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21MAR 2024
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Review for VAERK: edited by Aske Nielsen
In September 2023, Dr. Aske Nielsen was co-editor on the edited volume VAERK: Museumssamlinger, politik og opbygning published by Aarhus University Press. The volume was produced through a project by seven Danish museums and supported through a grant by the Danish Agency for Culture and Palaces to examine the museums’ artisanal collections. Dr. Nielsen was […]
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24JAN 2024
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Forschende in Arbeitsgruppen zur Wissenschaftsdiplomatie aufgenommen
Maria Rentetzi and Ralf Mitschke are currently featured on the FAU landing page, portraying their current work on science diplomacy.
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23JAN 2024
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Read Rentetzi’s Roundtable Discussion in “Inspectors for Peace”
Click here to access the complete article in H-Diplo. In January 2023 I had the honor of interviewing Margaret Doane, the IAEA’s Deputy Director General of the Department of Management of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). In the midst of the Russian war in Ukraine and the renewal of nuclear threats, I asked her […]
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11DEC 2023
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Review by Dr. Nielsen of “Negotiating Armageddon” by Dr. Iben Bjørnsson on H-Diplo
Recently, Dr. Aske Nielsen reviewed the article “Negotiating Armageddon: Civil Defence in NATO and Denmark, 1949-59” by Dr. Iben Bjørnsson for the H-Diplo article review series. The article by Dr. Bjørnsson highlights how actors in Denmark and internationally negotiated and tried to implement civil defence initiatives faced with both a lack of information on the […]
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30NOV 2023
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“Diplomatien im Plural” – Guest Article by Maria Rentetzi in the DAAD letter
Simply put, science diplomacy frequently aims to influence the policy of another country in ways favourable to the first country by using science as a major tool. But how does this work in practice and is science really as exceptional and objective as policy advisors like to argue? Which comes down to the question: what […]
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23SEP 2023
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Science Diplomacy – New Book Series edited by Maria Rentetzi
Science Diplomacy – Studies in the Historical Entanglement of Science, Technology and Diplomacy This series seeks to place the relation among science, technology and diplomacy within a historical perspective. Works in the series may focus on the complexities of the tangled relationship between two intrinsically valued practices, the scientific and the diplomatic. Particular attention is […]
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