Science Beyond Politics: Cuba-US Marine Research and Conservation

Siciliano, Daria; Bretos, Fernando; Azanza, Julia; Svenson, Nanette

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-75364-5_3

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“…80 Siciliano et al 2018 Interview F. Bretos. 82 Siciliano et al 2018, 46. 83 Siciliano et al 2018 Interview F. Bretos.…”

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The Effectiveness of Science Diplomacy between Adversarial States: Insights from US–Cuban and US–Iranian Science Collaborations

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2023

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Summary The American Association for the Advancement of Science and the British Royal Society’s science diplomacy taxonomy has received much criticism. Some argue that there is a lack of empirical evidence to underpin the taxonomy’s three science diplomacy dimensions. This particularly applies to the third dimension, science for diplomacy, and its effectiveness. Others criticise the taxonomy for painting the picture of compliant scientists who would discard their academic ideals to support foreign policy objectives. Against the backdrop of these two points of criticism, this study investigates if scientists are willing to support political objectives through science collaborations. It also examines under which conditions science for diplomacy is effective. Using the epistemic community approach, expert interviews and a case study, the study argues that science for diplomacy is effective if it is promoted by a close-knit epistemic community and shows that scientists oppose the instrumentalisation of scientific collaboration for political purposes.

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“…80 Siciliano et al 2018 Interview F. Bretos. 82 Siciliano et al 2018, 46. 83 Siciliano et al 2018 Interview F. Bretos.…”

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The Effectiveness of Science Diplomacy between Adversarial States: Insights from US–Cuban and US–Iranian Science Collaborations

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2023

Hague J. Dipl.

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Science Beyond Politics: Cuba-US Marine Research and Conservation

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The Effectiveness of Science Diplomacy between Adversarial States: Insights from US–Cuban and US–Iranian Science Collaborations

The Effectiveness of Science Diplomacy between Adversarial States: Insights from US–Cuban and US–Iranian Science Collaborations

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