Research Monitor:
EADI Publications:Research Monitor
Publication Database for Development Research
Confine this search:
You can combine up to 2 search filters.
Filtering for resources (remove)
Filtering for Europe (remove)
163 Results Found · Page 1 of 17 · Next Page
The EU Conflict Minerals Regulation – A Trial Run for Responsible Sourcing in the Raw Materials Sector?
2021/03 – Austrian Research Foundation for International Development (ÖFSE); research paper; Author(s): Karin Küblböck
Details for “The EU Conflict Minerals Regulation – A Trial Run for Responsible Sourcing in the Raw Materials Sector?”
ÖFSE
Details for “The EU Conflict Minerals Regulation – A Trial Run for Responsible Sourcing in the Raw Materials Sector?”
ÖFSE
No Green Future Without China: Greenland's Minerals to Consolidate China's Rare Earth Dominance?
2021/03 – Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS); DIIS Policy Brief February 2021; Author(s): Per Kalvig & Hans Lucht
Details for “No Green Future Without China: Greenland's Minerals to Consolidate China's Rare Earth Dominance? ”
Details for “No Green Future Without China: Greenland's Minerals to Consolidate China's Rare Earth Dominance? ”
When the Wolf Guards the Sheep: Confronting the Industrial Machine Through Green Extractivism in Germany and Mexico
2021/02 – Centre for Development and the Environment, University of Oslo (SUM); CGPE Working Paper No. 21; Author(s): Alexander Dunlap, Andrea Brock
Details for “When the Wolf Guards the Sheep: Confronting the Industrial Machine Through Green Extractivism in Germany and Mexico”
Details for “When the Wolf Guards the Sheep: Confronting the Industrial Machine Through Green Extractivism in Germany and Mexico”
Greenland’s Minerals to Consolidate China’s Rare Earth Dominance?: No Green Future Without China
2021/02 – Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS); Policy Brief; Author(s): Per Kalvig, Hans Lucht
Details for “Greenland’s Minerals to Consolidate China’s Rare Earth Dominance?: No Green Future Without China”
Details for “Greenland’s Minerals to Consolidate China’s Rare Earth Dominance?: No Green Future Without China”
Roots of Resilience Land Policy for an Agroecological Transition in Europe
2021/02 – Transnational Institute (TNI); research paper; Author(s): Nyéléni Europe, Central Asia Platform for Food Sovereignty,
Details for “Roots of Resilience Land Policy for an Agroecological Transition in Europe”
Details for “Roots of Resilience Land Policy for an Agroecological Transition in Europe”
Food Poverty and Urban Struggles During COVID-19: The Social Reproduction of Unequal London and the False Narrative About the ‘Pandemic-Led Crisis’
2021/01 – Development Policy and Practice, the Open University (DPP); research paper; Author(s): Lorena Lombardozzi, Jeanette Copperman, Carolyn I.Auma
Details for “Food Poverty and Urban Struggles During COVID-19: The Social Reproduction of Unequal London and the False Narrative About the ‘Pandemic-Led Crisis’”
Details for “Food Poverty and Urban Struggles During COVID-19: The Social Reproduction of Unequal London and the False Narrative About the ‘Pandemic-Led Crisis’”
‘A Low and Watery Place’: A Case Study of Flood History and Sustainable Community Engagement in Flood Risk Management in the County of Berkshire, England
2021/01 – Amsterdam Institute of Social Science Research (AISSR); Intenational Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction; Author(s): Kseniia Puzyreva, Daniel H. de Vries
Details for “‘A Low and Watery Place’: A Case Study of Flood History and Sustainable Community Engagement in Flood Risk Management in the County of Berkshire, England”
AISSR
Details for “‘A Low and Watery Place’: A Case Study of Flood History and Sustainable Community Engagement in Flood Risk Management in the County of Berkshire, England”
AISSR
Bureaucratic Land Grabbing for Infrastructural Colonization: Renewable Energy, L’Amassada, and Resistance in Southern France
2020/04 – Centre for Development and the Environment, University of Oslo (SUM); Human Geography; Author(s): Alexander Dunlap
Details for “Bureaucratic Land Grabbing for Infrastructural Colonization: Renewable Energy, L’Amassada, and Resistance in Southern France”
Details for “Bureaucratic Land Grabbing for Infrastructural Colonization: Renewable Energy, L’Amassada, and Resistance in Southern France”
Overcoming Coordination Gaps Between Water, Energy and Agriculture: Future Paths to Water Protection in Weser-Ems
2020/12 – German Development Institute, Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE); briefing paper; Author(s): Franziska Meergans et al.
Details for “Overcoming Coordination Gaps Between Water, Energy and Agriculture: Future Paths to Water Protection in Weser-Ems”
DIE
Details for “Overcoming Coordination Gaps Between Water, Energy and Agriculture: Future Paths to Water Protection in Weser-Ems”
DIE
(Mis-)Matching Framing Foci: Understanding Policy Consensus Among Coastal Management Frames
2020/08 – Department of Governance and Technology for Sustainability, University of Twente (CSTM); Ocean and Coastal Management; Author(s): Ewert J. Aukes; Kris R. D. Lulofs; Hans T. A. Bressers
Details for “(Mis-)Matching Framing Foci: Understanding Policy Consensus Among Coastal Management Frames”
CSTM
Details for “(Mis-)Matching Framing Foci: Understanding Policy Consensus Among Coastal Management Frames”
CSTM
Page 1 of 17 · Next Page