Current Columns
- How knowledge networks develop their transformative potential
- Why development cooperation needs to treat water as more than a commodity
To be successful, knowledge networks need to be interdisciplinary, as well as transnational and need to pursue a common global vision.
Water has multiple meanings, reducing them only to its economic dimension neglects the social embeddedness of water and risks marginalizing the most vulnerable.
Current Publications
When industrial policy fails to produce structural transformation: the case of Ethiopia
Vrolijk, Kasper (2021)
Covid-19 Crisis: G20 and debt sustainability in Sub-Saharan Africa
Berensmann / Aloysius Ordu / Lemma W. Senbet (2021)
Upcoming Events
Online Seminar Series
De-Globalization and the Future of GVCs
Online,
20.04.2021
Digital conference
Digital African Leadership Academy “Sustainable Development – Transdisciplinary peer learning between Africa and Europe”
Online,
26.04.2021
until
07.05.2021
Virtuelle Veranstaltungsreihe
Zu Hebeln gewendet?
04.05.2021
until
06.05.2021
News from within our Institute
New Blog Contribution by Imme Scholz
A more ambitious G20 for a sustainable post-pandemic recovery and transformation
Video “Cooperation: How can it unfold its transformative potential?”
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