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30 November 2019

Alumnus Links Past with Present as He Works to Save the Amazon

"In hindsight, the education at the Graduate Institute nurtured several threads that have...

30 November 2019

Darkness at Noon: Deforestation in the New Authoritarian Era

In looking at destruction in the Amazon, Professor Hecht wonders, "what is the meaning or value...

30 November 2019

Engaging with informal and customary justice systems

In the roundtable organised with IDLO, participants reflected on practical entry points and...

30 November 2019

Forests Are Homes, Not Just Carbon Sinks

There are still many unanswered questions surrounding climate change policy: who owns the...

30 November 2019

Philippe Burrin: «A l’ère des réseaux sociaux, le regard de l’historien demeure nécessaire»

Cet historien de 67 ans a fait de l'IHEID un établissement pivot de la Genève internationale.

29 November 2019

L’historien du nazisme devenu bâtisseur de la Genève internationale

Philippe Burrin, directeur de l'Institut, est récompensé pour son parcours exceptionnel.

29 November 2019

Odious Debt and Transitional Justice

Kushini Sugathapala’s PhD thesis shows how states in transition could use transitional justice...

29 November 2019

The Impact of Environmental Compliance Committees on National Legal Orders

Assessing the impact of 18 committees, Gor Samvel’s PhD thesis finds that the impact varies...

29 November 2019

The Knowledge Network’s webinar series celebrates one year of disseminating policy-relevant research to a global audience

28 November 2019

Defining Gender for International Criminal Law and Human Rights Law

Insights from feminist scholarship for a more effective and inclusive definition of gender in...