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Science diplomacy as a foreign policy tool for Turkey and the ramifications of collaboration with the EU

Political Science

Science diplomacy as a foreign policy tool for Turkey and the ramifications of collaboration with the EU

D. B. Karacan

This research by Derya Buyuktanir Karacan delves into how science diplomacy has influenced Turkish Science, Technology, and Innovation policies, particularly in relation to the EU, revealing new funding opportunities and enhanced public diplomacy, yet highlighting underutilization of science in foreign policy amidst rising tensions.

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