Global Perspectives on Responsible Economic Statecraft

This paper aims to contribute to the efforts to improve methodologies to find strategies to jointly pursue the Paris climate target and other SDGs. It suggests a means of further expanding the societal perspectives in scenarios modelling through a model of Deep Institutional Innovation for Sustainability and Human Development.

This paper seeks to inform the incoming EU leadership and member state capitals about the EU’s role in a changing world, main internal and external influences, as well as the prospects and expected challenges in the new legislative period. It focuses the new EU leadership in development policy.

ZEIT WISSEN KONGRESS 2025, silent green Kulturquartier, Gerichtstraße 35, 13347, Berlin PD Dr. Dr. Ariel Macaspac Hernandez (Speaker), Dr. Kira Vinke (Speaker), Dr. Maria Mast (Speaker)

Klimagerechtigkeit braucht mehr als Technik: In seinem Vortrag zeigt Ariel Hernandez, warum Fürsorge, Erinnerung und lokale Wissensformen zentral für Klimapolitik im Globalen Süden sind – und wie das Konzept des homo curans neue Perspektiven für globale Transformation eröffnet.

Four years after the military coup in Myanmar, the EU needs to rethink its strategy and increase support for those fighting the junta. A stronger resistance is the only thing that will bring the military to the negotiating table and thus increase the chances of putting an end to the conflict.

Despite progress in some countries and issue areas, increasing pressure on governments is set to continue in 2025. Democratic prospects are mixed; security challenges persist. Regional integration stands at a crossroads as German and EU Africa policy navigates competition with China and others.

Mapping AidData's Global Chinese Development Finance Dataset, Version 3.0. A data visualization series by Eduardo Valencia, edited by Julia Kramer, Nora Kürzdörfer, and Ariel Macaspac Hernandez as part of T4T.

Communism only lasted until the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the end of history was not far off either. Are we running out of ideas for the future? No. But in order to create positive images of future coexistence, we must learn to look ahead more courageously. Risks and side effects included. The essay has been awarded the 2024 Sylke Tempel Essay Prize.

A data visualization series by Eduardo Valencia, edited by Julia Kramer and Nora Kürzdörfer as part of T4T.

This paper aims to contribute to the efforts to improve methodologies to find strategies to jointly pursue the Paris climate target and other SDGs. It suggests a means of further expanding the societal perspectives in scenarios modelling through a model of Deep Institutional Innovation for Sustainability and Human Development.

This paper seeks to inform the incoming EU leadership and member state capitals about the EU’s role in a changing world, main internal and external influences, as well as the prospects and expected challenges in the new legislative period. It focuses the new EU leadership in development policy.