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Die Geopolitik der Energiewende im Großraum Asien

Grundlagen, interne Dynamiken und Trendkartierung aus Sicht der Region

SWP-Aktuell 2024/A 70, 20.12.2024, 8 Pages

doi:10.18449/2024A70
- Ole Adolphsen
- Jule Könneke
A New Balance Of Power at the 29th World Climate Conference
- German
International Climate Politics after the US Elections

SWP Comment 2024/C 57, 19.12.2024, 6 Pages

doi:10.18449/2024C57
- Barbara Lippert
- Stefan Mair (eds.)
Neue Verhältnisse – schwierige Beziehungen

Europa – USA – »Globaler Süden«

SWP-Studie 2024/S 24, 17.12.2024, 53 Pages

doi:10.18449/2024S24
Die internationale Dimension europäischer Klimapolitik

Eine Strategie zur Verzahnung von interner und externer Dimension

SWP-Aktuell 2024/A 67, 17.12.2024, 8 Pages

doi:10.18449/2024A67
- Nadine Biehler
- David Kipp
Freiwilligkeit statt Zwang: Eine entwicklungsorientierte Rückkehrpolitik für Syrien

Nach dem Sturz des Assad-Regimes wird darüber diskutiert, ob eine Rückkehr der hier lebenden Syrer:innen unterstützt oder gar forciert werden sollte. Eine durchdachte Rückkehrpolitik könnte zur friedlichen Transformation und zum Wiederaufbau des Landes beitragen, meinen Nadine Biehler und David Kipp.

Kurz gesagt, 16.12.2024
- Jule Könneke
The EU-Brazil Partnership and the New Climate Geopolitics
- German
Strategically Reconciling Decarbonisation and Competition

SWP Comment 2024/C 56, 12.12.2024, 7 Pages

doi:10.18449/2024C56

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External publications

- Miranda Böttcher
- Kerryn Brent
The potential of the BBNJ clearing house mechanism to enhance knowledge pluralism in marine carbon dioxide removal assessment

in: Frontiers in Climate, Sec. Carbon Dioxide Removal, Volume 6 - 2024, 16.12.2024

doi:10.3389/fclim.2024.1497476
- Felix Schenuit
- Sonja Thielges
Carbon Management. A New Pathway for Transatlantic Cooperation?

in: Johns Hopkins University, American-German Institute, 09.12.2024
- Jule Könneke
Klimaschutz: Ergebnisse der COP29 in der Praxis

Interview mit Philip Banse und Ulf Buermeyer, in: Lage der Nation, Folge 409, 28.11.2024 (ab Minute 41)
- Sonja Thielges
Nach mir die Sintflut – Was bringt die Weltklimakonferenz?

Die 1,5-Grad-Grenze ist wohl schon überschritten. Und es könnte noch deutlich heißer werden auf der Erde. Darauf weisen aktuelle Zahlen von Klimaforschern hin. Trotzdem leugnet der künftige US-Präsident Trump den Klimawandel und die Klimabewegung verliert an Zulauf. In Baku in Aserbaidschan ringen derweil Vertreter aller Staaten der Welt um ein Klimaabkommen, das die Erderwärmung zumindest verlangsamen soll.

Diskussion von Claus Heinrich mit Niklas Höhne, Janina Schreiber und Sonja Thielges, in: SWR Kultur, 20.11.2024
- Jule Könneke
Was können wir von der COP29 erwarten?

Auf der COP29 in Baku, Aserbaidschan, wird über internationalen Klimaschutz und Finanzierungshilfen gesprochen. Mit welchen Ergebnissen können wir rechnen?

Interview von Ina Lebedjew, in: detektor.fm, Podcast »Mission Energiewende«, 19.11.2024
- Ole Adolphsen
Weltklimagipfel: Experte warnt vor dauerhaftem Ausstieg der USA

Vor dem Start des Weltklimagipfels warnt der Politikwissenschaftler Ole Adolphsen vor einem dauerhaften Ausstieg der USA aus den Verhandlungen.

Interview mit Moritz Elliesen, in: Evangelischer Pressedienst, 09.11.2024

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Cross-border migration is on the rise worldwide. Every year sees new record levels of forced displacement, and with the Covid-19 pandemic subsiding, the number of international migrants is also on the rise again. Migration presents significant challenges for many host countries, and German and European refugee and migration policies have already changed significantly as a result of the 2015/16 arrivals and the current displacement from Ukraine. Unlike seven years earlier, EU member states have responded to the arrival of Ukrainian refugees in a united and welcoming manner.
This research project investigates the debate around the reforms that the UN member states are negotiating for the High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) in 2019/2020; these reforms are expected to be implemented in 2021. The empirical research strives to identify options for reform and, on that basis, will inform recommendations for action.
Founded in 2012, the Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) connects scientists around the world to develop solutions for sustainable development. The SDSN Germany combines knowledge and capacity within Germany to promote sustainable development within the country as well as promoting the German commitment for sustainable development worldwide.
The Covid-19 pandemic was and continues to be an endurance test for global and European health governance. Health governance refers to all institutionalised forms of social and political coordination aimed at developing and implementing binding rules and non-binding standards on health issues, or providing collective health goods for the benefit of society.
The project analyses current developments and challenges in international climate cooperation as well as their implications, options and priorities for German and EU climate diplomacy

Strategic Refugee and Migration Policy

Cross-border migration is on the rise worldwide. Every year sees new record levels of forced displacement, and with the Covid-19 pandemic subsiding, the number of international migrants is also on the rise again. Migration presents significant challenges for many host countries, and German and European refugee and migration policies have already changed significantly as a result of the 2015/16 arrivals and the current displacement from Ukraine. Unlike seven years earlier, EU member states have responded to the arrival of Ukrainian refugees in a united and welcoming manner.
High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) / (2019-2021)

This research project investigates the debate around the reforms that the UN member states are negotiating for the High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) in 2019/2020; these reforms are expected to be implemented in 2021. The empirical research strives to identify options for reform and, on that basis, will inform recommendations for action.
Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN Germany)

Founded in 2012, the Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) connects scientists around the world to develop solutions for sustainable development. The SDSN Germany combines knowledge and capacity within Germany to promote sustainable development within the country as well as promoting the German commitment for sustainable development worldwide.
Health governance in crisis

The Covid-19 pandemic was and continues to be an endurance test for global and European health governance. Health governance refers to all institutionalised forms of social and political coordination aimed at developing and implementing binding rules and non-binding standards on health issues, or providing collective health goods for the benefit of society.
German climate diplomacy in the context of the European Green Deal

The project analyses current developments and challenges in international climate cooperation as well as their implications, options and priorities for German and EU climate diplomacy

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