DIIS Working Papers

DIIS Working Papers are 'process papers', i.e. in principle, material that has not found its final form: draft articles, book chapters, conference presentations and other material under discussion, typically for actual publication externally.

Latest Working Papers

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The need for a ‘peace continuum’ approach to climate security
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Gender-responsive development
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Will Africa be part of the ‘golden decade’ of sustainable finance? Insights from GSSS bonds
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Tropical rainforests and global warming

Other Working Papers

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2023

Development co-operation between Scylla and Charybdis

The management of foreign aid is caught between donor interests and the ambition to respond to development problems
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2023

Most green funds do not have a sustainability impact

The transmission mechanisms of shareholder engagement and capital allocation are not used effectively by ESG funds
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2023

Inclusion and exclusion in Somali drought emergency assistance

Familiarity with aid recipients strengthens impartiality. A lesson learned for humanitarian engagement
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2023

Climate change adaptation relevance of Tanzania’s national budget

Analysis of the level of devolution
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2023

The political economy of energy production in post-independence Tanzania

Resistance towards private companies has delayed a transition to cleaner energy in the country
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2022

Devolution of donor funded climate change adaptation finance

Analysis of the nature of international adaptation finance received in Kenya and Tanzania, with emphasis on devolved projects
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2022

Mapping climate adaptation finance in Kenya's devolved governance system: a case of Makueni County

A look into the figures from Kenya’s national strategies to it’s model county
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2022

Distance in security force assistance

The case of NATO Mission Iraq
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2022

Democracy: money versus votes in Africa

Election campaigns in Tanzania and Uganda are very expensive. They give campaign funders opportunities to buy influence
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2022

The responsibility to protect remains a challenge

The plight of the Afghan interpreters
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2022

Characterisation of Danish agricultural investments in Tanzania and Uganda

Key characteristics of each case including the factors that motivate them and the processes through which they seek to achieve their intended development outcomes
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2022

Does China control Arctic mineral raw materials

But we need to understand both how China prioritises minerals differently from the West, and how 'control' comes not from mine ownership
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2022

Belarus 2022: the "Bridge" or the "Corpse" on the Road between Russia and Europe
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2022

Competing perceptions of the world

New paper on frameworks for the study of worldviews
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2022

What is worldview?

New paper on the conceptual thinking

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