Table of Contents
Editorial
Editorial: The Geneva Policy Outlook 2023
By Achim Wennmann
The imperative of courage for sustainability and inclusion
By Marie-Laure Salles
Advancing multilateral negotiations on global challenges
Determining the course of a global pandemic treaty
By Suerie Moon
Biological Weapons Convention negotiations
By James Revill and Manon Blancafort
Can 2023 break the deadlock on lethal autonomous weapons systems?
By Giacomo Persi Paoli
Acting on the new Global Biodiversity Framework
By Sonia Peña Moreno
Walking the talk of environmental migration in 2023
By Manuel Marques Pereira and Ileana Sinziana Puscas
Reforming the reform debate at the WTO
By Dmitry Grozoubinski
Reinventing diplomacy for a multiplex world
New spaces of diplomacy for a complex world
By Peter Maurer and Mohamed Mahmoud Mohamedou
Dissolving tensions through water-peace diplomacy
By Mark Zeitoun, Christian Bréthaut and Caroline Pellaton
Discreetly tackling climate action through Earth Diplomacy
By Gabriel Gomes Couto
Will making money follow impact in sustainable investing?
By Dawid Bastiat-Jarosz
Transforming agrifood systems one grain at a time
By Dominique Burgeon
Learning Geneva: A platform for planetary human(e) development in the making?
By Eunsoo Lee and Moira V. Faul
Managing the consequences of war
Global economic warfare needs new rules
By Hugo Slim
Ecumenical peacebuilding: Collision or convergence in Ukraine?
By Peter Prove
Preparing for the impact of technological evolutions
Hacked: Cybersecurity in the humanitarian sector
By Balthasar Staehelin
Responsibly mining the “New Gold”
By Anne-Marie Buzatu
Beyond Techno-solutionism and silver bullets
By Jérôme Duberry
All publications of the Geneva Policy Outlook 2024 are personal contributions from the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the institutions they represent, nor the views of the Republic and State of Geneva, the City of Geneva, the Fondation pour Genève, and Geneva Graduate Institute.