Political Science

Science diplomacy of Poland

M. Szkarłat

This article delves into the complex realm of Polish science diplomacy, revealing how domestic politics influence its effectiveness and strategic direction. Conducted by Monika Szkarłat from Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, the research highlights the potential for Poland to adopt more sophisticated systems, drawing comparisons with France and the Czech Republic.

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Abstract

This article examines the regulatory, institutional, and operational frameworks of Polish science diplomacy (SD), supplementing findings with stakeholder interviews. It argues that while a universal SD model doesn't exist, Poland can benefit from more advanced systems, but its SD is significantly impacted by domestic politics, negatively affecting continuity and strategic programming. Comparisons are drawn with France and the Czech Republic.

Publisher

Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Published On

Aug 05, 2020

Authors

Monika Szkarłat

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