GPPi Research Paper Series

The GPPi Research Paper Series is intended to disseminate research in new approaches to effective and accountable global governance. The goal is to add substance to the policy debate on such topics as accountability, public-private partnerships, global public policy networks, the reform of international organizations, and corporate social responsibility.

 

Johannes Varwick and Joachim Koops (2008)

Ten Years of SHIRBRIG: Lessons Learned, Development Prospects and Strategic Opportunities for Germany

GPPi Research Paper No. 11

Robert Marten, Jan Martin Witte (2008)

Transforming Development: The Role of Philanthropic Foundations in International Development Cooperation

GPPi Research Paper No. 10

Jan Martin Witte (2008)

Private Geber in der internationalen Entwicklungszusammenarbeit: Trends und Herausforderungen

GPPi Research Paper No. 9

Andrea Binder, Markus Palenberg, Jan Martin Witte (2007)

Engaging Business in Development: Results of an international benchmarking study

GPPi Research Paper No. 8

Thorsten Benner, Andrea Binder, Philipp Rotmann (2007)

Learning to Build Peace? United Nations Peacebuilding and Organizational Learning: Developing a Research Framework

GPPi Research Paper No. 7

Markus Palenberg, Wolfgang Reinicke, Jan Martin Witte (2006)

Trends in non-financial reporting

GPPi Research Paper No. 6

Thorsten Benner (2006)

Ineffizient und unverantwortlich?": Die Doppelkrise des UN-Sekretariats – Diagnosen, Therapievorschläge, Genesungsaussichten

GPPi Research Paper No. 5

Thorsten Benner (2005)

Leitplanken für Global Player? Die Rolle und Verantwortung multinationaler Unternehmen

GPPi Research Paper No. 4

Lisa Jordan (2005)

Mechanisms for NGO Accountability

GPPi Research Paper No. 3

Simon Burall, Caroline Neligan (2005)

The Accountability of International Organizations

GPPi Research Paper No. 2

Julia Steets (2005)

Developing a Framework: Concepts and Research Priorities for Partnership Accountability

GPPi Research Paper No. 1