Markus Pauli
Biographic Data
| ID | 4380429 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Markus Pauli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Markus |
| FAMILY NAME | Pauli |
| SIGNATURE | PAULI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Heidelberg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0799-280X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The external dimensions of the European Green Deal
Who on Earth Wants a World Government, What Kind, and Why? An International Survey Experiment
Amidst multiple transnational crises, global governance has retaken center stage in academic and public debates. While previous generations of thinkers and citizens vigorously discussed the perennial idea of a world government, such proposals are nowadays often discarded quickly among scholars and practitioners. However, we know little about citizens’ present-day attitudes toward world government proposals. In a survey experiment on more than 42,…
Climate Change and India
In this paper, we analyze how India’s climate change policy is framed, formulated and implemented and argue that it requires carefully balancing of domestic and international interests. Given the country’s population size, composition and projected economic growth, India will, in the next few years, see its most significant energy demand upsurge along with a massive need for infrastructure. As projected by the International Energy Agency, “nearly…
Market for 33 percent interest loans
Financial inclusion is the process of building viable institutions that provide financial services to those hitherto excluded. These may include savings, insurances, remittances, and credit. Microfinance became the most dominant method for achieving financial inclusion. However, different microfinance schools of thought recommend opposite ways for attaining financial integration. India is a particularly insightful case study due to the sheer numb…
Collaborative governance for the Sustainable Development Goals
The advent of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals has refocused global attention on the roles of business and other nonstate actors in achieving global goals. Often, business involvement takes the form of collaborations with the more traditional actors—governments and non‐governmental organizations. Although such partnerships for development have been seen before, the scale and expectations are new. This paper explores how and why these cross‐…
Modi-nomics and the politics of institutional change in the Indian economy
The term ‘Modi-nomics’ gained widespread publicity across India and resonated internationally during the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) campaign for the 2014 general elections. Named after the BJP’s star campaigner and then Prime Ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi, Modi-nomics refers to his success as Chief Minister in Gujarat, a state richer, with faster GDP growth, more jobs and industry than most other Indian states. The 2014 campaign promis…
Kooperationsformen der Stadionfinanzierung im deutschen Profifußball
Trotz hoher Gesamteinnahmen beklagen sich viele deutsche Profifußballvereine über ihre vergleichsweise geringen Stadioneinnahmen, was sie auf den schlechten Zustand ihrer Stadien zurückführen. Die Spielorte genügen vielfach nicht länger den gestiegenen ökonomischen Anforderungen moderner Fußballstadien. Begrenzte überdachte Sitzplatzkapazitäten nahe dem Spielfeldrand, VIP-Logen und Business-Seats, Einkaufs- und Entertainment-Angebote sowie andere…
Who on Earth Wants a World Government, What Kind, and Why? An International Survey Experiment
Amidst multiple transnational crises, global governance has retaken center stage in academic and public debates. While previous generations of thinkers and citizens vigorously discussed the perennial idea of a world government, such proposals are nowadays often discarded quickly among scholars and practitioners. However, we know little about citizens’ present-day attitudes toward world government proposals. In a survey experiment on more than 42,…
Modi-nomics and the politics of institutional change in the Indian economy
The term ‘Modi-nomics’ gained widespread publicity across India and resonated internationally during the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) campaign for the 2014 general elections. Named after the BJP’s star campaigner and then Prime Ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi, Modi-nomics refers to his success as Chief Minister in Gujarat, a state richer, with faster GDP growth, more jobs and industry than most other Indian states. The 2014 campaign promis…
Collaborative governance for the Sustainable Development Goals
The advent of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals has refocused global attention on the roles of business and other nonstate actors in achieving global goals. Often, business involvement takes the form of collaborations with the more traditional actors—governments and non‐governmental organizations. Although such partnerships for development have been seen before, the scale and expectations are new. This paper explores how and why these cross‐…
Kooperationsformen der Stadionfinanzierung im deutschen Profifußball
Trotz hoher Gesamteinnahmen beklagen sich viele deutsche Profifußballvereine über ihre vergleichsweise geringen Stadioneinnahmen, was sie auf den schlechten Zustand ihrer Stadien zurückführen. Die Spielorte genügen vielfach nicht länger den gestiegenen ökonomischen Anforderungen moderner Fußballstadien. Begrenzte überdachte Sitzplatzkapazitäten nahe dem Spielfeldrand, VIP-Logen und Business-Seats, Einkaufs- und Entertainment-Angebote sowie andere…
Modi-nomics and the politics of institutional change in the Indian economy
The term ‘Modi-nomics’ gained widespread publicity across India and resonated internationally during the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) campaign for the 2014 general elections. Named after the BJP’s star campaigner and then Prime Ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi, Modi-nomics refers to his success as Chief Minister in Gujarat, a state richer, with faster GDP growth, more jobs and industry than most other Indian states. The 2014 campaign promis…
Collaborative governance for the Sustainable Development Goals
The advent of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals has refocused global attention on the roles of business and other nonstate actors in achieving global goals. Often, business involvement takes the form of collaborations with the more traditional actors—governments and non‐governmental organizations. Although such partnerships for development have been seen before, the scale and expectations are new. This paper explores how and why these cross‐…
Market for 33 percent interest loans
Financial inclusion is the process of building viable institutions that provide financial services to those hitherto excluded. These may include savings, insurances, remittances, and credit. Microfinance became the most dominant method for achieving financial inclusion. However, different microfinance schools of thought recommend opposite ways for attaining financial integration. India is a particularly insightful case study due to the sheer numb…
Climate Change and India
In this paper, we analyze how India’s climate change policy is framed, formulated and implemented and argue that it requires carefully balancing of domestic and international interests. Given the country’s population size, composition and projected economic growth, India will, in the next few years, see its most significant energy demand upsurge along with a massive need for infrastructure. As projected by the International Energy Agency, “nearly…
Who on Earth Wants a World Government, What Kind, and Why? An International Survey Experiment
Amidst multiple transnational crises, global governance has retaken center stage in academic and public debates. While previous generations of thinkers and citizens vigorously discussed the perennial idea of a world government, such proposals are nowadays often discarded quickly among scholars and practitioners. However, we know little about citizens’ present-day attitudes toward world government proposals. In a survey experiment on more than 42,…
The external dimensions of the European Green Deal
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