Publications

Global Cooperation Quarterly

Global Cooperation Research 3 / 2019

Quarterly Magazine

'Chinese are drawn into the domestic power game'
Christof Hartmann on a twofold dynamic and the political turn in China-Africa relationships
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'They cannot influence by remote control'
Legal and Africa scholar Katrin Seidel observes and reflects on international rule-of-law engagement in emerging South Sudan
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'Where you have linguistic diversity, you have a hierarchy'
A talk with sociolinguist Florian Coulmas about languages, power and society
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Maryam Zarnegar Deloffre, Accountability in Humanitarian Governance
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Andrés López Rivera, Amazonia: Matters of Fact and Matters of Concern
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Global Cooperation Research Paper Series continued

Global Cooperation Research 2 / 2019

Quarterly Magazine

All Things Internet, and the Internet of Things
Interview with Blayne Haggart and Natasha Tusikov
Humans & Machines: Cooperation in Digitization Research (Christoph Bieber, CIAS)
Governance of Climate Change: Centre's Unique Research Position
Interview with Dirk Messner
Climate Change and Migration – a Global Challenge (Robert Oakes, UNU-EHS)
Contributions on Peacebuilding by Florian P. Kühn and Patricia Rinck and on Migration by Joseph Anderson and Zeynep Sahin Mencutek
News / Event reports / Publications List and Reviews

Global Cooperation Research 1 / 2019

Quarterly Magazine

Fokus: The Centre's Evolving Research Agenda
1st Annual Conference
‘The EU has always been inventive in the application of rules’
Interview with Prof. Wolfram Kaiser

Newsletter 4/2018

Quarterly Magazine

A Special on 'Migration' with contributions by Micheline van Riemsdijk, Marianne H. Marchand, and Stephan Scheel

Newsletter 3/2018

Quarterly Magazine

'Right-Wing Populisms and Climate Policy: A Recipe for Disaster' by Franz Mauelshagen
'... it is not created by any specifi c actor'
Interview with Jan Aart Scholte about Internet Governance, Democratic Participation and the Language of the Game

Newsletter 2/2018

Quarterly Magazine

'The Populist Lure' by Katja Freistein, Frank Gadinger
and Christine Unrau
‘The EU could be more attuned to local narratives’
Interview with Tamirace Fakhoury