Political Science

Conceptualizing science diplomacy in the practitioner-driven literature: a critical review

P. Ruffini

This insightful article by Pierre-Bruno Ruffini delves into the practitioner-driven literature on science diplomacy, highlighting a significant disconnect between its idealistic portrayal and the reality of its competitive use for national interests. Explore the cultural biases shaping its narrative!

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Playback language: English

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