PPT-T he Role of “Science Diplomacy” at the U.S. Department

Dr E William Colglazier Science and Technology Adviser to the US Secretary of State May 21 2014 Science Diplomacy Science and technology aiding informing and advancing diplomatic goals Diplomacy advancing the US and global science and technology enterprise. Science diplomacy in the developing world. Romain Murenzi, executive . d. irector. The World Academy of Sciences (TWAS). 1. Science Diplomacy 2015 . | “. Institutions and . Networks” session. AAAS. Chapter 6. What is Diplomacy?. The way in which countries manage or conduct relations with one another.. It aims to promote common interests and to resolve conflicting interests in a peaceful manner.. Rodney W. Nichols . rod.nichols@verizon.net. . 20 Feb. 2014 . The Rockefeller University . 2/20/2014 A1. There is History Here. Thomas Jefferson. . The brotherly spirit of Science… unites into one family all it votaries of whatever grade, and however widely dispersed through the different quarters of the globe.. & . Negotiation. Diplomacy & Negotiation . About diplomacy. What do diplomats do?. What influences negotiations?. Who’s influences foreign policy making?. What are the different negotiation settings?. personal . networks . in diplomacy . Warsaw, Poland, . Stockholm. , . Sweden. , . jozefdomagalski@yahoo.com. Józef. . Domagalski. Abstract. The network of appropriate personal contacts in the receiving country has always been and continues to be regarded as an essential condition for the success of the diplomatic mission and the individual diplomat.. Daniel H. Katz. Ph.D. candidate, Strategic Studies, S. . Rajaratnam. School of International Studies (RSIS). LKYSPP Public Policy in Asia PhD Conference. 26-27 May 2014. Outline of Presentation. Introduction. About Diplomacy. Modern era began. Treaty . of Versailles, 1919 . Formal relations . bt.. states. Must . be sovereign to engage. Recognize with an . Embassy. Objective. Promote/ preserve national self-interest. The money, the stick, the morality. Uncle Sam getting a new outfit made at the "McKinley and Company National Tailors" with President McKinley taking the measurements. Carl Schurz, Joseph Pulitzer, and Oswald . 4.7. Learning Objectives. Analyze how economic concerns influenced the Open Door Policy and U.S. relations with Japan.. Examine what happened to Puerto Rico and Cuba after the Spanish-American War.. Analyze the effects of Roosevelt’s “big stick” diplomacy and Taft’s “dollar diplomacy.”. . “DIPLOMACY”. = . Peace and Stability . What is CULTURE?. Culture . is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, defined by everything from language, religion, food, social habits, music and arts.. health attachés . in the United States government’s global engagement. Matthew Brown. , MPS, Office of Global Affairs, US Department of Health and Human Services. Craig Shapiro. , MD, MPH, . Office of Global Affairs, . High School. Mr. J. Sebastian Oddone . Instructional Supervisor, HS. Mr. Daniel Gangeri. Curriculum Support Specialist, HS. Department of Science . High School Team . Mr. J. Sebastian Oddone . – Instructional Supervisor. Celebrity Diplomacy. This presentation will consider three concerns:. The transformation in celebrity performance in transnational/international political engagement.. The ubiquity of celebrity diplomats in the United Nations and NGOs associated with Bob . Dr. Jared O. Bell, Assistant Professor of International Relations and Public Administration. Faculty of Business and Administration. International University of Sarajevo. What are track of Diplomacy?.