Under this topic, research is directed towards the following questions: How can the international community reconnect and reboot global inclusive development (GID), through both existing and new international, national, regional, and sub-regional institutions? Which policy ideas might help reduce inequality and generate shared prosperity? How can civil society players cooperate with state institutions and markets?
Latest Related Research
Chinese investment in Africa: New model for economic development or business as usual?
As China’s trade relations with other world powers continue to attract attention, African leaders have gathered in Beijing for the third summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC)....
Macroeconomic policies for inclusive growth in Southern countries
The idea of this project is to analyse what kind of macroeconomic policy is most conducive to growth in developing countries and to investigate whether particular fiscal, monetary, and...
Experts on topic
RESEARCH PROJECTS ON TOPIC
Democratic capitalism and its discontents
Fifteen world-renowned scholars gathered at Berlin’s Dialogue of Civilizations Research Institute (DOC) to discuss problems...
BRICS: An alternative platform for multilateralism?
Since 1 January 2018, South Africa has held the BRICS presidency, during which over 15...
US strategy and the business environment in Iran
The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) was signed in Oct 2015 between Iran and...
The Turkish elections and the Kurdish issue
On 24 June 2018, snap presidential and parliamentary elections were held in Turkey. Only one...
Germany, quo vadis?
With the German national soccer team falling out of the World Cup’s first round, a...
After the US-North Korea summit: Not all quiet on the nuclear front
While the agreement that Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un reached in Singapore de-escalated the situation...
Macroeconomic policies for inclusive growth in Southern countries
The idea of this project is to analyse what kind of macroeconomic policy is most...
US strategy and the business environment in Iran
The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) was signed in Oct 2015 between Iran and...
Measuring the progress of societies: Alternatives to GDP
During the 1990s under the Washington Consensus, ways of measuring different dimensions of society began...
New developmentalism: Macroeconomics for developing countries
After developing remarkably over the course of the 20th Century, the Brazilian economy stagnated in...
The Turkish elections and the Kurdish issue
On 24 June 2018, snap presidential and parliamentary elections were held in Turkey. Only one...
Is a solution for managing migration finally here?
Migration has become a hallmark of the 21st century. It is a topic that, according...
Austria and the EU Council presidency
Those who watched the annual New Year’s Day concert at the Wiener Musikverein saw the...
Civil society and public institutions in international multi-stakeholder cooperation
The Transatlantic Business Council, the cities of Tokyo, Sao Paulo, and New York, Mafia organization,...
On the power of improvisation
Hegemony is a form of domination, whether by consent or by force and whether by...
Unravelling power and hegemony: Towards a differentiated approach
Both power and hegemony are often defined one-sidedly in terms of a particular theoretical approach....
The EU and hegemony: The new medievalism revisited
The European Union represents one of the most articulated and ambitious attempts to construct an...
How do you manage a global world without strong universal ideas?
The world is now facing a set of new realities that have emerged for the...
Hegemony: A conceptual and theoretical analysis
This paper provides a conceptual and theoretical analysis of the concept of hegemony in the...
Making and breaking social capital: The paradox of China’s social credit system
The Chinese government is engaged in a major mass-surveillance initiative, to become fully operational by...
How will universal basic income change our lives?
The concept of a universal basic income (UBI) is becoming increasingly popular in discussions about...
Pensions: Risking the twentieth century’s biggest social gain
The global financial crisis and its aftermath in the past decade have resulted in inadequate...
Technological innovation: The challenges for labour
Amazon’s postal delivery drones. Google’s self-driving cars. Artificial intelligence. Today, the rapid advancement of computer...
Towards an inclusive world: Reformulating public policies
The opportunity to redesign the foundations of social systems rarely arises. The zeitgeist does not...
Chinese investment in Africa: New model for economic development or business as usual?
As China’s trade relations with other world powers continue to attract attention, African leaders have...
A new strategy for Afghanistan
Efforts to transform overnight insecure and destitute societies into liberal democracies with free-market economies, predominant...
Making Sustainability Work Through Business Transformation
A recent study found India’s economic growth to be at over seven percent, largely led by businesses...
Sustainability in the Twenty-First Century: Localising Global Goals
There is now an increasing focus on issues of sustainability by businesses operating in India....
