Category: Politics
New posts at SahelCenter.org | Policyinstitute.net, 1 May 2021
– Africa is creating its own Great Wall – and it’s green (World Economic Forum)– The Sahel: What needs to change – Towards A New…
New posts at SahelCenter.org | Policyinstitute.net, 23 April 2021
– Mistrust and Imbalance: The Collapse of Intercommunal Relations and the Rise of Armed Community Mobilization on the Niger-Mali Border (Resolve Network)– Climate Change and…
Managing political transitions, avoiding conflict
In all regions of the world, conflicts of transition concerning political power have either been taking place or were taking place, from ancient times up…
SahelCenter.org – a new Policyinstitute.net initiative
This week, we launched SahelCenter.org – our latest initiative under the umbrella of Policyinstitute.net. You will find studies and news about the greater Sahara-Sahelian region…
The CDU and CSU on course to differentiate themselves from the Greens and the SPD
by Thorsten Koch, MA, PgDip The CSU Group Leader in the German Bundestag, Alexander Dobrindt, has called for a “firewall” to be put up with…
Preventing election meddling in the US via the Honest Ads Act
by Thorsten Koch MA, PgDip In a recent edition of the Cato Daily Podcast, one of the think tank’s policy analysts, Will Duffield, talked about…
Kevin Vallier: trust tends to be constant when social settings are stable
In a recent podcast, Kevin Vallier spoke about the development of social trust and the performance of trustworthy institutions. The degree of trust is generally…
Media Concentration, Lobbyism, and Communication
Western media are relatively free, not least due to the codified values of freedom of opinion and of expression. However, classical media need to face…
