Concise Atlas of International Geneva 2021/2022
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Despite being home to the United Nations′ second headquarters, the public often overlooks the importance of Geneva. The ′Concise Atlas of International Geneva 2021/2022′ argues that this is unfounded since the work of over 45 international organisations as well as of over 750 non-governmental organisations located here, shapes multilateral diplomacy like few other places in the world. On the basis of key policy areas in Geneva such as human rights, humanitarian aid, flight and migration, global trade, digital affairs, global health, labour or peace and security, the atlas highlights the central importance of international Geneva for global developments and multilateralism.
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Topics
The Foreign Policy Dimension of Germany’s New Approach to Migration
Editorial of the issue: “Global Partnerships”
Kenya’s Global Player Ambitions
The Pact for the Mediterranean as a Building Block for Diversifying European Partnerships
Why Australia’s New Foreign Policy Role Creates Opportunities for Germany