Polis Brief – Polis180

Polis Brief N° 31 – Human Trafficking in Europe: An Equal Risk for all Refugees?

22. März 202417. März 2024 von Nico Otten

The forced displacement caused by war and regional conflicts forces large populations to seek safety through migration, but this pursuit often exposes asylum seekers to risks of violence, exploitation, and human trafficking. Border control policies, irregular migration paths, poor conditions in refugee centers, and legal complexities within the European Union compound the problem, disproportionately affecting … Weiterlesen …

Polis Brief N° 30 – Unlocking a Just Energy Transition Partnership between the G7 and India

11. Dezember 2023 von Nico Otten

11.12.2023 by Annika Würfel, Charlotte Liebrecht, Lukas Seelig, Tim Paul Broszio, Jan Osenberg A Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) between the G7 countries and India can contribute to empowering India to reduce its CO2 emissions from power production while increasing social welfare. Similar agreements have been reached with South Africa (with G7 countries committing … Weiterlesen …

Polis Brief N° 29 – Development cooperation of the future: A critical look at what could change by 2030

27. Januar 202429. November 2023 von Nico Otten

29.11.2023 by Sara Daub, Ilona Koch, Anastasia Rentzing Development cooperation and related policies remain subjects of continuous review and debate. The concept is defined as cooperation between countries, international organisations and non-governmental organisations to support the economic, social and political development of less developed or vulnerable regions and countries. Further dialogue is imperative … Weiterlesen …

Polis Brief N° 28 – Towards balance, coherence and complementarity in European labour migration policy

24. Juli 202326. Mai 2023 von Nico Otten

In recent years, migration politics and policymaking in the EU has been overly focused on irregular migration and asylum. A nearly exclusive policy focus on reinforcing ‘Fortress Europe’ to keep people out is unsustainable and undesirable. A shift in policy focus to offering legal pathways to much-needed labour migrants from third countries to enter the … Weiterlesen …

Polis Brief N° 27 – Winds of Change

24. Juli 202328. April 2023 von Nico Otten

With its decision to further invade Ukraine on the 24th of February 2022, the Russian Federation has brought conventional war back on the European map and thereby catalysed multifaceted shifts in the international security order. To that effect, this paper examines the concrete ways in which the war has triggered a change in the threat … Weiterlesen …

Polis Brief N°26 – Are we prepared for a HireGPT to enter the HR-Department?  Shortcomings in the Artificial Intelligence Act?

17. August 202319. März 2023 von Nico Otten

Automating hiring processes with the help of AI promises not only to significantly reduce hiring costs for companies and find more suitable employees, but also to reduce HR bias, creating a fairer application system. While this seems like a financial and economic dream for employers, job seekers could also look forward to a more efficient … Weiterlesen …

SUMMER OF SECURITY – Online-Dossier zur Nationalen Sicherheitsstrategie

30. Oktober 20231. Oktober 2022 von lukashochscheidt

Summer of Security ist ein Polis180-Projekt, in dem wir unseren Mitgliedern eine Plattform gegeben haben, um ihre Gedanken, Forderungen und Analysen für die nationale Sicherheitsstrategie zu veröffentlichen.

Polis Brief N°24 | Trapped in the map? Proximity and distance in perceptions of the Western Balkans

27. Juli 202329. April 2022 von etiennehoera

When tracing the history of European integration and looking at examples of modern Balkanisms and their functions, we see that domestic contestation, prejudiced narratives, and the lack of a coherent foreign policy identity continue to inhibit a meaningful cohesion of narratives.