Project Pillars
Theory
The project theorises and searches for evidence for mechanisms of socio-spatial and temporal dependency.
Methods
The project develops and extends network analytic and modelling methods and software for studying dependencies.
Empirics
The project collects data on and analyses the actors and institutions governing the environment, trade, and health.
Our Publications
A Framework for Resilience of and in International Networks
Multimodal Mechanisms of Political Discourse Dynamics and the Case of Germany's Nuclear Energy Phase-out.
Checking for Updates: Ratification, Design, and Institutional Adaptation
What We Know (and Could Know) About International Environmental Agreements
Viewing the Global Health System as a Complex Adaptive System: Implications for Research and Practice.
Our Packages
