Dominic Rohner

@dominic-rohner.bsky.social

Economics Professor at the Geneva Graduate Institute & the University of Lausanne, studying conflict, development & institutions. Leader of several expert groups on armed conflict. Associate Editor of the "Economic Journal". Author of "The Peace Formula".

New study Trump's development aid cuts have fueled violence in Africa After the abrupt end of USAID, violence has increased significantly in several African countries. This is confirmed by a new study. The consequences could hardly be reversed. 1/

Trumps Kürzungen bei der Entwicklungshilfe: Studie zeigt dramatische Folgen

Nach dem abrupten Ende der US-Entwicklungshilfe hat die Gewalt in mehreren afrikanischen Ländern deutlich zugenommen. Das belegt eine neue Studie. Die Folgen könnten kaum rückgängig zu machen sein.

spiegel.de

In this article, Professor @dominic-rohner.bsky.social argues that Europe’s future depends on strengthening democracy and massively investing in science. In a shifting global order, becoming a scientific superpower is key to resilience, talent attraction, and strategic autonomy. shorturl.at/96gcm

Démocratie et science : les deux piliers de la résilience européenne

L’UE doit faire davantage pour accueillir les scientifiques quittant les régimes autoritaires ou les environnements hostiles à la liberté académique.

theconversation.com

🆕 Who wins wars? The role of economics in military success Today on VoxDev, Jonathan Federle (Kiel Institute), Dominic Rohner (Geneva Graduate Institute) & Moritz Schularick (Kiel Institute) outline their research on the Chadian-Libyan conflict: voxdev.org/topic/instit...

Who wins wars? The role of economics in military success

It is widely agreed that deep pockets are crucial for military success. Yet, quantitative evidence on the connection between resources and the probability of winning wars is all but missing. Our resea...

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