

Pio Wennubst and Timo Casjen Mahn

12/2013: 50 years of peer reviews by the OECD's development assistance committee: an instrument of quality assurance and mutual learning

Guido Ashoff

11/2013: ACP-EU relations beyond 2020: exploring European perceptions

Niels Keijzer, Brecht Lein, Mario Negre and Nicola Tissi

10/2013: Complementarity in development: bringing private foundations on board

Erik Lundsgaarde

9/2013: Do we really need a multilateral investment agreement?

Axel Berger

8/2013: Climate change mitigation in emerging economies: the case of Indonesia: hot air or leadership?

Jonas Hein

7/2013: Post-2015: the EU can contribute more than aid to the global development agenda

Mark Furness, Heiner Janus and Stephan Klingebiel

6/2013: Universal energy access: moving from technological fix to poverty reduction

Oliver Johnson

5/2013: Post-2015: what can the European Union learn from past international negotiations?

Niels Keijzer and Adam Moe Fejerskov