Publications

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. Opium meets Development: Exploring the Opium Question in Contemporary Afghanistan Colloquium Paper No. 34

    • UNGASS
    • UN Drug Control
    • Producers of Crops
    • Alternative Development
    Paper by
    Mariam Morid
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  2. The challenge of the Voluntary Guidelines in the Context of National Food Security Colloquium Paper No. 37

    Land Sovereignty
    Paper by
    • Zoe Brent
    • Alberto Alonso-Fradejas
    • Jun Borras
    • Gonzalo Colque
    • Sérgio Sauer
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  3. Is there a Global Environmental Justice Movement? Colloquium Paper No. 16

    Food Sovereignty
    Paper by
    • Joan Martinez‐Alier
    • Leah Temper
    • Daniela Del Bene
    • Arnim Scheidel
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  4. Large-scale forest plantations for climate change mitigation? New frontiers of deforestation and land grabbing in Cambodia Colloquium Paper No. 11

    Land and Water Grabbing
    Paper by
    • Arnim Scheidel
    • Courtney Work
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  5. Flexibilising global agri-biomass value chains: a techno-market fix for resource burdens? Colloquium Paper No. 7

    • Just Transition
    • Flex Crops
    • Climate Crisis
    Paper by
    Les Levidow
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  6. Blue Carbon: Ocean Grabbing in Disguise?

    • Just Transition
    • Fisheries and Fisher peoples
    • Ocean Grabbing
    • Climate Crisis
    Policy issues by
    Mads Barbesgaard
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  7. The Meaning of Land in Myanmar A Primer

    • Just Transition
    • Land Sovereignty
    • Land Policy in Myanmar
    • Land and Water Grabbing
    • Climate Crisis
    Primer by
    • Jennifer Franco
    • Hannah Twomey
    • Pietje Vervest
    Publication date:
  8. Illustration notes for the State of Power 2016

    State of Power
    Report
    Publication date:
    Re-Asserting Control: Voluntary Return, Restitution and the Right to Land for IDPs and Refugees in Myanmar - cover
  9. To change the heart and soul How elites contained the climate justice movement

    State of Power
    Report by
    Herbert Docena
    Publication date:
    To change the heart and soul cover image
  10. Multi-stakeholderism: a corporate push for a new form of global governance

    • State of Power
    • Multistakeholderism
    Report by
    Harris Gleckman
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    Multi-stakeholderism: A corporate push cover image