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1. Introduction 2. Data and Visualization 3. Methods 4. Results 4.1 Model results and Diagnostics 4.2 Model Selection 4.3 The Interpretation of the Best Model 5. Conclusion References: 1.

Introduction Data Overview: Cleaning: Missing data checks: Description: Potential data issues: Methods Models Results Running the models IIA assumption Analyzing the fit Accuracy Marginal effects Diagnostic tests Conclusion References Introduction Attacks against aid workers have gradually witnessed an upward trend in the last decade.

1. Introduction The aim of this research is to explore the potential causal relationship between the privatization of education and labor productivity.In recent years, many countries have embarked on the application of market-based privatization approaches to different levels of education.

INTRODUCING THE DATASET DATASET INSPECTION AND CLEANING Checking the structure of the dataset: Sample size of the dataset: Status of missing data Creating new binary variables: VARIABLES AND THEORETICAL APPROACH REGRESSION Regression Model 1 - Facebook Accuracy: Regression Model 2 - Whatsapp Accuracy: DIAGNOSTICS CONCLUSION Data: pooledthreeway_data.

Introduction Literature Review Defining governance How e-governance is perceived to improve governance quality? Hypotheses Data and operationalisation Main Independent variable (IV) Dependent variable (DV) Control variables (CVs) Descriptive Statistics Skewness in numerical terms Scatter plot matrix with histograms Methodology Model Selection Regression tables of random effects and fixed effects models Hausman’s test result by dependent variable Diagnosis Linearity Influential observations Normality of the residuals Homoscedasticity Multi-collinearity Endogeneity Results Forest-plots of estimated coefficients Dependent variable: Control of Corruption Indicator (lagged 2 years) Dependent variable: Government Effectiveness Indicator (lagged 2 years) Dependent variable: Voice and Accountability Indicator (lagged 2 years) Robustness Check Correlation test of the alternative dependent variables WGI Control of Corruption Indicator and Bayesian Corruption Indicator WGI Government Effectiveness Indicator and FSI Public Services Indicator WGI Voice and Accountability Indicator and Freedom House Regime Score Regression results of alternative dependent variables Model (1) for testing H1 Model (2) for testing H2 Model (3) for testing H3 Conclusion Reference Bibliography R packages Appendix 1 E-Government Development Index World Bank Control of Corruption Indicator World Bank Government Effectiveness Indicator World Bank Voice and Accountability Indicator GDP per capita in current USD FSI Demographic Pressure FSI Group Grievance FSI External Intervention FSI Refugees and IDPs V-Dem Women political empowerment index Introduction One of the most prominent and rapid technological developments in the 21st Century is information and communication technologies (ICTs), which are broadly defined as digital technologies which can “transmit, store, create, share or exchange information”, such as the Internet, broadcasting and telephone (UNESCO 2021).

“The question is not whether we are able to change but whether we are changing fast enough.” —Angela Merkel Artificial intelligence, physical security, and political security are inextricably linked in the Digital Age and have vast implications on social fairness.

Some journalists attribute the revitalization of Black Lives Matter (BLM) in 2020 to dissent against Donald Trump and white participation. But, not everything has to do with Trump. This summer the world saw the rebirth of the BLM movement.

In an ever-changing subject such as digital communication, finding a fixed point or simply trying to identify trends for the near future is difficult. However, Social Networks - because of their ductility and pervasiveness and the relatively low costs that characterize them - are destined to be the backbone of any political communication and an increasingly important tool for the democratic participation of citizens.

Over ten years have passed, and the indigenist, alternative development goal established in 2008 by the Ecuadorian government, and the slew of policies and projects that came from that, have not yielded fruit; looking back, with hindsight 2020, it is clear that a big reason for this failure is due to the government’s inability, or unwillingness, to incorporate the country’s historic and often conscious dependency on extractive practices into the narrative.

In 2021 Northern Ireland (NI) will celebrate its centenary; citizens will look back to the Partition of Ireland and cast their gazes forward to their future. The stakes are especially high as the nation waits for Boris Johnson's Brexit deal to be announced.