2009
DOI: 10.1080/15512160802611963
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League of Our Own: Creating a Model United Nations Scrimmage Conference

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“…In the first place, and in line with previous analyses (Taylor 2013;Ripley et al 2009;Brunazzo and Settembri 2012), the benefits of simulation are confirmed by the increase in factual knowledge about IR issues, after attending the training course and (mainly) participating in the NMUNÁNY. These benefits are especially true for those students who had not attended any conventional course in IR before the simulation.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
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“…In the first place, and in line with previous analyses (Taylor 2013;Ripley et al 2009;Brunazzo and Settembri 2012), the benefits of simulation are confirmed by the increase in factual knowledge about IR issues, after attending the training course and (mainly) participating in the NMUNÁNY. These benefits are especially true for those students who had not attended any conventional course in IR before the simulation.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…Coughlin (2013) has studied the relationship between simulation participation style and gender. Ripley et al (2009) identify the difficulties (not only organizational) linked to both small and big scale simulations, advocating the organization of middle-scale MUN intercollegiate conferences. However, the perceptions that have been investigated in the two above-mentioned papers concern the students' impressions about the usefulness of simulations as didactic tools or as a stimulator of students' interest in studying IR.…”
Section: The Paper's Contribution To the Existing Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…4. For a broad review of the literature on simulations and IR, see, among others: Lantis (1998); Shellman and Turan (2006); Ripley et al (2009), Brunazzo and Settembri (2012), Giovanello et al (2013); Ehralnder and Boylan (2017), Y et al (2019). 5.…”
Section: Article's Contribution To the Literature On Role-playing Simmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The simulation is promoted by a range of actors, from the United Nations itself 2 to the World Federation of United Nations Associations, 3 and similar simulations are promoted by regional organisations such as NATO and the European Union. 4 Students can start doing MUN while in middle school, and continue through college and graduate school. Four hundred thousand students per year participate in MUN conferences 5 ; some of them are doing MUN for course credit, while others do it as an extracurricular activity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%