MEIG Highlights
With the MEIG Highlights you are informed about a broad range of currently discussed governance topics. Enjoy the reading!
Highlight 17/2023 – Institutionalizing peacebuilding
Basmala Mohammedahmed, 2 June 2023 Peacebuilding is a core part of the United Nations Charter. It has been addressed in […]
Read moreHighlight 16/2023 – EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
Iba’a Hamida, 22 May 2023 As part of the “Fit for 55 in 2030 package”, the European Union’s plan is to […]
Read moreHighlight 15/2023 – Economic impact of Climate Change and how to mitigate and adapt to them
Alex Guerrero, 5 May 2023 There is a close link between economic development and climate. Changes in the production model […]
Read moreHighlight 14/2023 – Backdrop for the New Pandemic Treaty: Lessons Learnt from this Pandemic
Zishi Wang, 18 April 2023 Back in 2019, one would have said that the global health governance is in great […]
Read moreHighlight 13/2023 – A win-win approach is the only way to curb illegal migration from Tunisia to EU
Imed Methnani, 3 April 2023 Illegal migration of 70 km from Tunisia to the northern shores of the Mediterranean, mainly […]
Read moreHighlight 12/2023 – Implementation, monitoring, accountability and review of SDG 16 (Peace, justice and strong institutions) in the case of Palestine and Ghana
Juan Pamplona, Iba’a Hamida, and Mohammed Al-Khaifi, 29 March 2023 Frequently, some individuals, communities and nations tend to consider that […]
Read moreHighlight 11/2023 – WHO Emergency care system framework
Juan Camilo León Pamplona, 15 March 2023 Emergency care is one of the many health topics that the World Health […]
Read moreHighlight 10/2023 – Regional conflicts resolved through regional organizations
Buba Gedo Boke, 2 March 2023 Regional and sub-regional organizations play an important role in the peaceful settlement of disputes. […]
Read moreHighlight 9/2023 – The release of ChatGPT: an “augmented” challenge for digital governance
Chiara Camoletto, 23 February 2023 A new storm is brewing in the world of artificial intelligence. To date, mass communication […]
Read moreHighlight 8/2023 – Nature-based Solutions (NbS) to Peace and Security: Approaches, Tools, and Examples
Ilhyung Lim, Imed Methnani and Wendegoudi J. Ouédraogo, 9 February 2023 Keywords: Nature-based Solutions (NbS), Nature, Peacebuilding, Inter-sectoral approach, Global […]
Read moreHighlight 7/2023 – The impact of international geopolitical, economical, and health crises on the global supply chain
Mohammed Al-Khaifi, 6 February 2023 Within the last two years alone, the global supply chain has experienced events like never […]
Read moreHighlight 6/2023 – An environment of peace is possible: Ensuring peaceful ecosystem restoration in a new era
Jean Carlo Manrique Vera, Buba Gedo Boke, and Xinyu Fan, 31 January 2023 In Central America, climate change is affecting […]
Read moreHighlight 5/2023 – The People Left Behind
Maxine Moreau, 27 January 2023 People are so distracted with COVID-19 affecting their everyday lifestyle that they do not think […]
Read moreHighlight 4/2023 – Increasing militarization and feminist foreign policy: Compatible or worlds apart?
Svetlana Ryzhik, John Mendy and Jamshidjon Khayrullaev, 24 January 2023 Keywords: militarization, feminist foreign policy, gender equality, disarmament, women empowerment […]
Read moreHighlight 3/2023 – How security challenges impede on the socioeconomic agenda of the countries in the Sahel region
Wendegoudi Jacqueline Ouédraogo, 18 January 2023 Any development program is dependent on the peaceful and secure environment in which it […]
Read moreHighlight 2/2023 – Multilateralism and regionalism: What is the way forward for migration governance?
John Mendy, 9 January 2023 Undoubtedly, there is a growing consensus in the international community to lift border controls for […]
Read moreHighlight 1/2023 – Moving beyond tokenism: Intersectionality of women in peace processes
Gwendoline Kwankam, Sondra Cheong, and Maxine Moreau, 4 January 2023 Sanam Anderlini, a peace activist said, “wherever war and violence […]
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