From 3 to 4 February 2021, researchers Flore Vanackere and Anaïs Léger from the GTGLab organized a online resilience colloquium that brought together researchers from different fields. The colloquium entitled: "Resilience studies: sharing knowledge and methodologies towards interdisciplinary collaboration" [...]
In the wake of the publication of a policy brief on "Governance in the age of complexity: building resilience to COVID-19 and future pandemics", the GTGLab team and partners worked with the League of European Research Universities to develop a [...]
In 2021, the Geneva Transformative Governance Lab received seed funding from the Digital Transformation Office of the University of Geneva for an interdisciplinary collaboration with the Department of Computer Science from the Faculty of Science of the University of [...]
Governing in the age of complexity: building resilience to COVID-19 and future pandemics Dr Didier Wernli led the development of a policy brief on resilience thinking and the COVID-19 pandemic. In responding to a mandate by the Geneva Science Policy [...]
Researchers from the Geneva Transformative Governance Lab (GTGLab), based at GSI, receive SNF funding for a research entitled: Governing systemic crises in the 21st century: Learning from early Covid-19 responses in Europe. Principal investigators are Dr. Didier Wernli, Director of [...]
Ms Flore Vanackère is doing her PhD on the mutation of the institutional and normative role and structure of the traditional EU institutions and the evolution of the EU-citizen’s political representation in a context characterized by growing globalization, complexification and [...]
Dr Didier Wernli has an ongoing research project on the regime complex about antimicrobial resistance which involves understanding the main components of the governance systems (anatomy) in terms of institutions, norms and policies (including framing) within and across sectors. [...]
In 2016-2017, Dr Didier Wernli took part in a collaborative research project entitled “Living with Resistance”. The goal of this interdisciplinary project was to study the dilemmas that constrain society’s response to resistance evolution through a social ecological perspective. The [...]
GSI senior researcher and Director of the GTGLab Dr Didier Wernli contributed to this important position paper which, among different important aspects, recognizes that diversity is key to the production of scientific knowledge. The paper noted that “With science evolving [...]
As a follow-up of an academic workshop held in April 2019 at the Global Studies Institute of the University of Geneva on “The EU and the Crisis of the International Liberal Order: A Systemic Crisis?”, the main objective of this [...]
