Infrastructure

A look back on this year's international workshop of the DFG-funded Emmy Noether Junior Research Group at the ABI.

ABI staff members Philipp Wagner and Etienne Höra (Bertelsmann Stiftung) call for a more detailed analysis of the impact of infrastructure projects such as undersea cables between the EU and North Africa.

Philipp Wagner discusses the decision-making behind renewable energy partnerships between the Maghreb and EU states. In his contribution on the Blog for Transregional Research, he offers concrete policy evaluations and recommendations.

What happens when trade routes stop? Benjamin Schütze explains the earlier attempts at Arab-Israeli normalisation in Jordan.

The asymmetrical planning and execution practices of transnational electricity grids is shown by the new research results of Bejamin Schütze and Alke Jenss.

The research project "Promises of democratic connection? The Politics of Transregional Energy Infrastructure Expansion" now has its own website.