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Commentary 28 Sep 2020
New EU Asylum Rules: Even the Bare Minimum Will Require Radical Politics
There is no denying that the EU’s new “pact” on migration and asylum is a watered-down compromise that does nothing to advance the European Union’s desire for freedom, security and justice. But in the current political climate, we need to also think about a bare minimum that could make reform worth the effort, and the political action needed for it to pass.… -
Working paper 22 Sep 2020
An Agenda for Expanding Forecast-Based Action to Situations of Conflict
By Marie Wagner, Catalina JaimeForecast-based humanitarian action enables actors to start their work before a predicted disaster strikes. To save even more lives, anticipatory actions could be expanded to conflict situations.… -
Commentary 18 Sep 2020
Europe and China’s ‘Virtual Summit’
The EU-China Summit was a key event for the China rethink happening across Europe. Here’s why 2020 will go down in history as the year the EU shed illusions about a "comprehensive strategic partnership" with Beijing.… -
Book 17 Sep 2020
‘Protection’ in European Union Asylum Law
Asylum law is ripe with caveats that allow authorities to reject asylum applications due to ‘protection’ received in the home country or another location. But what does ‘protection’ mean? And when is it strong enough to make denying an application lawful?… -
Journal article 02 Sep 2020
Four Galore? The Overlap Between Mary Douglas’s Grid-Group Typology and Other Highly Cited Social Science Classifications
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Podcast 01 Sep 2020
Cities and COVID-19: How the Pandemic Affects Urban Spaces
With their high population density and historical inequalities, cities are among the places hit hardest by COVID-19. How will urban spaces change post-pandemic and what lessons can leaders learn from the crisis?… -
Study 01 Sep 2020
Academic Freedom in Brazil
By Conrado Hübner Mendes, Adriane Sanctis de Brito, Bruna Angotti, Fernando Romani Sales, Luciana Silva Reis, Natalia Pires de VasconcelosFreedom of expression, freedom of thought and university autonomy are all rights protected by the constitution in Brazil. But a closer look at the state of academic freedom in the country reveals that these constitutional rights are under threat.… -
Project 27 Aug 2020
Reintegrating Veterans and Fostering Social Cohesion in Ukraine
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Podcast 24 Aug 2020
Balancing Acts: Transitions from Peacekeeping to Peacebuilding
For countries emerging from violent conflict, peacekeeping transitions often represent critical junctures in the peace process – but they are also notoriously difficult. In this podcast, we zoom out on some of the biggest questions around transitions.… -
Study 20 Aug 2020
A European Approach to the Indo-Pacific?
By Garima MohanGiven Europe’s varied interests in the region, it would be short-sighted to watch the Indo-Pacific debate unfold from the sidelines. It is high time for Europe to formulate a comprehensive strategy for engaging with the region.… -
Commentary 09 Aug 2020
Von Deutschland lernen?
Die Bundesregierung unterstützt Sicherheitskräfte von Entwicklungsländern, vor allem im Nahen Osten und in Afrika. Doch die Programme haben einen entscheidenden Mangel.… -
Commentary 13 Jul 2020
Können Schutzzonen Leben retten?
Beim Völkermord in Srebrenica vor 25 Jahren ist das Konzept der Schutzzone gescheitert – doch andernorts hat es sich davor und danach bewährt. Welche rechtlichen und tatsächlichen Gegebenheiten machen den Unterschied?… -
Article 13 Jul 2020
Welcome to the Grey Zone: Future War and Peace
By Sarah Bressan, Mari-Liis SulgWhat could the future of war and peace look like? Which trends in warfare and threats to peace will shape (in)security in Europe and its neighborhood? And what are the key issues at stake in creating a peaceful world?… -
Project 07 Jul 2020
PrEval: Improving Violent Extremism Prevention Through Evaluation
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Report 01 Jul 2020
Ghosts of the Past: Lessons from Local Force Mobilization in Afghanistan and Prospects for the Future
Since 2001, the Afghan state and its international partners have mobilized a range of local forces to fill security gaps and confront insurgent threats. What has been the record of these efforts? And how may they impact future dynamics in Afghanistan?… -
Podcast 29 Jun 2020
More than a Virtue: Strategic Empathy for Smarter Policy During COVID-19 and Beyond
What is strategic empathy and how it can help bring about change in times of crisis?… -
Project 12 Jun 2020
Evaluation of the Roadmap 2024 for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons in the Western Balkans
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Podcast 09 Jun 2020
Humor Over Rumor: Combating Disinformation Around COVID-19 in Taiwan
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Study 06 Jun 2020
New Expectations: Generation Z and Changing Attitudes on German Foreign Policy
New data shows: fewer German voters favor restraint in foreign policy than ever before. In particular, younger Germans expect their country to take on "more international responsibility." What does this mean for German foreign policy?… -
Study 06 Jun 2020
Neue Erwartungen: Generation Z und der Einstellungswandel zur Außenpolitik
In der deutschen Wahlbevölkerung steigt der Wunsch nach einem stärkeren Engagement Deutschlands in der Lösung von Konflikten. Vor allem die sogenannte „Generation Z“ erwartet deutlich häufiger als andere Altersgruppen, dass ihr Land international Verantwortung übernimmt. Was bedeutet das für die deutsche Außenpolitik?…