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7/2013: Investment rules in Chinese preferential trade and investment agreements: is China following the global trend towards comprehensive agreements?

Axel Berger

6/2013: Results-based financing: evidence from performance-based financing in the health sector

Amanda Melina Grittner

5/2013: 150 years of boom and bust: what drives mineral commodity prices?

Martin Stürmer

4/2013: Cotton sector organisation models and their impact on farmer’s productivity and income

Roger Peltzer and Daniela Röttger

3/2013: Innovations in governance: evaluations and research studies on electoral accountability, corruption and multidimensional peacekeeping

Melody Garcia

2/2013: Global public goods: a concept for framing the post-2015 agenda?

Inge Kaul

1/2013: Effectiveness of democracy-support in “fragile states”: a review

Kimana Zulueta-Fülscher

17/2012: Revenue structures and the question of who pays taxes: understanding the conditions under which elites pay taxes in developing countries

Armin von Schiller

16/2012: China’s impact on the global wind power industry

Rasmus Lema, Axel Berger and Hubert Schmitz

15/2012: The need and scope for strengthening co-operation between regional financing arrangements and the IMF

Ulrich Volz

14/2012: Results-Based Aid (RBA): new aid approaches, limitations and the application to promote good governance

Stephan Klingebiel

13/2012: From poverty reduction to mutual interests? The debate on differentiation in EU development policy

Svea Koch

12/2012: Rent management and policy learning in green technology development: the case of solar energy in India

Tilman Altenburg and Tobias Engelmeier

11/2012: Short-term effects of the global economic and financial crisis on households in three developing countries: the cases of El Salvador, Tajikistan and Cambodia

Esther Gehrke

10/2012: The role of social media in mobilizing political protest: evidence from the Tunisian revolution

Anita Breuer

9/2012: Promoting renewable electricity generation in emerging economies

Bastian Becker and Doris Fischer

8/2012: How to evaluate budget support conditionality and policy dialogue: using the qualitative approach to causality

Hoang Ha

7/2012: German aid allocation and partner country selection: development-orientation, self-interests and path dependency

Jörg Faust and Sebastian Ziaja

6/2012: Benefit-sharing in dam projects on shared rivers

Oliver Hensengerth, Ines Dombrowsky and Waltina Scheumann

5/2012: Poverty, politics and local diffusion: resource allocation in Bolivia’s decentralised social fund

Jörg Faust

4/2012: A critical review of the IMF’s tools for crisis prevention

Roberto Marino and Ulrich Volz

3/2012: State fragility: towards a multi-dimensional empirical typology

Jörn Grävingholt, Sebastian Ziaja and Merle Kreibaum

2/2012: The politics of central banking and implications for regulatory reform in sub-Saharan Africa: the cases of Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda

Florence Dafe

1/2012: Municipal tax base in Mozambique: high potential – low degree of utilisation

Bernhard Weimer

14/2011: Mercy and the structures of the world: Third Hans Singer Memorial Lecture

Stephen Chan Obe

13/2011: The end of GATT-WTO history? – Reflections on the future of the post-Doha World Trade Organization

Clara Brandi and Matthias Helble

12/2011: Donor transparency and aid allocation

Jörg Faust

11/2011: Sürdürülebilir Baraj Yapımı icin: Çevresel Korumanın Onemi. Türkiye Ornek Olayı

Waltina Scheumann, Vera Baumann, Anna Lena Mueller, Dennis Mutschler and Sylvia Steiner

10/2011: Industrial policy in Mozambique

Matthias Krause and Friedrich Kaufmann

9/2011: Can micro-insurance cover natural risks?

Esther Gehrke

8/2011: Predicting social tipping points: current research and the way forward

Sonja Grimm and Gerald Schneider

7/2011: Micro-methods in evaluating governance interventions

Melody Garcia

6/2011: Adapting agricultural water governance to climate change: experience from Germany, Spain and California

Insa Theesfeld, Oscar Schmidt, Waltina Scheumann, Elke Herrfahrdt-Pähle and Chinwe Ifejika Speranza

5/2011: Promoting gender equality in responses to climate change: the case of Kenya

Chinwe Ifejika Speranza

4/2011: Industrial policy in developing countries: overview and lessons from seven country cases

Tilman Altenburg

3/2011: Interaction of Chinese institutions with host governments in dam construction: the Bui dam in Ghana

Oliver Hensengerth

2/2011: The potential of pro-market activism as a tool for making finance work for Africa: a political economy perspective

Florence Dafe

1/2011: Industrial policy in Tunisia

Steffen Erdle

20/2010: Assessing the tax performance of developing countries

Christian von Haldenwang and Maksym Ivanyna

19/2010: Science and technology for development: coherence of the common EU R&D policy with development policy objectives

Maja Bučar

18/2010: The Europeanisation of development policy: acceptance, accommodation and resistance of the Czech Republic

Ondr̆ej Horký

17/2010: Intellectual property rights as a challenge to providing global public goods: the cases of public health, food security and climate stability

Clara Brandi, Christine Ladenburger and Anna Pegels

16/2010: The impact of Chinese outward investment: evidence from Cambodia and Vietnam

Julia Kubny and Hinrich Voss

15/2010: The European External Action Service: a new institutional framework for EU development cooperation

Mark Furness

14/2010: Sustainable dam development in Brazil: between global norms and local practices

Agnes Maria de Aragão da Costa

13/2010: Regional financing arrangements and the stability of the international monetary system

Julie MacKay, Ulrich Volz and Regine Wölfinger

12/2010: The DESERTEC initiative: powering the development perspectives of Southern Mediterranean countries?

Steffen Erdle

11/2010: Responding to global development challenges: views from Brazil and India

Oliver Stuenkel

10/2010: Sustainable dam development in India between global norms and local practices

Nirmalya Choudhury

9/2010: Counting CO 2 emissions in a globalised world: producer versus consumer-oriented methods for CO 2 accounting

Martin Bruckner, Christine Polzin and Stefan Giljum