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The complete archive of AUN's evidence-based research: rigorous, peer-reviewed analysis of governance, sustainable development, justice, migration, and global policy — from the research desk in The Hague.
Courtesy: AUN News A brief history of the development of Nepal: Nepal has had a unique cultural identity since ancient times, and its art and culture have been influenced by many civilizations like Newar, Gurung, Tibeto-Burman, Pahari, and Indo-Aryan. It was the influence of thes…
Courtesy: AUN News DOI: 10.57939/seva-dq69 Abstract Knowing that international affairs are becoming increasingly more complex, the United Nations created the International Day of Diplomacy in 2012 to help encourage practical and innovative thinking on the part of diplomats and go…
Picture Source: AUN News Abstract Civil societies are a vital part of democracy, and their scope constantly expands. It is essential to promote values, social norms, and institutions. However, there are times when civil societies can become intolerant of different groups of peopl…
Abstract Ecuador, a developing country in South America, is committed to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. However, the country faces several political challenges that hinder its progress toward the SDGs. This paper analyzes Ecuador's political environme…
ABSTRACT I. Introduction Background information on the increasing number of cyber threats and the importance of DNS security Thesis statement outlining the purpose of the paper II. Theory or hypothesis III. Research questions IV. Literature Review Overview of existing literature …
Abstract This paper examines the role of political will in shaping immigration policies, with a focus on the resignation of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte due to disagreements over migration. The significance of Rutte's departure underscores the profound impact of migration on p…
Abstract This article explores the significance of collaborative resource mobilization by environmental non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in addressing global climate concerns. With a focus on the role of NGOs in tackling climate change, the article highlights the importance …
ABSTRACT Access to the Internet has become essential for individuals and societies to participate in today's globalized world. However, governments and other actors sometimes manipulate the Internet to control access to information and suppress dissent. One of the methods used fo…
Abstract Using research evidence to inform public policy decisions is commonly called evidence-based public policy research (EBPPR). The utilization of Evidence-Based Public Policy Research (EBPPR) can facilitate the identification of concerns, the development of solutions, and t…
Picture Source: AUN News 2 Questions You Must Answer Before Launching An Online Community – BookChapter Building an Online Community around your business can significantly engage your customers and strengthen your brand. Before you dive in, however, it’s important to answer 2 cru…
ABSTRACT In the face of environmental vulnerabilities and unique socio-economic contexts, island countries worldwide strive to achieve sustainable development. This study examines the obstacles and possibilities of sustainable development in these island states. This study attemp…
ABSTRACT Through careful research of its intricate structures and dynamic mechanisms, this study seeks to thoroughly understand the topic's substantial impact on governance, security, and the global environment. The idea of the "deep state map," which refers to an unofficial netw…
ABSTRACT I. Introduction A. Background information on DNS and cyber threats B. Importance of international cooperation in combating cyber threats C. Purpose and objectives of the paper D. Overview of the paper structure II. DNS-related Cyber Threats A. Definition of DNS-related c…
ABSTRACT The study "Antiques Near Me: Unveiling Public Policy Implications" analyses the various facets of the antique market in-depth and explores the intricate web of public policy implications that are linked with this interesting field. It examines a variety of topics, includ…
Abstract Labor law violations are a significant concern in the world's developing regions. Occupational hazards can result in various adverse effects on employees, such as economic difficulties, physiological and psychological strain, and even fatality. This study explores the in…
Picture Source: AUN News August 2022, DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.26945.63849 , License: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 Who rules Nepal? And how does politics impact governance, international relations, geopolitics, and public policy in the Himalayan nation? The answer lies within Nepal’s governance …
Courtesy: AUN News August 2022 DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.22974.15682 License: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 Advocacy Unified Network – AUN , international public policy research and advocacy organization headquartered in the Hague, conducted research and analysis of Nepal’s general policies, inclu…
Picture Source: AUN News Citation Bhattacharya, A. (2022). Cyber-diplomacy and International Relations: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly . Advocacy Unified Network. https://doi.org/10.57939/NSHH-5853 Abstract What was once discussed as the future of diplomacy and international …
Picture Source: AUN News Citation Bhattacharya, A. (2022). Cyber-diplomacy in International Negotiations: Rules, Risks, and Rewards . Advocacy Unified Network. https://doi.org/10.57939/CB5E-R326 Abstract How does Cyber-diplomacy impact international negotiations? What are the …
Picture Source: AUN News Citation Priyasa Banerjee. (2022). In Web2 Vs Web3, Only One Space Will Align With Your Interests . Advocacy Unified Network. https://doi.org/10.57939/GMQV-8P39 By now, you’ve likely heard about the divide between Web2 vs Web3. But what does this all mean…
Picture Source: AUN News Citation Advocacy Unified Network, & Banerjee, P. (2022). Decentralized Social Networks: Owning Our Online Experience . Advocacy Unified Network. https://doi.org/10.57939/4TVN-WB33 An old idiom says someone else will create it for you if you don’t own you…
Source: AUN News Content I. Introduction A. Background of the study B. Significance of the study C. Objectives of the study D. Scope and limitations of the study II. Research Questions III. Theory IV. Hypothesis V. Literature Review A. Sustainable Development Goals and their rele…
Content I. Abstract II. Introduction A. Background and context of the study B. Significance of the study C. Research questions D. Objectives of the study E. Scope and limitations of the study III. Literature Review A. Sustainable Development Goals and their relevance to Latin Ame…
Content I. Introduction Background and significance of the study Objectives of the Study Scope and limitations of the Study II. Research Questions III. Theoretical Framework IV. Literature Review Sustainable Development Goals and their relevance to Colombia Colombia's political e…
Strong financial feelings, high oil costs, and an expansion battling Fed all fuelled that slump. A downturn was guaranteed, yet the rut of the mid-’90s gives hints regarding how such a downfall could begin. With downturn fears spreading across the U.S., financial specialists are …
Leading transformation through policymaking: the change that will make this World a better place to live in begins with you and your ability to advocate for those things you care about most. Public policy plays an integral role in our lives. It defines and shapes the standards of…
AUN was recently awarded special accreditation by the United Nations to participate in its high-level meeting on Road safety on June 30-July 01, 2022, at UN headquarters in New York. The newly formed organization, Advocacy Unified Network, has set out to tackle the immense challe…
Picture Source: AUN News Outline Introduction A brief history of education in Latin America Research questions Literature Review Methodology Findings Girl’s education and literacy in Latin America today The impact of neoliberalism on education in Latin America Discussion and Co…
Qatar leaves OPEC group What is OPEC? Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). It is an intergovernmental organization of 14 nations (as of January 2019). It was founded in 1960 in Baghdad by the first five members (Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Venezuela…
UNESCO, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Its declared purpose is to contribute to peace and security by promoting international collaboration through educational, scientific, and cultural reforms in order to increase universal respect for justice,…
Why Japan decided to withdraw from the International Whaling Commission (IWC)? What is IWC? International Whaling Commission (IWC) The commission, with 89 member governments, was established in 1946 to conserve whales and manage whaling around the world. It banned commercial whal…
