Wiebe Nauta (W.W.)
Research profile
Disciplinary Profile
Sociology of development/anthropology of development; development studies.
Main Topics
- Transnational Climate Activism: New African Voices in the Global Climate Movement: falling on deaf ears?
- South-South Development Cooperation (SSDC) with a focus on the role of emerging countries like South Korea and Brazil on the African continent;
- The role of South Korean aid actors –government, civil society and private– in implementing an ‘East Asian’ development model in Rwanda;
- Transnational links between civil society organizations and activist social movements on different continents;
- The relationship between poverty, democratization and the interplay between states, civil society organizations and multilateral actors;
- The role of civil society in South Africa, particularly in the field of HIV/AIDS; governance issues of the pandemic, especially in the Eastern Cape Province;
Key publications
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Nauta, W. (2025). Trust and Distrust in Global Connections between Africa and the Global North in an Age of Climate Catastrophe: lessons from the pluriverse. In M. Kaag, A. Thiel, & T. Tarrósy (Eds.), Trust and Trust Making in Africa’s Global Connections (pp. 96-122). Brill Academic Publishers. https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004734777_007More information about this publication
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Nauta, W. (2022). The Challenges of South-South Cooperation and Triangular Cooperation for the United Nations: Towards True Solidarity and a Human Rights Based Democratization of Global Health? Asian Journal of Peacebuilding, 10(1), 61-86. https://doi.org/10.18588/202205.00a272More information about this publication