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Dr. Christina Saulich

Research group:

Africa and Middle East Associate

christina.saulich@swp-berlin.org

ORCID: orcid.org/0000-0002-9062-8445

Curriculum Vitae
Publications

Areas of Expertise

Focus

Industrial and resource policy in Southern Africa, global value chains, sustainability in the platinum supply chain, political economy in Southern Africa

Short Curriculum vitae

Since January 2021 Associate, Project Transnational Governance of Sustainable Commodity Supply Chains

2016-2020 PhD student, University of Koblenz-Landau

2017-2019 Project Coordinator, »International Entrepreneurship Skills Europe«, HTW Berlin

2014-2017 Research Fellow, University of Koblenz-Landau

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External publications

- Christina Saulich
- Svenja Schöneich
- Jean-Pierre Imbrogiano
Mineral Value Chains - bad image, great potentials

New Potentials for Driving Sustainability in Mineral Value Chains

Podcast in: sustainablesupplychains.org, 29.06.2021
- Christina Saulich
Accessing Global Value Chains: The Politics of Promoting Export-Driven Industrialisation and Upgrading in the Mozambican Cashew Processing Industry

CAE Working Paper, 2020:5, Center for African Economies, Roskilde University.
- Christina Saulich
- Janpeter Schilling
- Nina Engwicht
A local to global perspective on resource governance and conflict

in: Conflict, Security and Development, Vol. 18 (2018) 6, pp. 433-461.
- Christina Saulich
- Sascha Werthes
Exploring local potentials for peace: strategies to sustain peace in times of war

in: Peacebuilding, Vol. 8 (2020) 1, pp. 32-53 (published online September 2018).

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Dr. Christina Saulich

Areas of Expertise

Short Curriculum vitae

SWP Publications

Responsibility in Supply Chains

External publications

Mineral Value Chains - bad image, great potentials

Accessing Global Value Chains: The Politics of Promoting Export-Driven Industrialisation and Upgrading in the Mozambican Cashew Processing Industry

A local to global perspective on resource governance and conflict

Exploring local potentials for peace: strategies to sustain peace in times of war