S4D4C - Using science for/in diplomacy for addressing global challenges

Ewert J. Aukes; Sanaz  Honarmand Ebrahimi; Gonzalo Ordonez Matamoros; Stefan  Kuhlmann

S4D4C - Using science for/in diplomacy for addressing global challenges

Ewert J. Aukes, Sanaz Honarmand Ebrahimi, Gonzalo Ordonez Matamoros, Stefan Kuhlmann

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Abstract

The complexity and geopolitical scale of grand challenges necessitates concerted international efforts turning them into challenges of foreign policy and science alike. Diplomatic skills as well as scientific expertise
are needed to tackle these challenges. Unfortunately, the interface between both does not always function optimally as communication between the scientific and diplomatic communities can be complicated. There is a great potential for better harnessing global science and science cooperation for European science diplomacy and foreign policy goals, both at EU and MS level. Not only can scientific advice mechanisms in EU foreign policy benefit from advances in research, but innovations in carrying out research may hold opportunities for foreign policy impact.
Running from 2018-2020 and as a collaboration uniting scholars of innovation, science, higher education and governance, the S4D4C project aims to support current and future European science diplomacy for the benefit of European capacities, EU foreign policy goals and especially the development of solutions for global challenges.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 5 Nov 2019
Event	Towards a Global Research Agenda for Transformative Innovation Policy, TIP 2019 - INGENIO CSIC-UPV, Valencia, Spain Duration: 4 Nov 2019 → 5 Nov 2019 http://www.tipconsortium.net/publication/conference-programme-2019-towards-a-global-research-agenda-for-transformative-innovation-policy-tip/

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Conference	Towards a Global Research Agenda for Transformative Innovation Policy, TIP 2019
Abbreviated title	TIP 2019
Country/Territory	Spain
City	Valencia
Period	4/11/19 → 5/11/19
Internet address	http://www.tipconsortium.net/publication/conference-programme-2019-towards-a-global-research-agenda-for-transformative-innovation-policy-tip/

Keywords

Transformative Innovation
Science Diplomacy
instruments for transformation
Frame 3 thinking
Grand challenges

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Towards effective science diplomacy practice: POLICY BRIEF #2, JANUARY 2020
Aukes, E. J., Ordonez Matamoros, G., Kuhlmann, S. & Honarmand Ebrahimi, S., Jan 2020, Vienna: S4D4C. 12 p.
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S4D4C - Using science for/in diplomacy for addressing global challenges

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