Introduction to the Forum on Science Diplomacy

science and technology diplomacy model based on the economic complexity

Background and Aim: The history of the evolution of human societies indicates the important and civilizing role of science and technology in the formation of economic, social, cultural, and political relations. Along with the increasing speed and development of science and technology, economic, social, cultural, and political concepts and approaches have also changed and played a more colorful ...

Forum on Biogeography : Introduction

many champions. Originally, in pre-evolutionary Europe, biogeography was unified by the common aim of uncovering the centre of origin, a concept derived from biblical texts. Organisms either were created in the places they were found or they moved there from elsewhere (Buffon, 1766; Sclater, 1858). Whether or not the organisms evolved was not an issue in biogeography. Organisms had a centre of ...

Science in Diplomacy

Throughout human history, science and technology have been the backbone of innovations that have driven economic development. Yet, rather oddly, they have not been seriously invoked in the pursuit of diplomacy. This Commentary examines the important role of science in diplomacy and its soft-power in world affairs and peace.

Introduction to the Career Forum Column

Welcome to the second installment of the Career Forum column. The column, which debuted in the September 2001 issue, aims to provide career advice and practical information to graduating students and database professionals. In addition to the standard, 6-page articles that cover broad topics, we plan to solicit shorter articles (1-2 pages). Shorter articles will present multiple (and probably d...

Islamic & non Islamic Countries Cooperation: Perspective on Science Diplomacy Model