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K. Kunwar

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Open access Sep 2026

The Piranha Principle: A Structural Theory of Collective Power, Survival, and Resistance in Post-Sovereign Politics

This paper introduces the Piranha Principle as a structural theory of collective power designed to explain how dispersed actors generate effective political influence under post-sovereign conditions. The purpose of the study is to address the growing mismatch between classical state-centric and elite-centric theories o...

K. Kunwar · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

Integrating Mental Resilience and Cognitive Strategies for Enhancing Athletic Performance: Evidence-Based Approaches in Sports Psychology

TAthletic performance is influenced not only by physical training but also by psychological factors, including mental resilience and cognitive strategies. This study investigates the effectiveness of an integrated intervention combining mental resilience training with cognitive strategy development to enhance athletic...

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Open access Jul 2026

Beyond the State: Fragmented Sovereignty and Informal Governance in Post-Conflict Nepal

This study reconceptualizes sovereignty in post-conflict contexts by examining how authority in Nepal is dispersed across formal institutions and informal networks. It addresses the limits of state-centric frameworks in explaining governance dynamics where power is neither unified nor exclusively institutionalized.The...

K. Kunwar · 0 citations
Review Open access Aug 2026

Developing and Validating Cognitive Governance Systems (CGS) Theory: A Human–AI Co-Governance Framework for Democratic Decision-Making

This study proposes Cognitive Governance Systems (CGS) Theory as an original explanatory framework of the interaction between human intelligence and machine intelligence in a co-decision making context of democratic government.

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