- University of St. Gallen
- 2014
- Oliver Westerwinter
What are the factors that lead states and transnational actors to choose between formal intergovernmental organisations, informal intergovernmental organisations and transnational governance networks to structure their interactions and govern global problems?
- University of Geneva
- 2012
- Simon Hug
What are the recent trends of non-core multilateral aid ? To what extent do they threaten aid effectiveness through an increased fragmentation and proliferation of funds ?
- University of Geneva
- 2011
- Jaya Krishnakumar
To what extent can globalized economies offer increased opportunities to their populations in different socio-economic domains?
- University of Bern
- 2012
- Vally Koubi
What are the generalised, large scale factors of the environment-migration relationship and to what extent is it conditional on various individual, socio-economic, and political factors?
- The Graduate Institute
- 2013
- Susanna Campbell
Do donors respond to the ebbs and flows of a peace process or is their behavior motivated by other factors that are exogenous to events within the conflict-torn country?
- University of Neuchâtel
- 2017
- Carolin Fischer
What are the experiences of recently arrived Afghans in Europe and how is the understanding of home, belonging and the ‘self ‘shaped by gender? How does this understanding affect their capacity and willingness to engage with development in Afghanistan?
- University of Zurich
- 2008
- Andreas Georg Scherer
What are the corporate citizenship approaches of Swiss medium sized enterprises and large multinational corporations in their participation to the UN Global Compact?
- Zurich University of Applied Sciences ZHAW
- 2017
- Chahan Yeretzian
How can livelihoods of smallholder coffee farmers in Colombia and Bolivia be improved through the scaling-up to high-quality coffee products?
What are the specific needs of users, especially women, with regard to water, sanitation and hygiene service provisions in public health facilities in India and Uganda?
- University of Basel
- 2018
- Bilgin Ayata
What can the EU’s Hotspot approach to migration tell us about the impact of infrastructure on migration management?
- The Graduate Institute
- 2016
- David Shaw
What are the legal obligations to protect and assist persons with disabilities during conflict and what are the policies and practices required to put these obligations into effect?
- University of Geneva
- 2011
- Frédéric Giraut
How can a geographical information system methodology contribute to address the governance of natural resources in terms of conservation and development?
- The Graduate Institute
- 2017
- Aditya Bharadwaj
What are the challenges of infertility in terms of public health concerns and social marginalisation in resource-poor settings in Nepal and India?
- University of Zurich
- 2018
- Markus Christen
What ethical challenges exist for the use of drones in humanitarian work?
- University of Lausanne
- 2023
- Julia Steinberger
What are the regulatory frameworks for goods, labor, and financial markets that can create an economy that operates within planetary limits and principles of social equity?
- University of Geneva
- 2017
- Marco Giugni
How can the Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) effectively contribute to the integration of those left-behind by the declining social aid and create solidarity for these vulnerable groups?
- University of St. Gallen
- 2015
- Michael M. Bechtel
Which types of intertemporal cost distributions are likely to find majority support in industrialised emitter countries?
- Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute
- 2021
- Pie Müller
What is the Aedes ecology and, related to it, people’s knowledge, attitudes, behaviour and practice?
- The Graduate Institute
- 2015
- Ilona Kickbusch
To what extent does the concept of gridlock apply to the global health governance and account for its deficiencies? What is the potential for reform?
- Zurich University of Applied Sciences ZHAW
- 2018
- Regina Betz
How can we design effective regulation for carbon markets worldwide?
- University of Geneva
- 2017
- Marlyne Sahakian
How do green public spaces meet the human needs and contribute to the societal wellbeing in urban settings and according to cultural context and across social groups?
- The Graduate Institute
- 2013
- Liliana Andonova
What are the most important barriers to low-cost green technology diffusion across developing countries?
- University of Geneva
- 2013
- Marcelo Olarreaga
To what extent does the promotion of intra-regional trade help reduce conflicts in the Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa and South America?
- The Graduate Institute
- 2022
- Matias López
Can violent conflict caused by inequality motivate those in power to reduce income and asset disparities?
- University of Basel
- 2022
- Sibel Gürler
How are power-sharing agreements adopted and what implementation challenges impede their functioning?
- University of Zurich
- 2009
- Katharina Michaelowa
How can developing countries compensate for their limited power resources by deploying successful strategies in the context of climate change compensation negotiations?
- Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute
- 2022
- Manuel Hetzel
Can going beyond disease transmission factors improve the success of malaria interventions?
- The Graduate Institute
- 2023
- Erica Harper
What are the elements of the emerging legal architecture concerning neurotechnology and human rights?
- University of Lausanne
- 2014
- Joost Pauwelyn
To what extent do institutional reforms and participation mechanism increase the external stakeholder input in formal and informal governance arrangements?
- University of Lausanne
- 2019
- René Véron
What are the barriers and opportunities for compost-based urban farming and gardening in Dschang, Cameroon and Lausanne, Switzerland?
