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Beyond the consortium partners, ENSURED is connected to a wealth of experts who bring their content knowledge and experience to the different focus areas. Their input and know-how make our work stronger and allow us to see our research from new perspectives. In addition to research input, some of them also provide commentary as part of ENSURED’s expert blog.
Laura von Allwörden
Laura von Allwörden
Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel, Germany
climate and sustainability
energy
contestation
Urvashi Aneja
Urvashi Aneja
Digital Futures Lab, India
digitalisation
artificial intelligence
technology transitions
Max-Otto Baumann
Max-Otto Baumann
German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS)
Andrea Binder
Andrea Binder
Free University Berlin, Germany
global finance and monetary relations
humanitarian politics
Clara Brandi
Clara Brandi
German Institute of Development and Sustainability/University of Bonn, Germany
climate and sustainability
trade and environment
World Trade Organization
Raoul Bunskoek
Raoul Bunskoek
Clingendael Institute, The Netherlands
China’s foreign policy
political economy
Eugene Chen
Eugene Chen
New York University’s Center on International Cooperation, United States
EU foreign policy
peacebuilding
peace & security
Aude Darnal
Aude Darnal
Stimson Center, United States
Global South perspectives
peacebuilding
Maria J. Debre
Maria J. Debre
Zeppelin University, Germany
authoritarian regimes
research methods
Lisa Dellmuth
Lisa Dellmuth
Stockholm University, Sweden
climate and sustainability
legitimacy
public opinion
Steffen Eckhard
Steffen Eckhard
Zeppelin University, Germany
bureaucracies
crisis management
Manfred Elsig
Manfred Elsig
University of Bern, Switzerland
trade and inequality
US-EU relations
European trade policy
Deborah Barros Leal Farias
Deborah Barros Leal Farias
University of New South Wales, Australia
developing countries
populism
Erica Gaston
Erica Gaston
United Nations University Centre for Policy Research (UNU-CPR)
migration and human rights
conflict Resolution and peacebuilding
international law
Farsan Ghassim
Farsan Ghassim
University of Oxford, United Kingdom
global governance
survey methods
Nina Hall
Nina Hall
Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Italy
digitalisation
climate and sustainability
transnational advocacy
Tine Hanrieder
Tine Hanrieder
London School of Economics, United Kingdom
health and pandemics
medical education
institutions
Gisela Hirschmann
Gisela Hirschmann
Leiden University, The Netherlands
legitimacy
peacekeeping
Adam Kamradt-Scott
Adam Kamradt-Scott
Harvard University, United States
health and pandemics
health security
Stephan Klingebiel
Stephan Klingebiel
German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS)
Kholofelo Kugler
Kholofelo Kugler
Advisory Centre on WTO Law, Switzerland
trade and inequality
international trade law
artificial intelligence
Rafael Mesquita de Souza Lima
Rafael Mesquita de Souza Lima
Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil
United Nations
quantitative methods
Michael Manulak
Michael Manulak
Carleton University, Canada
global environmental politics
non-proliferation
Linda Monsees
Linda Monsees
Institute of International Relations Prague, Czech Republic
digitalisation
emerging technologies
digital security and surveillance
Maddalena Neglia
Maddalena Neglia
International Federation for Human Rights, France
migration and human rights
multinational corporations
environment
Dennis Redeker
Dennis Redeker
University of Bremen, Germany
digitalisation
internet governance
artificial intelligence
Thomas Rixen
Thomas Rixen
Free University Berlin, Germany
globalisation
financial regulation
Vinicius G. Rodrigues Vieira
Vinicius G. Rodrigues Vieira
Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado (FAAP), Brazil
emerging powers
political economy
Charles Roger
Charles Roger
Institut Barcelona d'Estudis Internacionals, Spain
climate and sustainability
trade and inequality
formal and informal institutions
global finance
Leonard Schuette
Leonard Schuette
Munich Security Conference, Germany
security and defence
leadership
Aniekan Ukpe
Aniekan Ukpe
Lex Mercatoria Solicitors, Nigeria
trade and inequality
international trade law
trade capacity building
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"Words Like Threat, Emergency, or War": Securitising Global Health
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"COP29 Was a Mixed Bag": Highs and Lows of the 2024 UN Climate Change Conference
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“Lower Costs, High Flexibility, and Secrecy”: The Strategic Game of Informal Governance
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BRICS in Transition: From the Kazan Summit to Brazil’s 2025 Presidency
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"Like a Catalyst for Pre-Existing Inequalities": Global Governance and Offshore Finance
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Trump 2.0: Trigger Points for Europe?
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“Recommit to Multilateralism”: What to Expect from the Summit of the Future
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"Consequences Beyond the West": Special Rights and the Future of Multilateralism
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"Lack of Coverage Makes IOs Vulnerable": International Organisations and Media Visibility in the West
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Navigating Uncertainty: What to Expect from the 2024 NATO Summit
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“International Institutions Are Surprisingly Robust”: The Case for Sticking with Multilateralism
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Charting a New Course? What’s at Stake in the 2024 EU Elections
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On Identity Capital, Markets, and the Rise of Populism
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“The West Should Not Be the Sole Leader in This Endeavour”: Global South Perspectives on Reforming Multilateralism
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“Health Is at the Heart of Social Justice”: Priorities for Global Health Governance
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“A Rather Sober Experience”: Insights from the WTO's 13th Ministerial Conference
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From the Coordinators: The ENSURED Vision
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The G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro: Brazil’s Agenda and What It Means for the EU
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BRICS and Multilateralism: Four Dynamics to Watch at the Kazan Summit
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After the UN Summit of the Future: Lessons for Enhancing Civil Society Participation in Global Governance
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Civil Society Perspectives on Global Governance Reform
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EU Support for Robust, Effective, and Democratic Global Governance: A Conceptual Framework
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Relic of the Past or Catalyst for Change? The G7 and the Future of Global Governance
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Can International Institutions Still Deliver? Patterns and Sources of Effectiveness and Democracy in Global Governance
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Fork or Bump in the Road? The Crisis of the Rules-Based Global Order and the Robustness of International Institutions
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EU Support for International Institutions: On the Rise or in Decline?
This project receives funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme.
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