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Europe's Approach to Implementing the Sustainable Development Goals: Good Practices and the Way Forward

14 Feb 2019
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2019/02 – Institut du développement durable et des relations internationales (IDDRI); research paper; Author(s): Ingeborg Niestroy et al.

This study examines the governance frameworks put in place for SDG implementation in all EU Member States, and the resulting country fiches constitute the first comprehensive comparative overview of these. The analysis shows that EU Member States are integrating SDGs into national strategies. While Member States have taken steps to enhance horizontal policy coordination, there is a continuing need for better mainstreaming sustainability. Member States innovate with SDG budgeting, science-policy interface, and stakeholder participation mechanisms for making these strategies more operational. Parliaments show increasing activity on the SDGs and the EP could benefit from enhanced collaboration. The EU could learn from and support these initiatives.

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State of Power 2019 - Finance

31 Jan 2019
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2019/01 – Transnational Institute (TNI); research paper; Author(s): Ann Pettifor et al.

Despite causing the worst financial crisis in decades, the financial sector emerged even stronger. The Transnational Institute's eighth flagship State of Power report examines through essays and infographics the varied dimensions and dynamics of financial power, and how popular movements might regain control over money and finance. In addition, it includes six compelling infographics that tell you everything you need to know about financial power. Who controls banks? Investment Funds? Where are they based? How is power concentrated? What difference does this make to corporations in general? How do banks influence public policy? How do financial institutions remain impune? What alternatives are there.

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Continental drifts in a multipolar world - Challenges for Africa-Europe relations in 2019

17 Jan 2019
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2019/01 – European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM); research paper; Author(s): Alexei Jones; Lidet Tadesse Shiferaw; Philomena Apiko

This year's ECDPM challenge paper analyses the institutional and political processes and dynamics that will influence the ability of the African Union and EU to work together on issues of common concern in a spirit of partnership between equals. In addition, it identifies windows of opportunities to revamp the EU-Africa partnership in 2019. This paper examines some of those and looks ahead at what to expect in the coming year. We pay particular attention to converging and diverging interests, across member states, between the member states and their respective continental organisations – the EU and the African Union, and between the two continents themselves.

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The Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI)

03 Jan 2019
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2018/12 – Oxford Department of International Development (ODID); research paper; Author(s): Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (Ophi)

The Most Detailed Picture to Date of the World’s Poorest People presents the global MPI 2018, a newly revised index based on a short but powerful list of 10 deprivations. It now covers 105 countries in total, which are home to 77 per cent of the world’s population, or 5.7 billion people. Key findings are:

  • 1.3 billion people live in multidimensional poverty.
  • 83% of all multidimensionally poor people in the world live in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.
  • Two-thirds of all MPI poor people live in middle-income countries.
  • Half of the multidimensionally poor are children aged 0-17.
  • 85% of MPI poor people live in rural areas.
  • 46% of those who are multidimensionally poor live in severe poverty.
  • In 2015/16, more than 364 million people are still MPI poor in India.
  • In India, 271 million people moved out of poverty in ten years.
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More featured publications

Nigeria and South Africa: Shaping Prospects for the African Continental Free Trade Area
2019/02 – European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM); research paper; Author(s): Kesa Pharatlhatlhe; Philomena Apiko; Sean Woolfrey
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ECDPM
Migration: Solid Nations and Liquid Transnationalism? The EU's Struggle to Find a Shared Course on African Migration 1999-2019
2019/02 – German Development Institute, Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE); research paper; Author(s): Irene Schoefberger
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DIE
Corruption and Wildlife Crime: A Focus on Caviar Trade
2019/02 – Chr.Michelsen Institute (CMI); research paper; Author(s): Musing, L., L. Harris,
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CMI
Peace-Building and Business Elites in Guatemala and El Salvador: Explaining the Discursive ‘Institutional Turn’
2019/02 – Conflict, Security & Development; Author(s): Benedicte Bull; Mariel Aguilar-Støen
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Climate, Conflict and Forced Migration
2019/01 – School of International Development, University of East Anglia (DEV); Global Environmental Change Volume 54, January 2019, Pages 239-249; Author(s): Guy J. Abel et al
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Commoning Mobility: Towards a New Politics of Mobility Transitions (PDF)
2019/02 – Amsterdam Institute of Social Science Research (AISSR); research paper; Author(s): Anna Nicolaeva et al
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Civilian Resettlement Patterns in Civil War
2019/01 – Amsterdam Institute of Social Science Research (AISSR); Journal of Peace Research; Author(s): Abbey Steele
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AISSR
Regional Ocean Governance of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction: Lessons Learnt and Ways Forward
2019/02 – Institut du développement durable et des relations internationales (IDDRI); research paper; Author(s): Glen Wright aand Julien Rochette
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Cocaine on Wall Street, the War on Drugs, and Peace in Colombia
2019/02 – Transnational Institute (TNI); research paper; Author(s): Jorge Andrés Forero-González et al
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Energy Transition in Japan: From Consensus to Controversy
2019/02 – German Institute of Global and Area Studies (GIGA); GIGA Focus Asia Number 01; Author(s): Iris Wieczorek
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