2015

Quid Ethical Retreat? Lessons from Somaliland

Olivia Rutazibwa

De-Nationalisation – rethinking participation

The Failure of the Mediterranean Union - History and Consequences

16. Käte Hamburger Lecture mit Wolf Lepenies

World Society in the Making

Micro-practices in institutions

The End of Paradigms? The Future of US Dominance in Southeast  Asia, China’s Territorial Dispute, and the Case for Analytic  Eclecticism

Santino Regilme

Negotiations among Chinese and Germans – An Experimental Case Study

Dr Heike Hennig-Schmidt

Iran after the Nuclear Deal

PanelistInnen: Udo Steinbach, Shirin Saeidi, Jochen Hippler

Moderator: Michael Backfisch

Frictional Spaces: Transitional Justice between the Global and Local

Prof. Dr Susanne Buckley-Zistel

Inequality – what can be done?

15. Käte Hamburger Lecture mit Tony Atkinson

Beyond the ‘West’ - The Impact of Democracy Promotion by New International Actors

Kai Striebinger

Social Concerns Promote Cooperation more than Altruistic Punishment in a Small-Scale Society

Dr Gianluca Grimalda

Re-Mapping the Modern Mediterranean

Difference and Failure: Vorarephilia of the Critique of Liberal Peace

Dr Pol Bargués-Pedreny

Doing Politics in Translation

14. Käte Hamburger Lecture mit Richard Freeman

Translation in World Politics

Convivialism. A debate

Unwritten rules of claiming and accessing power

Prof. Dr Claudia Derichs

Do Authoritarian Regimes have Citizens? Re-imagining the Study of Democracy in the Middle East

Shirin Saeidi

The Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation: Origins, Actions and Future Prospects

13. Käte Hamburger Lecture mit Talaat Abdel-Malek

Beyond Compliance/Non-­compliance: Understanding the Effects of International Court Decisions

Christian J. Tams

Distributing Food Aid Internationally in Times of Acute Humanitarian Crisis: A Legal Reconstruction of the United Nations (UN) World Food Programme (WFP) with Special Attention to the Institutional Role of the Individuals Affected

Leonie Vierck

Does Foreign Aid Undermine Human Rights? Interest Convergence Theory and the United States-Philippines Counterterror Cooperation

Santino F. Regilme

Stakeholder Engagement in the Making: The Development and Politicization of IPBES

Dr. Alejandro Esguerra

Midterm Conference

Good Faith Cooperation? Why Global Cooperation Sometimes Succeeds (and Mostly Not)

12. Käte Hamburger Lecture mit Scott Barrett

Paris-Bamako: Policy coherence and the aid effectiveness agenda in a fragile state

Prof. Stephen Brown

Lessons from innovation systems (part 2): Human behaviour in global cooperation as a diffusion system

Prof. Dr Bettina Burger-Menzel

From Constructive Ambiguity Towards Harmonious Interpretation: Religion Related Provisions in the Tunisian Constitution

A Farewell with Congratulations and Gratitude: Markus Böckenförde joins CEU Legal Department in Budapest

Global Inequalities Beyond the Sustainable Development Goals. World Societal Perspectives on Inequality and Development

Katja Freistein, Bettina Mahlert

Culture Concepts and Normative Principles: On the Framing and Justification of Cultural Property in EU-Conventions

Dr Stefan Groth

Building stories - building cooperation

Vatican 2.0: Vertical and Horizontal Cooperation in the Catholic  Church

Dr phil. habil. Otto Kallscheuer

Peacebuilding Makes Strange Bedfellows – On the Political Economy of International-Local ‘Partnerships’ in Post-Conflict Sierra Leone

Tobias Debiel, Patricia Rinck

Diaspora as Agents of Global Cooperation

Identity and Political Mobilization of Diasporas: A Gendered Perspective

11. Käte Hamburger Lecture mit Nadje Al-Ali

Crimea and Civil Society

Engaging Crimea

PanelistInnen: Olga Dukhnich, Elmira Muratova, Ivan Preobrajensky

Moderator: David Carment

Cultural Differences in the Perception of Cooperation and Conflict

Dr Felix Bethke

State Immunity and International Arbitration:

Prof. Dr Manjiao Chi

Engaging in Faith-based Mediation of Violent Conflict: Explaining Differences between Christian, Islamic and Buddhist Initiatives

Rakchanok Chatjuthamard

Invisible Connectivities. Sharing Principles and Concepts in Transnational and Translocal Settings

Prof. Dr Claudia Derichs

Fiction, Narrative and the Development Encounter

Mag. Dr Martina Kopf

Diaspora and Fragile States: Assessing the Theoretical and Policy Linkages

Prof. David Carment, Ph.D.

Homophobia and islamic extremism

Mediterranean Entanglements: France and Algeria between Colonization and Decolonization

Jun.-Prof. Dr Manuel Borutta

Environmental Issues in Investment Treaties: A Chinese Perspective

Prof. Dr Manjiao Chi

Homophobia in Russia

Rethinking the Local – Peacebuilding Research beyond the Liberal / Post-Liberal Divide

Patricia Rinck, Tobias Debiel

Promises in the Digital Age: Big Data as Anticipatory Health Praxis in Sierra Leone

Prof. Dr Susan Erikson