Dependence on Media and the Formation of the Level of the Academic Elite's Knowledge concerning United Nations' Affairs (A research based on a doctoral thesis)
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https://doi.org/10.33282/abaa.v7i29.191Keywords:
Dependence, Media, Formation, Academic Elite's, Knowledge, United Nations'Abstract
The UN organization is considered one of the most important organizations at the international level. It has accomplished multiple tasks and roles of many different issues and events that hit the developing and advanced world countries. It has performed a series of procedures and laws that have had an impact on ending the wars and conflicts that plagued some countries and continued for a period of time in the past. Moreover, it has improved the level of the international relations between a number of countries due to the problems and incidents took place between them. It has relied on finding solutions and treatments for humanitarian problems such as the preservation of the environment, preventing the spread of epidemics and diseases This study has come up with several results, most notably are the following:
1. The results of the study have shown that (258) of the sample has indicated that they spend 1-3 hours a day following up the media.
2. The academic elite has pointed out that the activity performed by the UN is a political one in that it has ranked first with (349) and a percentage of (%73.31).
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* The name "United Nations" was proposed by the President of the United States, Roosevelt, officially using the name for the first time in 1942, signed representatives of 26 countries on the United Nations Declaration, in honor of President Roosevelt, who died a few weeks before the signing of the Charter. All those present at the San Francisco Conference agreed to adopt the name " "He said.
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