Global Public Policy Institute (GPPi), Berlin | Improving global governance through research, policy advice & debate. Archives: @49security & @PeaceLabBlog.
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What does life under Russian occupation look like?
I collected stories of Ukrainians who lived through occupation in 2022-23 to understand Russia's occupation practice and its human cost. Taken together, these individual experiences show a grim reality👇
gppi.net/2024/07/30/life-und…
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Hard to imagine daily life at @GPPi without the one and only Katharina Nachbar. But this is what we need to start preparing for.
@GPPi looks for new Communicator-in-Chief based in our Berlin office as of 1 Jan (or earlier).
Please spread the word.
gppi.net/about/jobs-internsh…
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The lost honor of Gerhard Schröder.
It's not just Kremlin connection. Same fatal interplay of ego, ideology & profit turned Schröder into an apologist of 🇨🇳party-state. One of many in 🇩🇪elite.
My congratulations on Schröder's 80th.
@a_publica @el_pais.
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The 1st step toward better global governance: a pretty website?
Probably not. But big news: the ENSURED web hub is now live! 🎉
The website will house our research, policy briefs, blogs & events.
Already, there's a lot of exciting updates...
👉 ensuredeurope.eu/
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📽️ For global institutions to make better decisions, civil society needs a seat at the table, says ENSURED's Inés Pousadela (@CIVICUSalliance).
How can global governance do better at including civil society voices?
Some ideas 👇
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📢 30 years after the atrocities, the study "German Foreign Policy and the Rwandan Genocide" is now available in 🇬🇧. @sarahbrockmeier & @antonpeez took a look at the archival records of the Foreign Ministry in 2021. Thanks to @GPPi for the cooperation. boell.de/en/2021/03/29/akten…
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“No amount of sophistication is going to allay the fact that all of your knowledge is about the past and all of your decisions are about the future.”(Ian Wilson)
@GPPi's new strategic #foresight portfolio is now live:
gppi.net/issue-area/strategi…
30 years after the Rwandan genocide, questions about 🇩🇪’s decisions at the time remain.
In a newly translated study, GPPi fellow @sarahbrockmeier & @antonpeez draw on archival files to shed light on German policy in 1993/4 – and offer lessons for today.
gppi.net/2024/03/15/german-f…
The research for this study was generously funded by @BoellStiftung.
For more insights on the topic – including from @antonpeez – join us next Monday for an online event (in German).
🗓️ March 18, 18:30 CET
📍 online (and via livestream)
Register here: calendar.boell.de/de/event/l…
When 🇷🇺’s war against 🇺🇦 eventually comes to an end, there will need to be a new order for peace in the region.
@ja_friedrich and other experts will discuss how that could look at this @Kelly_Stiftung event.
📆 March 20, 18:30 CET
📍 Online
Register 👇 petrakellystiftung.de/de/afa…
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📽️ Good migration policy means moving beyond short-term crisis responses & toward sustainable co-development, says ENSURED's @Lilian_TS (@MaastrichtU).
In ENSURED, we'll examine the state-of-play in 🌍 migration & human rights governance and offer action points for the future.
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📅 🌍 Don't miss our panel on strategic early warning and foresight in global security with @bressansar, @MurcianoGil, @MarieWgn & @wucherpfennig_j!
🕒 Wed, 13.03.2024 | 6-7:30pm | On-Site
Register now! ⬇️
hertie-school.org/en/events/…
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Why much of the German elite reaction to the one-sided focus of Berlinale speakers on Palestinian suffering was overblown & counterproductive (to put it mildly).
A few points for @alexmarshall81 @nytimes
nytimes.com/2024/02/27/movie…
🗞️📨 Our latest newsletter just dropped!
In this issue:
✅a review of Afghanistan reviews;
✅what Berlin can learn from Ukrainians;
✅debating the future of humanitarianism;
✅two new Horizon Europe projects;
✅everything else we’ve been up to recently.
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Enjoyed comparing attempts to improve shared working in the UK and Germany.
In both cases: if political leaders decide that the only way to succeed is jointly and they agree that success really matters then joint working is successful. If not, it’s not.
For our blog this week @Abigail_Watson7 and @PhilippRotmann from @GPPi have compared the pursuit of joint working in the UK and Germany.
Read below👇👇
reform.uk/comment/the-pursui…
For anyone in Prague (or online!) keen to learn about global governance, its challenges and the @ensured_eu consortium. 👇
What are the key challenges to 🌍 governance? Where do great powers play a role? And how can we rethink int'l cooperation?
On March 5, join us for a roundtable with @CharlesUniPRG to find out!
🗣️: @claraweinhardt, @Dr_Faude, @parizek_m & @t_sommerer.
👉 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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For our blog this week @Abigail_Watson7 and @PhilippRotmann from @GPPi have compared the pursuit of joint working in the UK and Germany.
Read below👇👇
reform.uk/comment/the-pursui…
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New project @REUNIR_Horizon @GPPi:
Anticipating authoritarian foreign influencing in Eastern and South-Eastern Europe and making EU foreign policy fit to respond. #forecasting #foresight #enlargement #neighborhood
gppi.net/project/reunir
What if the US really abandons Ukraine – and Europe along with it?
Countries like 🇵🇱 and the Baltic states have ramped up their military spending, but @thorstenbenner tells @WSJ that unless 🇫🇷 and 🇩🇪 follow suit, fear will continue to spread.
wsj.com/world/will-the-u-s-a…
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Exciting 2 days in Brussels kicking off @REUNIR_Horizon on making #EU's enlargement&eastern neighborhood policies fit for purpose in context of Russian & other threats.
Public discussion focuses on most urgent question: how to keep momentum for enlargement in a world in turmoil?
🗓️We sum up the 1st day of #REUNIR kick-off events with this team picture full of new ideas and key takeaways for our working packages! Stay with us & don't miss out interesting points from tomorrow's event: “Staying the course towards EU enlargement in a contested neighborhood”
