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TNI has a proud history of being at the cutting edge of analysis, research and activism on critical global issues. Here you can navigate our publications in chronological order, including: policy briefs, issue briefs, papers, reports, primers, working papers, and books.

  1. What comes next? Post-UNGASS options for 2019-2020

    • UNGASS
    • UN Drug Control
    Publication by
    International Drug Policy Consortium (IDPC)
    Re-Asserting Control: Voluntary Return, Restitution and the Right to Land for IDPs and Refugees in Myanmar - cover

  2. Lagos Water Crisis Alternative roadmap for public water sector

    Water Justice
    Report by
    • Satoko Kishimoto
    • Akinbode Oluwafemi
    • Philip Jakpor
    • Susanna Bohme
    • Emanuele Lobina
    Lagos water crisis: Alternative roadmap for water sector

  3. Human Rights vs Property Rights Implementation and Interpretation of the SSF Guidelines

    • Fisheries and Fisher peoples
    • Ocean Grabbing
    • Land and Water Grabbing
    Paper

  4. Guide: Connecting Smallholders to Markets

    Food Sovereignty
    Report

  5. Drone: Robot Imperium

    Paper by
    Steve Graham
    Drone Robot Imperium cover

  6. The Global Forum of Producers of Prohibited Plants (GFPPP)

    • UNGASS
    • UN Drug Control
    • Producers of Crops
    • Cannabis
    • Coca Leaf
    Report

  7. Building a UN treaty on Human Rights and TNCs A way forward to stop corporate impunity

    Stop Corporate Impunity
    Report

  8. ‘Found in the Dark’ The Impact of Drug Law Enforcement Practices in Myanmar

    • Harm Reduction
    • Drug Policy in Myanmar
    Policy briefing by
    • Ernestien Jensema
    • Nang Pann Ei Kham

  9. Repercussions in Colombia of the free trade agreement with the European Union after three years of implementation

    • Free Trade Agreements
    • Colombia
    Report

  10. Paraguay: The cannabis breadbasket of the Southern Cone A focus on the largest cannabis producer in South America

    • Drug Law Reform
    • Producers of Crops
    • Cannabis
    Policy briefing by
    Guillermo Garat