1. How to Get Started?
2. What Is Science Diplomacy?
3. Who Are the Science Diplomacy Stakeholders?
4. How Does the EU Practice Science Diplomacy?
5. What Are the National, Regional and Thematic Approaches of Science Diplomacy?
6. What Set of Skills Do I Need to Be a Good Science Diplomat?
7. Hands On! Case Studies
8. How Can You Dive Deeper into Science Diplomacy?
Satisfaction Survey

7.1 Case Studies – Introduction to the Module

Authors

Lorenzo Melchor1, Maria Josten2, Céline Paillette3, Sam Robinson4, Ana Elorza1, Nadia Meyer2, Izaskun Lacunza1, and Mitchell Young5

1 Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT)
2 German Aerospace Centre / Project Management Agency DLR-PT
3 Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, UMR Sirice
4 University of Manchester
5 Charles University

Evaluators

The following reviewers have undertaken quality assurance of this module:

Mitchell Young, Charles University, Czech Republic
Claire Mays, H2020 InsSciDE.eu, and Institut Symlog, France
Helen B Woods, University of Sheffield, UK
Marta Bozina, Juraj Dobrila University of Pula, Croatia
Mario González-Jiménez, University of Glasgow, UK

Practical information

 

How to cite this module

If you want to refer to this content, please use:

Lorenzo Melchor, Maria Josten, Céline Paillette, Sam Robinson, Ana Elorza, Nadia Meyer, Izaskun Lacunza and Mitchell Young. 2020. Hands On! Case Studies. In: S4D4C European Science Diplomacy Online Course, Module 7, Vienna: S4D4C.


The material provided under this course is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.


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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 770342.

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