Hans-Joachim Preuß is representative of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Benin. Until June 2018 he was a board member of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in Eschborn and Bonn, Germany.Christoph Beier is head of the program “Good Governance for Local Development, South Caucasus” based in Tbilisi, Georgia. Until 2019 he was deputy chairman of the board of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in Eschborn and Bonn, Germany.Dirk Messner is president of the Federal Environment Agency in Dessau, Germany. Until 2019 he was Vice Rector of the United Nation University (UNU) and Director of the Institute for Environment and Human Security at the United Nations University in Bonn, Germany.

• Forced Displacement and Migration: Introduction and Overview.- Trends, Drivers and Dynamics of Flight and Migration.- Displacement Crises, Fragile States and Development Cooperation: Why Governance Support is Needed to Reduce Reasons to Flee.- Humanitarian - Development Integration? Comparing ‘Linking Relief, Rehabilitation and Development’, ‘Early Recovery’, ‘Resilience’ and the ‘Triple Nexus’.- Entrepreneurship and Innovation: How Institutional Voids Shape Economic Opportunities in Refugee Camps.- Beyond Emergencies: Towards a More Nuanced Understanding of the Various Impacts of Crises on Migrants.- Better Migration Management – A Project Implemented in the Horn of Africa.- Reconsidering the partnership approach in international migration cooperation.- Risk, Climate Change, and Human Mobility in International Policy.- Displacement and Migration as a Foreign Policy Challenge.- Legal Pathways for Low-Skilled Migrant Workers.- Community Sponsorship of Refugees.- Failed Asylum Seekers asAgents of Development? New Approaches to Voluntary Return and Sustainable Reintegration in Germany’s post-2015 Migration Policy.- Welfare Effects of Regular and Irregular Migration.- Neither Fortress nor Open Gate. Proposals for a Humane but Realistic Migration Policy.- Better Migration Management: Rethinking the Development and Mobility Paradigms.

Hans-Joachim Preuß is representative of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Benin. Until June 2018 he was a board member of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in Eschborn and Bonn, Germany.Christoph Beier is head of the program “Good Governance for Local Development, South Caucasus” based in Tbilisi, Georgia. Until 2019 he was deputy chairman of the board of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in Eschborn and Bonn, Germany.Dirk Messner is president of the Federal Environment Agency in Dessau, Germany. Until 2019 he was Vice Rector of the United Nation University (UNU) and Director of the Institute for Environment and Human Security at the United Nations University in Bonn, Germany.

• Forced Displacement and Migration: Introduction and Overview.- Trends, Drivers and Dynamics of Flight and Migration.- Displacement Crises, Fragile States and Development Cooperation: Why Governance Support is Needed to Reduce Reasons to Flee.- Humanitarian - Development Integration? Comparing ‘Linking Relief, Rehabilitation and Development’, ‘Early Recovery’, ‘Resilience’ and the ‘Triple Nexus’.- Entrepreneurship and Innovation: How Institutional Voids Shape Economic Opportunities in Refugee Camps.- Beyond Emergencies: Towards a More Nuanced Understanding of the Various Impacts of Crises on Migrants.- Better Migration Management – A Project Implemented in the Horn of Africa.- Reconsidering the partnership approach in international migration cooperation.- Risk, Climate Change, and Human Mobility in International Policy.- Displacement and Migration as a Foreign Policy Challenge.- Legal Pathways for Low-Skilled Migrant Workers.- Community Sponsorship of Refugees.- Failed Asylum Seekers asAgents of Development? New Approaches to Voluntary Return and Sustainable Reintegration in Germany’s post-2015 Migration Policy.- Welfare Effects of Regular and Irregular Migration.- Neither Fortress nor Open Gate. Proposals for a Humane but Realistic Migration Policy.- Better Migration Management: Rethinking the Development and Mobility Paradigms.

Hans-Joachim Preuß is representative of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Benin. Until June 2018 he was a board member of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in Eschborn and Bonn, Germany.Christoph Beier is head of the program “Good Governance for Local Development, South Caucasus” based in Tbilisi, Georgia. Until 2019 he was deputy chairman of the board of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in Eschborn and Bonn, Germany.Dirk Messner is president of the Federal Environment Agency in Dessau, Germany. Until 2019 he was Vice Rector of the United Nation University (UNU) and Director of the Institute for Environment and Human Security at the United Nations University in Bonn, Germany.

• Forced Displacement and Migration: Introduction and Overview.- Trends, Drivers and Dynamics of Flight and Migration.- Displacement Crises, Fragile States and Development Cooperation: Why Governance Support is Needed to Reduce Reasons to Flee.- Humanitarian - Development Integration? Comparing ‘Linking Relief, Rehabilitation and Development’, ‘Early Recovery’, ‘Resilience’ and the ‘Triple Nexus’.- Entrepreneurship and Innovation: How Institutional Voids Shape Economic Opportunities in Refugee Camps.- Beyond Emergencies: Towards a More Nuanced Understanding of the Various Impacts of Crises on Migrants.- Better Migration Management – A Project Implemented in the Horn of Africa.- Reconsidering the partnership approach in international migration cooperation.- Risk, Climate Change, and Human Mobility in International Policy.- Displacement and Migration as a Foreign Policy Challenge.- Legal Pathways for Low-Skilled Migrant Workers.- Community Sponsorship of Refugees.- Failed Asylum Seekers asAgents of Development? New Approaches to Voluntary Return and Sustainable Reintegration in Germany’s post-2015 Migration Policy.- Welfare Effects of Regular and Irregular Migration.- Neither Fortress nor Open Gate. Proposals for a Humane but Realistic Migration Policy.- Better Migration Management: Rethinking the Development and Mobility Paradigms.