One of S4D4C’s mission is to increase the conceptual understanding of science diplomacy addressing global challenges. This also includes a critical review of how the concept is currently used to better understand and use it. In the peer-reviewed article Romancing
Critical perspective on Science Diplomacy in The Hague Journal of Diplomacy
S4D4C team member Tim Flink published an article entitled “The sensationalist Discourse of Science Diplomacy: A critical reflection”. This piece is part of the series of special articles that S4D4C researchers have contributed to The Hague Journal of Diplomacy Forum
“The ‘Matters’ of Science Diplomacy: Transversal Analysis of the S4D4C Case Studies”
What matters in science diplomacy? That is the question that our new publication “The ‘Matters’ of Science Diplomacy: Transversal Analysis of the S4D4C Case Studies” aims to answer. To do so, the transversal analysis critically analyses the content of our
Elucidating what a science diplomat is
S4D4C welcomes the recent publication in Open Access of the article entitled “What Is a Science Diplomat?” and written by our S4D4C partner Lorenzo Melchor. This piece is part of the series of special articles that S4D4C researchers have contributed
The SCIENCE in Science Diplomacy: Perspectives from Peter McGrath from TWAS
There is no science diplomacy without the substantial involvement of scientists. Scientists know that and have increasingly shown more interests in science policy. However, most traditional scientific training does not prepare scientists to interact outside the academic bubble.
S4D4C Interactive Webinar Series: Exchange views and build your science diplomacy community!
In May 2020 S4D4C launched an online course on European science diplomacy. Almost 5,000 students have registered – this surpasses our expectations. Let’s seize the moment and build a science diplomacy community! S4D4C offers you a series of six live
S4D4C researchers providing actors’ perspectives – InsSciDE/The Hague Journal webinars
Our sister project InsSciDE organized a two-days webinar session titled “Actors’ perspectives: Science diplomacy and the cross-sectoral impacts of Covid-19″. In the 4 panels, different practitioners, scholars and stakeholders of science diplomacy discussed science diplomacy in the context of the