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| Anno Accademico |
2024/2025 |
| Corso di Studi |
Dott. - MI (1300) Scuola di Dottorato |
| Anno di Corso |
1 |
| Codice Identificativo |
061776 |
| Denominazione Insegnamento |
SCIENCE DIPLOMACY FOR RESEARCHERS. FILLING THE GAP BETWEEN SCIENCE AND POLICY WITHIN THE GLOBAL CHALLENGES |
| Tipo Insegnamento |
MONODISCIPLINARE |
| Crediti Formativi Universitari (CFU) |
5.0 |
| Programma sintetico |
In the current global context characterized by complex and unpredictable challenges there is a renovated interest in the role of academic education and scientific research, since they can generate innovation and high-level knowledge to support both immediate choices and long term strategies to address major global challenges and respond to the shared needs of sustainable and equitable development (concerning energy security, agriculture and food security , global and one-health, climate change, and geopolitical crises, to mention a few)
This is the essence of science diplomacy, defined as the use of scientific, technological, and academic collaborations among countries, regions and societies to address common challenges and to build effective international partnerships.
Science diplomacy is an important new area of research and practice that recognizes diplomacy as an avoidable asset of international cooperation and science as the essential driver to support evidence based policymaking with special reference to global challenges. Science diplomacy can have different perspectives but within the frame of a research institution focus on technological aspects (like Politecnico di Milano) it will be basically analysed for two of them
1. Science for Diplomacy: building new paradigms for scientific cooperation in research and innovation to support foreign policy and international relations.
2. Science in Diplomacy: delivering evidence-based research results to inform the process of policy making within the framework of the social and global challenges.
The aim of a PhD course lies in developing and testing new ways of incorporating negotiation and policy advisory skill-building into advanced doctoral study. The PhD course will provide students with the practical policy brief writing skills (one of the main tools of EBPM), as well as negotiation and diplomacy skills, They will also acquire knowledge on existing international institutions and mechanisms of Science Advisory, being in the role of Scientific Advisor (facilitated by their STEM preparation) through the PW, based on Model of EU SAM (Science Advisory Mechanism), preparing them to navigate in existing Science Diplomacy mechanisms and take active part in multilateral diplomacy (es. COP-27), where non-state actors have been lately playing an increasingly important role. |
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Shendrikova Diana, Burigana David, Colombo Emanuela, Gala Marilena
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