JSPG Volume 20 Issue 03

Cover Memo: Volume 20, Issue 3, Special Issue on Innovations in Science Diplomacy
Joanna Chataway (1), Jean-Christophe Mauduit (2)

Professor and Head of Department of Science Technology, Engineering & Public Policy, University College London
Lecturer in Science Diplomacy, Department of Science Technology, Engineering & Public Policy, University College London; JSPG Senior Advisor for International Engagement

Cover Memo: Volume 20, Issue 3, Special Issue on Innovations in Science Diplomacy
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Paper Competition First Place Winner
Policy Memo: Rising Seas and Uncertainties: Establishing Static Maritime Borders to Ensure Equity in the Face of Sea Level Rise
Lauren Wagner, Ka Man Jasmine Yu, Fiona B. Dunn

Keywords: ocean diplomacy; sea level rise; maritime boundaries; climate change; equity; SIDS; UNCLOS

Rising Seas and Uncertainties: Establishing Static Maritime Borders to Ensure Equity in the Face of Sea Level Rise
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Paper Competition Second Place Winner
Policy Memo: Advance U.S. International Diplomacy Efforts by Expanding Eligibility in the Embassy Science Fellows Program
Rami Major, JP Flores, Rachel Cherney

Keywords: Congress; science diplomacy; science policy; foreign policy; collaboration; international diplomacy

Advance U.S. International Diplomacy Efforts by Expanding Eligibility in the Embassy Science Fellows Program
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Paper Competition Third Place Winner
Policy Memo: Anticipatory Science Diplomacy as a Governance and Cooperation Mechanism for the Search for Extraterrestrial Life
George Profitiliotis

Keywords: search for extraterrestrial life; anticipatory diplomacy; science diplomacy; emerging space actors

Anticipatory Science Diplomacy as a Governance and Cooperation Mechanism for the Search for Extraterrestrial Life
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Policy Memo: Equator to Pole: Using Science Diplomacy to Incorporate Best Practices from Latin America and the Caribbean for Sustainable Cruise Tourism in the Polar Regions
Julian Campisi, Ana Watson, Julianne Yip

Keywords: science diplomacy; polar regions; cruise tourism; tourism; cruises; best-practices; knowledge sharing

Equator to Pole: Using Science Diplomacy to Incorporate Best Practices from Latin America and the Caribbean for Sustainable Cruise Tourism in the Polar Regions
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Policy Memo: Democratizing Sustainable Energy Technology through Collaborative International Spaces
R. Jarrett Bliton, Rosa I. Cuppari, Kirsten B. Giesbrecht, Allison M. Smith

Keywords: energy transition; energy storage; science diplomacy; renewable energy; net zero; foreign policy; science policy; energy diplomacy

Democratizing Sustainable Energy Technology through Collaborative International Spaces
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Essay: Capacity-Building for Big Science in the Global South: Lessons Learned from the Square Kilometer Array
Anna-Lena Rüland

Keywords: capacity-building; Big Science; Global South; Square Kilometer Array

Capacity-Building for Big Science in the Global South: Lessons Learned from the Square Kilometer Array
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Op-Ed: A Call to Draw on Existing Social Science Scholarship to Understand Professional Communities at the Science-Diplomacy Nexus Better: Using the Case of Space Governance
George Salter

Keywords: social science; science diplomacy nexus; space governance

A Call to Draw on Existing Social Science Scholarship to Understand Professional Communities at the Science-Diplomacy Nexus Better: Using the Case of Space Governance
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Background photo expanded from Mitigating Climate Change’s Impact on Tick-Borne Zoonotic Disease Emergence - Figure 1: Infographic of the dangerous cycle that climate change creates for zoonotic diseases. Humans expand the wildlife-urban interface, and climate change continues to homogenize habitats, creating areas of increased biodiversity where novel species interactions can occur. These interactions present an increased risk for the spread of zoonotic diseases. Image depicts circle in quarters with chart title: climate change and zoonotic diseases. Subtitle: A dangerous cycle. Quarter 1: Depicts icon of crane and tree. Text reads: Expanding wildlife urban interfaces (WUI), Humans continue to use land in novel ways, expanding the WUI. Leads to Quarter 2: Depicts icon of Earth. Text reads: Homogenized habitats, Climate change is causing temperatures to rise globally, creating habitats that are more homogenous. Leads to Quarter 3: Depicts icon of leaf. Text reads: Increased biodiversity. Species can move more freely between homogenized habitats, increasing the level of biodiversity. Leads into Quarter 4: Depicts icons of network relationship between humans, deer, and ticks. Text reads: Novel species interactions. Novel species interactions occur in homogenized habitats, increasing the likelihood of disease transmission. Leads into Quarter 1.

Policy Memo: The Need for American Scientific Diaspora Networks
Isabel Warner, Elana R. Goldenkoff, Barbara Del Castello, Dorothy L. Butler, Steve Elliott, Alessandra C. Zimmermann

Keywords: networks; brain circulation; brain drain; researcher emigration; global competitiveness; STEM Workforce

The Need for American Scientific Diaspora Networks
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JSPG Volume 20 Issue 03

Editorial Team & Competition Reviewers

Editor-in-Chief
Rosie Dutt

Assistant Editor-in-Chief
Andy Sanchez

Associate Editors

Tess Carter; Jekoniya Chitereka; Cherrelle Dacon; Steven Farrell; Zoe Guttman; Tara Shankar; Rebecca Van Hoeck; Conner Philson

Competition Reviewers

Elke Dall; Lorenzo Melchor; Tomoko Steen; Soledad Quiroz Valenzuela

DISCLAIMER: The findings and conclusions published herein are solely attributed to the author and not necessarily endorsed or adopted by the Journal of Science Policy and Governance or issue partners/sponsors. Articles are distributed in compliance with copyright and trademark agreements.

ISSN 2372-2193

Issue DOI: https://doi.org/10.38126/JSPG2003