One of the most important events taking place in the whole world and especially in developed and high-industrialized countries is the fourth industrial revolution, or […]
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The Pacific Alliance members have long-standing ties with European countries. Yet, they chose the Asia-Pacific as a target region for their intensive international trade liberalisation […]
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Blockchain technology appeared for the first time in 2009. Since then, its popularity in several industries has increased due to its disruptive nature. In the […]
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The Amazon rainforest is a major carbon extractor whose conservation represents a worldwide challenge for climate change mitigation. The Amazon Fund was implemented by Brazil […]
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Looking at the impact of trade liberalisation following the 2012 EU-Central American Association Agreement, we find positive trends in overall trade. However, when disaggregating CA […]
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The re-emergence of authoritarian practices in some LAC and European countries has triggered reactions by regional organisations to safeguard democracy within their member states. This […]
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As conflicts and crises continue to threaten individual States in both South America and Europe, is it time for regional actors to take on a […]
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Peace in Bosnia is falling apart because politically encouraged separatist tendencies are thriving among the ethnic Serbs in the country, proving that the ulterior […]
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Tom is a PhD Candidate in Environmental Economics, researching the triangular relationship between development, the environment, and human health at the Research Centre for Environmental Economics at Heidelberg University. He did his Bachelor’s in Bayreuth and completed his Master’s in Heidelberg and Warsaw. Working as a diplomatic consultant in Tokyo and Kuala Lumpur, he immersed himself in the world of international relations and never broke away again. He is a research fellow in the Doctoral Program “Security and Development in the 21st Century” by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and is particularly interested in the unintended results on the environment of intentional action by international players.
Tom speaks German, English, Russian, Arabic, Swahili, and a bit of Japanese and Bahasa Malayu. He currently learns Spanish.
Personal Website: tom-zeising.com
