This publication is also available in our Discussion Paper Series (online and print):
Hackenesch, C., Keijzer, N., & Koch, S. (Eds.). (2024). The European Union’s Global Role in a Changing World: Challenges and Opportunities for the New Leadership (IDOS Discussion Paper 11/2024). Bonn: German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS). https://doi.org/10.23661/idp11.2024
Contents
Introduction
Trade, finance and investment
- The Global Gateway: juggling self-interest, geopolitical competition and developmental aspirations
- The EU Sustainable Finance Strategy: proposals for reform and extension
- EU trade policy: dare for more flexibility and collaboration
- EU development banking: options to strengthen coherence, effectiveness and flexibility
Fragility, migration and democracy
- Migration policy: crises, partnerships and people
- EU engagement in fragile and conflict-affected states: towards a dedicated strategy
- Democracy protection: fundamental reforms needed to adjust to the new context
- The European Neighbourhood Policy South: addressing the autocracy dilemma
- Sustainable development in remote regions: integrating local leaders in EU policymaking
Climate, energy and sustainable value chains
- EU energy and climate policy as a balancing act: the European Green Deal among internal and external forces
- The new UN climate finance goal: will the EU deliver what’s needed for a fair, ambitious and balanced new collective quantified goal?
- The new EU Deforestation Regulation: towards inclusive and sustainable forest and agricultural commodity chains
- Achieving strategic autonomy: critical raw materials and low-emission hydrogen
Multilateralism and the (post-)2030 Agenda
- The European Union and the United Nations: exploring new opportunities in times of fiscal pressure
- The EU’s support for the global Sustainable Development Agenda: how to accelerate progress until 2030
- The EU’s engagement in the G20: how to deal with global power shifts
- The EU and the Sustainable Development Goals: three options for a post-2030 framework