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1/2006: Unstable multipolarity? China's and India's challenges for global governance

John Humphrey and Dirk Messner

9/2005: The European Union's strategy for Africa – coherence in the face of a complex, changing continent?

Sven Grimm and Nina Kielwein

8/2005: Between protectionism, poverty orientation, and market efficiency: reform of the EU sugar market organization

Michael Brüntrup

7/2005: Between frustration and optimism: the development outcome of the Millennium+5 Summit

Markus Loewe and Thomas Fues

6/2005: L20 and ECOSOC reform: complementary building blocks for inclusive global governance and a more effective UN

Thomas Fues and Andrew F. Cooper

5/2005: The Millennium Development Goals - thinking beyond the Sachs report

Dirk Messner and Peter Wolff

4/2005: How much aid is good for Africa - a big push as a way out of the "poverty trap"?

Stephan Klingebiel

3/2005: Diagnosis and reform of public financial management systems: a key cross-cutting issue for program-based approaches in development policy

Stefan Leiderer

2/2005: International instruments for promoting corporate social responsibility (CSR)

Tatjana Chahoud

1/2005: Strengthening the United Nations through deepened cooperation with NGOs, the private sector, and parliaments

Thomas Fues

7/2004: Donor coordination: a basic requirement for more efficient and effective development cooperation

Guido Ashoff

6/2004: New proposals on attaining debt sustainability after the HIPC initiative

Kathrin Berensmann

5/2004: Reform agenda 2005: The United Nations at a historic fork of the road

Thomas Fues

4/2004: Impact analysis of development cooperation is feasible

Susanne Neubert

3/2004: Development policy - a core element of European security policy

Dirk Messner and Jörg Faust

2/2004: Climate change mitigation and energy policy in development cooperation: what role for renewable energy technologies?

Imme Scholz and Matthias Krause

1/2004: The development-military relationship: the start of a new alliance?

Stephan Klingebiel and Katja Roehder

4/2003: International debt crises: new instruments designed to restructure sovereign bond issues

Kathrin Berensmann

3/2003: Helping young German professionals to join international development organizations: opportunities, shortcomings and reform needs

Claus Burghard

2/2003: The world trading system after Cancún, or: How the rhetoric of the development round rebounded on the industrialized countries

Klaus Liebig

1/2003: E-Government - an approach to state reform in developing countries?

Christian von Haldenwang

5/2002: Development of local government - a key to poverty reduction in rural Africa

Uwe Otzen

4/2002: Approaches to overcoming regional water poverty

Susanne Neubert

3/2002: The Monterrey consensus. The Conference on Financing for Development

Detlef Radke

2/2002: Integrating Gender Into Poverty Reduction Strategies: From the Declaration of Intent to Development Policy in Practice?

Birte Rodenberg

1/2002: Improving coherence between development cooperation and other policies

Guido Ashoff

4/2001: Approaches to crisis-preventing and conflict-sensitive development cooperation

Stefan Klingebiel

3/2001: Is the target of halving extreme poverty by 2015 achievable? Challenges to German policy

Hans Gsänger

2/2001: A global ICT skills offensive to bridge the digital divide between north and south

Andreas Stamm

1/2001: Protection of intellectual property in the world trading system: the TRIPS agreement and developing countries

Klaus Liebig

6/2000: Promoting regional integration in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) - current approaches and future prospects

Regine Qualmann

5/2000: The IMF's Principal Tasks - Guidelines for a Reform Programme

Detlef Radke

4/2000: Promoting the private sector for employment and poverty reduction - a central task of development cooperation

Tilman Altenburg

3/2000: A larger role for the regional development banks

Thomas Kampffmeyer

2/2000: Partnership with newly industrializing countries

Klaus Eßer

1/2000: The OECD's development assistance committee and German development cooperation: a relationship under scrutiny

Guido Ashoff

6/1999: The promotion of civil society in developing countries - the example of European development cooperation

Michael Windfuhr

5/1999: Development cooperation and stability in South-Eastern Europe: a Herculean or a Sisyphean task?

Andreas Wittkowsky

4/1999: Protection and sustainable use of tropical forests. Points of departure in the Brazilian timber industry

Imme Scholz

3/1999: European Development Cooperation at the Crossroads

Jürgen Wiemann

2/1999: The indebtedness of the developing countries. Breaking the spiral of crises with realistic ceilings to ensure a sustainable debt service burden

Thomas Kampffmeyer and Hans-Helmut Taake

1/1999: Private capital flows to developing countries. Lessons learnt from the Asian crisis

Detlef Radke

3/1998: Water scarcity in developing countries?

Manuel Schiffler

2/1998: United Nations development cooperation: Challenges and reforms at the end of the 1990s

Stephan Klingebiel