Center for the History of Global Development
Research
Research at the Center is organized in projects, grouped around major themes.
Development Models
- Religion and Social Development in China
Liu Yi - Alternative Conceptualizations of Development and World Order: Globalist Visions from the Global South, 1950-1975 Dena Freeman
- Relations between the PRC and Uruguay in the 1950s and 1960s as reflected in travel literature Georgina Pagola
- Asia-Africa Development Cooperation: A Comparative Study of TICAD, FOCAC, and IAFS Hasan Aydin
Waste Studies
- Waste Studies at International Organizations
Iris Borowy - Waste Practices in Shanghai Peter Kirby, Mitu Poddar, Shao Xuan
- Evolving Waste Management in Bangladesh Mitu Poddar
- Waste Management Policies in Postwar Communist Societies in Eastern Europe Viktor Pál
Health
- The History of Refined Drugs during the Period of the late Qing and Republican China Huang Yun
- Health as Development - Development as Health Iris Borowy
- Sino-Tanzanian Cooperation as Multi-Dimensional Health Development Cengiz Mert Bulut
- Population Health in Low- and Middle Income Countries Paolo Miguel Vicerra
Sustainable Development
- NATO CCMS
Zhang Yong-an - Health and Sustainable Development Emmanuel Mensah Aboagye
- Attributing Blame: (Re-)Thinking the Aral Sea Crisis Zarkamol Munisov
- The Horn of Africa: Conflict, War and Cooperation Merhawi Yemane
- Social Development Goals in Uzbekistan Anvar Ishmonov
- Faith-Based Organizations as Actors in Conflict Resolution and Peace Building Florah Wairimu Gathii
- Climate Change in Bangladesh and Kazakhstan Muhammad Abeed, Yelnaz Ulagpan
- Energy Sustainability in Northeast Asia Munkhbileg Batmunkh