Uniting Diplomacy and Science to Tackle Global Challenges

February 1, 2022
Anticipatory Diplomacy.Duke University Center for International and Global Studies

DUCIGS' Rethinking Diplomacy Program (RDP) kicked off its third year with a talk on Anticipatory Diplomacy, a "diplomacy-science" partnership to tackle global challenges before positions harden.

Former U.S. Ambassadors W. Robert Pearson (RDP fellow) and Marcie Ries were joined by National Science Policy Network chair, Lindsey Gray.

Read a recap on Duke Today: https://today.duke.edu/2022/02/uniting-diplomacy-and-science-tackle-glob...

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