2023/24 Papers

2023/24 RAUN Papers:

"Crisis management and resilience: responding to future global challenges"

Publishing opens a window of opportunities for academic and professional opportunities. RAUN participants write high quality research work throughout the program. All papers below have been reviewed and evaluated by experts in the field before being presented at the final session where students receive oral and written feedback.

All papers reflect only the opinion of the respective authors.

Agency	Authors	Title
UNODC	Chen Mengxuan, University of Szeged Matilde Carbajo, Pompeu Fabra University	Misuse of prescribed medications in older adults: understanding a facet of the global health and healthcare crisis
UNODC	Agata Bidas, University of Vienna Gonzalo Piasek, Polytechnic University of Catalonia Mohammad Alipour, University of Szeged Oishika Basak, Utrecht University	Youth as Agents of Change: Building Resilience against Trafficking in Persons
	Hayat Ahmed, American University of Sharjah/University of Leipzig and Addis Ababa University Alice Mazzetto, LUISS Guido Carli Matthias Posch, Vienna University of Economics and Business	Navigating Stress in Crisis: Understanding the Gender and Cultural Dynamics of Mental Health among International UN Staff
UNOOSA	Elizaveta Barabanova, The University of Milan Samuel Guéret, Vienna University of Technology Iisa Kosonen, The London School of Economics and Political Science Luis Alejandro Moll Dos Santos, University of Girona	Climate change and conflict: Using space technologies to build resilience
WHO	Samar Momin, Centro Internacional de Métodos Numéricos en la Ingeniería (CIMNE) & Univeritat Politènica de Catalunya (UPC)	Contaminated Medicines as a Global Public Health Issue: Comparing National Regulatory Agencies Responses (A Case Study of India, The Gambia, Indonesia and Uzbekistan
OSCE	Carla Agha Ebrahim, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Annemarijn Johanna Cozijnsen, The American University of Rome	Mapping Actions to Combat Online Violence against Female Journalists across the OSCE Participating States
OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR)	Anouk Kelhout, CHARM-EU Vanessa Moser, University of Vienna Yaquelín Samper Hormaza, University of Glasgow, Universitat de Barcelona, Erasmus University Rotterdam	Strengthening democratic resilience in times of crisis
OSCE	Carlos Alberto Aguilar Cáceres, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Camille Vern, Leipzig University Clara Aruanno, Linköping University Sahar Habib, The American University of Rome	Bringing all to the Table: How to Include Men in Combating Gender Inequalities: A guide towards a holistic approach for the OSCE.
OSCE	Anastasiia Kononova, Central European University Maria Vila Serra, Blanquerna-Ramon Llull University	Blurring Truth: Exploring AI's Impact on Media Integrity and the Case for Regulation in the Era of Deepfake
Ban Ki-Moon Centre (BMKC)	Liv Angerer, CHARM-EU Melissa Dachrodt, CHARM-EU Martí Masip Gimeno, University of Girona Sophia Healy, CHARM-EU	Operationalising the Global Goal on Adaptation - An Evaluation of the United Arab Emirates Framework for Global Climate Resilience
NOVE, Caring Humans	Pamela Angel Quenguan, Modul University Vienna Viktoriya Sydorenko, Vienna University of Economics and Business	Exploring the Complexities of Climate-Induced Migration in a Globalized World