The Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination supports a publication program that disseminates research conducted as part of Institute projects. The published output from LISD includes working papers, policy papers, occasional papers, policy briefs and papers, commentaries, edited volumes, and book-length policy reports as part of the Liechtenstein Colloquium Report series.
Recent Publications
- December 2022Policy Paper
Gender in the Global Community Student Fellows Research Day, December 2019. Credit: Barbara Buckinx
November 2021Occasional Paper- June 2021Occasional Paper
- April 2021Policy Paper
- March 2021Publication
- December 2020Working Paper
It is apparent that, all Koreans, regardless of whether they are in favor of reunification or not, do feel like one people. The South believes the North is separated and lives under an authoritarian regime, and new initiatives should eventually lead to a softening of the border, thus opening possible long-term perspectives of reunification.
The European Union has never witnessed its democracies and the EU itself under such attack and in vital danger—from inside and outside.
Despite the dismissive tone of many Taliban commentators, the pressure might contribute over time in forcing the Taliban leaders to seek relief for Pakistan by engaging in a peace process."
"Israel especially made it clear that a deployment of these groups close to the Israeli border will be regarded as a threat and therefore, will be forcefully resisted,"
"Determining one’s own destiny, also known as 'self-determination,' has been one of the most complex, intricate, emotion-mobilizing, aspiration-creating concept in our world,..."