Jan Ludert,
Jan Lüdert,
Martin Wahlisch,
Martin Wählisch
e.a.
The Palgrave Handbook of Science Diplomacy
Gebonden Engels 2026 9783032294722Levertijd ± 9 werkdagen
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Samenvatting
This open access handbook redefines science diplomacy in an era of geopolitical rivalry, rapid technological change, and fragmented global governance. Moving beyond state-centric models, it advances a polycentric framework where authority and expertise are distributed across diverse actors. Combining conceptual insights with empirical case studies, it examines securitization, emerging diplomatic players, and technology as a site of power—offering a rigorous guide for navigating cooperation under conditions of uncertainty, asymmetry, and disruption.
Specificaties
ISBN13:9783032294722
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Gebonden
Aantal pagina's:396
Uitgever:Springer Nature Switzerland
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Inhoudsopgave
Chapter 1: Polycentric science diplomacy in an age of disruption.- Chapter 2: The case for science diplomacy 2.0 in this age of technological disruption.- Chapter 3: Geopolitics and science diplomacy.- Chapter 4: Exit, voice, and loyalty as a new heuristic for science diplomacy.- Chapter 5: Science diplomacy in the gap of uncertain technological disruption.- Chapter 6: Revisiting scientific uncertainty in science diplomacy on emerging climate technologies.- Chapter 7: Digital diplomacy: the transformative role of technology in international relations.- Chapter 8: The new cadre of technology envoys as diplomats – organizational sense or tradition?.- Chapter 9: The place of professional societies in science diplomacy.- Chapter 10: The global network of internet & society centers: science diplomacy in an era of technological disruption.- Chapter 11: American science and technology for development: where we have been, where we are now, and where we need to go.- Chapter 12: Private actors as agents of disruption.- Chapter 13: Empowering women in STEM in emerging economies through a science diplomacy approach.- Chapter 14: Women in Science Diplomacy Association (WiSDA).- Chapter 15: Science diplomacy hubs: The Johns Hopkins Science Diplomacy Hub.- Chapter 16: City science labs as platforms for science diplomacy.- Chapter 17: Transdisciplinary co-creation: a replicable model for collaboration between science and policy.- Chapter 18: Applied sciences for research and practice.- Chapter 19: Technological advancement and the mission of health professions students as stakeholders for science diplomacy: the International Collaboration and Exchange Program (ICEP GLOBAL).- Chapter 20: Art-science as new frontier for diplomatic thinking and praxis.- Chapter 21: Transformational technology leaders, game theory, and science diplomacy in the age of Artificial Intelligence.- Chapter 22: The new horizon: how Artificial Intelligence policy is reshaping science diplomacy.- Chapter 23: Bridging the world: Japan’s Artificial Intelligence diplomacy.- Chapter 24: Science Diplomacy in an era of technological disruption: The US-China competition for advanced semiconductors and AI.- Chapter 25: Navigating emerging trends in science diplomacy: insights from German and US partnerships.- Chapter 26: Space diplomacy and international collaboration.- Chapter 27: Biological weapons and science-based policymaking.- Chapter 28: Disaster resilience, technology and diplomacy: Japan and the Asia-Pacific.
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