Science Diplomacy in Times of Global Crises
Bereich: Forschungspolitik & Entwicklung
Datum: 14. - 15. September 2023
cience diplomacy is an often-promulgated concept in light of tackling global challenges in an increasingly interconnected and competitive world order. Science diplomacy is believed to foster peace and understanding between nations and has often been utilized to argue for more cooperation and openness among adverse states. Can science diplomacy keep up with its promise in an ever-more fragmented multipolar world? Does the concept and its basic tenets need to be revised or has science diplomacy never been more valid and important?
This event explores science diplomacy in current global affairs from at least two perspectives in times of multiple crises: the need for openness and collaboration in tackling global challenges and the need for safe-guarding indisputable values, principles and interests. The first perspective will be addressed with a focus on Artificial Intelligence (Session 1: “Open science diplomacy for an ethical and trustworthy global AI”), the second perspective will be covered by attending to the risks of foreign interference, intellectual property right, misinformation and manipulation in international science cooperation (Session 2: “Science diplomacy in a fragmented, multipolar world”). Both sessions will take place on Friday morning, September 15th (see details here).
The opening session on Thursday night (September 14th) will also invite artistic perspectives and approaches to the otherwise highly conceptual debate, thereby broadening the range of perspectives on science diplomacy in times of global crises.
The panel sessions on Friday have been registered as an official side event of the Science Summit at the 78th United Nations General Assembly taking place on September 12th-29th, 2023.
Typ: Kooperative Veranstaltung (ZSI als Co-Organisator)
Organisator: Austrian Cultural Forum, United Nations
Veranstaltungsort: ACF New York
Webseite: https://acfny.org/event/scienc ... ing-event/
Involvierte ZSI-Mitarbeiter/innen:
- Mag. Dr. Klaus Schuch (OrganisatorIn, eingeladen)
- Mag. Dr. Katja Mayer (OrganisatorIn, eingeladen)
- Dr. Charlotte Rungius, MA BSc (OrganisatorIn, eingeladen)
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