A Quantitative Textual Approach of the European Consensus Method of Interpretation in the European Court of Human Rights

University of Zurich
2020
Jonathan Slapin

Law, Political Science

How can we provide new methods of European Consensus elaboration in order to answer complex and controversial moral and political questions surrounding human rights law in Europe ?

New Plantations: Migrant Mobility, ‘Illegality’ and Racialisation in European Agricultural Labour

University of Zurich
2015
Timothy Raeymaekers

Anthropology, Human Geography, Law

What are the mechanisms of differential inclusion and segregation of migrant workers in the agro-industrial labour markets?

Value Sensitive Innovation: Integrating Ethical Values in the Humanitarian Use of Drones

University of Zurich
2018
Markus Christen

Bioethics, Law, Political Science, Psychology

What ethical challenges exist for the use of drones in humanitarian work?

Evaluating the Impact of Asylum Policies on Refugee Integration in Europe

University of Zurich
2016
Dominik Hangartner

Applied Psychology, Political Science, Statistics

What are the key parameters of the asylum process that affect the subsequent integration of refugees?

Food Price Volatility: Political Causes, Effects on Hunger and Poverty, Sustainable Solutions

University of Zurich
2016
Matthias Huss

Economics, Political Economy

What are the effects of different types of trade policy measures on global food price volatility and what local, alternative measures can be adopted to foster food security in volatile global markets?

Psychology, Mental Health and Law: Integrating Psychological Knowledge in the Cambodia Trials

University of Zurich
2009
Julia Müller

Anthropology, Psychology, Public Health

How can psychological knowledge help legal professionals in their work with victims in the context of the Cambodian trials?

Negotiating Climate Change

University of Zurich
2009
Katharina Michaelowa

Environmental Science, Law, Political Economy

How can developing countries compensate for their limited power resources by deploying successful strategies in the context of climate change compensation negotiations?

The Role of Private Business in Global Governance – An Analysis of Corporate Citizenship Approaches of MNCs and SMEs participating in the UN Global Compact

University of Zurich
2008
Andreas Georg Scherer

Law, Political Economy, Sociology

What are the corporate citizenship approaches of Swiss medium sized enterprises and large multinational corporations in their participation to the UN Global Compact?

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A Quantitative Textual Approach of the European Consensus Method of Interpretation in the European Court of Human Rights

New Plantations: Migrant Mobility, ‘Illegality’ and Racialisation in European Agricultural Labour

Value Sensitive Innovation: Integrating Ethical Values in the Humanitarian Use of Drones

Evaluating the Impact of Asylum Policies on Refugee Integration in Europe

Food Price Volatility: Political Causes, Effects on Hunger and Poverty, Sustainable Solutions

Psychology, Mental Health and Law: Integrating Psychological Knowledge in the Cambodia Trials

Negotiating Climate Change

The Role of Private Business in Global Governance – An Analysis of Corporate Citizenship Approaches of MNCs and SMEs participating in the UN Global Compact

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