New Letter from the Field
Science Training Encouraging Peace
In this letter from the field, authors propose that person-to-person (P2P) science diplomacy can bring positive change between Israelis and Palestinians, as illustrated by the work of an organization called STEP (Science Training Encouraging Peace).
New Perspective
“Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired”: We Must Do Better in Global Health Because We Know Better
The authors discuss the urgent necessity for the U.S. to address enduring systemic issues and develop strategies to integrate diplomacy into various dimensions of global health initiatives to significantly improve global health.
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.
Article
The Past, Present, and Future of Science Diplomacy at the Smithsonian
The authors explore examples of the Smithsonian Institution's international engagements through the lens of science diplomacy, highlighting its institutional footprint in Panama.
Article
Based on their experience and those of colleagues as part of science attaché networks, the authors aim to start a conversation about the roles and responsibilities of these networks during the crisis and the recovery period.
Letter from the Field
By Robert J. Swap – 01/22/2021
Based on lessons learned over nearly 35 years of experience with international partnerships and science diplomacy, the author argues in favor of starting science diplomacy training earlier in a student’s career.
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