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The Arctic Science Agreement propels science diplomacy

Science, 2017
Amid geopolitical tension, science aligns common ...
Paul Arthur, Berkman, Lars, Kullerud, Allen, Pope, Alexander N, Vylegzhanin, Oran R, Young   +4 more
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International opportunities: The science of diplomacy

Nature, 2011
The US government employs researchers to delve into matters of state. But a special set of soft skills is essential.
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Science diplomacy and beyond

Science, 2014
I Read with interest and sympathy the Editorial “Warming U.S.-Russia relations” (C. A. Campbell, 20 June, p. [1323][1]). I agree about the importance of science diplomacy, an endeavor to which I devoted over 40 years of my career in both the public and nonprofit sectors, specifically in the Soviet and post-Soviet space.
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Global perspectives on science diplomacy: Exploring the diplomacy‐knowledge nexus in contemporary histories of science

Centaurus, 2021
Matthew Adamson, Roberto Lalli
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Science Diplomacy Policy Processes in Comparative Perspective: The Use of Scientific Cooperation Agreements in Canada, India, Norway, and the UK

Minerva, 2021
Emma Sabzalieva, Creso Så, Magdalena Martinez   +2 more
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Science Diplomacy in the Geosciences

2016
Scientists who work with international colleagues in their own country or outside its boundaries are, ultimately, practicing science diplomats. This chapter will explore the definition of science diplomacy and its functions, describe the types of individuals that practice science diplomacy, suggest potential resources and list potential challenges ...
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Science, Technology, and Diplomacy

Science, 1972
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Science Diplomacy in the Twentieth Century: Introduction

Journal of Contemporary History, 2021
Sönke Kunkel
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Science in the Vanguard of Diplomacy

2017
When political relations between two countries are fraught, or even non-existent, could science be in the vanguard of diplomacy? What this chapter endeavors to show is that particular situations exist in which this question is answered to the affirmative—exchanges between researchers can represent a special relation and, sometimes, even the only form ...
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The co-production of nuclear science and diplomacy: towards a transnational understanding of nuclear things

History and Technology, 2021
Kenji Itô, Maria Rentetzi
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