Citation and Reference Index
Citations and Documentary References
This page is the authoritative index of citations and documentary references used across Globcal International publications. Each entry is linkable by a stable fragment identifier and is designed to align with the structured data (JSON-LD) embedded on this page. Where possible, we prefer primary sources (treaties, official publications, archival holdings, verified institutional documentation, and original scans).
Use this index to verify, cite, and cross-check
Use this page to locate the underlying documentary sources referenced in our articles, standards pages, and governance pages.
To cite a source, link directly to its anchor (example: /p/citations.html#cite-vccr-1963).
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How to use this index
Practical rules for citations on this site
- Direct linking: Each citation is a standalone entry with a permanent ID for bookmarking and for article citations.
- Primary-source preference: Prefer treaties, official institutional pages, and original documents over commentary.
- Access + context notes: Include “accessed” dates and short notes on why the source is used.
- Hosted exhibits: If we host a scan or working copy, the record must label it as a hosted copy and preserve provenance notes.
- No exaggeration: Sources are cited to support specific claims. Articles must distinguish policy, program branding, and legal instruments.
Core reference set (starter)
These are foundational references commonly used across Globcal International pages about goodwill ambassadorship, honorary consuls, cooperative governance, and platform security. Each record has a stable ID intended for repeat citation.
Treaty — Vienna Convention on Consular Relations (1963)
Stable ID: #cite-vccr-1963
Recommended citation:
Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, opened for signature 24 April 1963, United Nations Treaty Series,
accessed [dateAccessed], via United Nations Treaty Collection.
- Official record
- UN Treaty Collection (record)
- Official text (PDF)
- UNTS PDF (English)
Program page — UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors
Stable ID: #cite-unicef-goodwill
Recommended citation:
UNICEF, “Goodwill Ambassadors,” program page, accessed [dateAccessed].
Official page: https://www.unicef.org/goodwill-ambassadors
Program page — UNESCO Goodwill Ambassadors
Stable ID: #cite-unesco-goodwill
Recommended citation:
UNESCO, “Goodwill Ambassadors,” program page, accessed [dateAccessed].
Official page: https://www.unesco.org/en/partnerships/goodwill-ambassadors
UN reference — The 17 Sustainable Development Goals
Stable ID: #cite-un-sdgs
Recommended citation:
United Nations, “The 17 Goals,” Sustainable Development Goals, accessed [dateAccessed].
Official page: https://sdgs.un.org/goals
Treaties & international standards
Treaty copy — Vienna Convention on Consular Relations (UN ILC mirror PDF)
Stable ID: #cite-vccr-1963-alt
Recommended citation:
United Nations, Vienna Convention on Consular Relations (PDF), accessed [dateAccessed], via UN International Law Commission instruments archive.
PDF: https://legal.un.org/ilc/texts/instruments/english/conventions/9_2_1963.pdf
UN & intergovernmental programs
Secondary reference — Goodwill ambassador (overview)
Stable ID: #cite-wikipedia-goodwill
Recommended citation:
“Goodwill ambassador,” Wikipedia, accessed [dateAccessed] (secondary overview; corroborate key claims with primary sources).
Consular practice & honorary consuls
Government explainer — What does an honorary consul do?
Stable ID: #cite-government-nl-honorary-consul
Recommended citation:
Government of the Netherlands, “What does an honorary consul do?,” news/explainer page (22 March 2022), accessed [dateAccessed].
Page: https://www.government.nl/latest/news/2022/03/22/what-is-an-honorary-consul
Cooperative governance references
Standard — Cooperative identity, values & principles (ICA)
Stable ID: #cite-ica-identity
Recommended citation:
International Cooperative Alliance (ICA), “Cooperative identity, values & principles,” accessed [dateAccessed].
Technical & security references
Documentation — Cloud Identity editions (Free vs Premium)
Stable ID: #cite-cloud-identity-editions
Recommended citation:
Google Cloud, “Editions | Cloud Identity,” documentation page, accessed [dateAccessed].
Product page — Cloud Identity (overview)
Stable ID: #cite-cloud-identity-overview
Recommended citation:
Google Cloud, “Cloud Identity,” product overview, accessed [dateAccessed].
Citation templates (copy/paste)
Use these templates when adding new records. Replace values shown in [brackets] and keep the stable ID unchanged once published.
Archival letter — [senderName] to [recipientName]
Stable ID: #cite-letter-template (template)
Recommended citation:
[senderName] to [recipientName], letter, [letterDate], [collectionName], Box [boxNumber], Folder [folderNumber],
[holdingArchiveName] (Call No. [callNumber]).
- Holding archive
- [holdingArchiveName]
- Catalog record / finding aid
- [catalogLabel]
- Description
- [briefEvidenceSummary]
Hosted document (PDF) — [documentTitle]
Stable ID: #cite-hosted-pdf-template (template)
Recommended citation:
“[documentTitle]” (hosted copy), PDF, Globcal International exhibit [exhibitId],
published [datePublished], last modified [dateModified], accessed [dateAccessed].
- Hosted copy (view)
- Google Drive (view)
- Original source
- [originalProvenanceSummary]
- Integrity note
- SHA-256:
[sha256Hash](optional, recommended for evidentiary exhibits)
Update & integrity notes
Stability is part of trust
- Stable IDs: Once a citation ID is published, it should not be reused for a different source.
- Hosted exhibits: If we host copies, we label them as hosted copies and preserve provenance notes.
- Corrections: If a citation entry is wrong or incomplete, we correct it and disclose changes.
- Access dates: For web sources, include an “accessed” date in the record and (when helpful) archive the page.
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