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Nepal Journal of Multidisciplinary Research
ISSN 2645-8470 · Nepal Philosophical Research Center · 300 artikel di indeks
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Elevational Zonation of Carbon Storage and Tree Diversity in Central Himalayan Community Forests for REDD+ and Biodiversity Conservation
Background: Climate change, driven largely by anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions, has placed forest biomass and carbon management at the forefront of global mitigation strategies. In Nepal, there are a total of 23,026 community forestry user groups (CFUGs) covering 20% of the forested area and…
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Age and Awareness as Predictors of Usage Frequency and Advocacy for Mobile Wallets in Nepal
Background: Adoption of mobile wallets is one of the most important features of financial digitization in Nepal. Understanding drivers of their use and promotion is important for long-term development. Objectives: This study was undertaken to (1) investigate the relationship between the age of…
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Green Healthcare Awareness, Attitudes and Practices Among Undergraduate Students
Background: Healthcare sectors are one of the sectors that contribute to environmental degradation through waste generation, energy use, and greenhouse gas emissions, hence the need to inculcate green healthcare practices in future professionals. Objectives: The study aimed to evaluate awareness…
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Leadership Style and Employee Performance in Nepalese Enterprises
Background: Leadership style is a vital factor influencing the performance of employees; however, there is little scientific literature on how different leadership styles jointly affect employee performance, especially in the public sector organizations of Nepal. Objective: The present study…
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The 100 : A Co-working Space in Kathmandu
Background: This article is about co-working spaces and their roles in supporting start-up enterprises and other professionals provisioning various infrastructural and service components with affordable costs and greater flexibility for use. The objective of this article is to highlight the…
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Resource Barriers: The Difficulties of Integrating ICT in Teaching-Learning at Tribhuvan University
Background: Integrating Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in education is inevitable in current time. Though, there is less integration of ICT in teaching -learning at university level in Nepalese context. In this context, this study examined the resource barriers experienced by…
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Exploring the Happiness and Life Experiences of Nepalese People Living in the USA
Background: Nepal has been experiencing the rising academic and labor migration, and major labor migration to Europe, North America, Canada, and other countries in Asia, and seasonal migration to the Gulf and other nations of Asia. Whereas migrants to the Gulf and Asian destinations are notorious…
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Spirometric Parameters Are Associated with Cardiovascular Autonomic Reactivity in Healthy Medical Students
Background: The autonomic nervous system and respiratory system are closely interconnected; however, the association between cardiovascular autonomic reactivity and pulmonary function in healthy young adults remains insufficiently characterized. Understanding this relationship may provide insight…
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State Visit of King Birendra to the United States of America and the Endorsement of the Peace Zone Proposal (1983)
Background: Nepal's foreign policy shifted from pro-British isolation under the Ranas to global diplomatic engagement. The state visit of King Birendra to the USA in 1983 was a pivotal event, but detailed scholarly analysis of its objectives and achievements remains limited. Research Objectives…
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Thesis Writing in English Language Teaching: Structure, Organization and Practices
Background: Thesis writing is a significant academic requirement for master’s level students in English Language Teaching (ELT) and applied linguistics at Tribhuvan University, Nepal, demanding critical thinking, academic writing competence, and systematic organization of research. However, many…
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Mind Blindness and Double Empathy: A Systematic Review of Theoretical Orientations in the Social Construction of Autism in Nepal
Background: The “Mind-Blindness Theory” and the “Double Empathy Theory” are two major theoretical approaches in current international autism research, but they have received limited attention in studies conducted in Nepal. This study aims to analyze the developmental trajectories of these…
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Landholding, Cropping Intensity, and Food Security in Middle Mountain of Nepal: A Case study of Mandandeupur Municipality of Kavrepalanchok
Background: Agriculture remains the primary livelihood source in Nepal, particularly in the middle hill region where household food security is closely linked to landholding characteristics and agricultural productivity. Understanding the factors influencing food sufficiency is essential for…
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AI and Cybersecurity: Combating Deepfakes and Misinformation in Nepal
Background: The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital communication platforms has intensified concerns regarding deepfakes and misinformation, particularly in developing contexts like Nepal. These challenges pose risks to information integrity, public trust, and digital…
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Customer Trust and Loyalty in Nepali Commercial Banks: A PLS-SEM Analysis Approach
Background: This study aims to investigate the customer trust on customer loyalty in commercial banks in Nepal. It assesses how commitment and customer intimacy assist as an intervening role in the relationship between trust and customer loyalty. Methods: This study used a positivist quantitative…
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Ritualized Medical Pluralism: Understanding the Social Legitimacy and Practice of Indigenous Knowledge and Spiritual Healing System Embedded in Pheri Culture of Phree Community in Nepal
Background: Medical pluralism refers to the coexistence of multiple healing systems within a society. In Nepal, biomedicine exists alongside indigenous, spiritual, and ethnomedical practices, yet, research on preventive and ritual-based healing systems practiced by heterogeneous communities remains…
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Awakening Female Agency in B. P. Koirala’s Teen Ghumti
Background: Modern Nepali novelist B. P. Koirala (1914-1982) infuses his 1968 Nepali novella Teen Ghumti [Three Bends] with a progressive vision of women's self. Literally meaning three bends, the text highlights three critical turning points in Indramaya's life as she gradually grows into a mature…
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Digitization Of Intangible Cultural Materials At Music Museum Of Nepal For Preservation And Common Access
Background: Magnetic tapes were the major source of analog recording devices, until digital media storage devices arrived. Songs, dances and other cultural performances recorded in such analog materials are of high cultural importance as most of the performers aged or died. However, modern youth…
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Unspeakable Wound: Trauma, Abjection, Dissociation and the Quest for Healing in Oyeyemi’s The Icarus Girl and Papillon’s An Ordinary Wonder
Background: This essay explores The Icarus Girl by Helen Oyeyemi and An Ordinary Wonder by Buki Papillon, focusing on psychological trauma, repressive culture, and the search for healing in the African diaspora. The work centers on Otolorin Akinro, and Jessamy Harrison, examining their struggles to…
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Corporate Social Responsibility Dimensions and Employee Performance in Nepalese Commercial Banks: The Mediating Role of CSR Culture
Background: This study aims to measure the direct association of corporate social responsibility (CSR) dimensions and corporate social responsibility culture (CSR culture) on employees' performance, and the mediating role of CSR culture in the relationship between CSR dimensions and employee…
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Exploring Academic Challenges of BBS Students in Public Colleges: An Evidence from Pokhara Valley, Nepal
Background: BBS students enrolled in public colleges of Pokhara Valley, Nepal face persistent academic underperformance characterised by high course failure, course repetition, delayed graduation, and significant dropout. The study identifies systemic underfunding and governance failures as primary…