New Editorial
Twelve Months of COVID-19: Shaping the Next Era of Science Diplomacy
The guest editors of the special issue, Future-Casting Science Diplomacy reflect on the effects that the COVID-19 pandemic has had in the relationship between science and diplomacy, and on ideas proposed by contributors to this special edition.
New Editorial
National Interest, Global Interest, and Science
By E. William Colglazier - 01/22/2021
The degree to which global concerns are incorporated into national aspirations becomes one of the most important factors in determining whether countries can tackle worldwide problems together.
New Article
By Dalal Najib – 01/22/2021
As countries in the Arab world grapple with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on public health, the economy, and society in general, the author argues it could be a pivotal moment to address deeply rooted structural weaknesses in the region.
New Perspective
By Kerri-Ann Jones – 01/22/2021
As the world confronts daunting crises, the U.S. must reimagine and rebuild the web of expertise, respect, and action that will define its commitment to science and diplomacy.
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