The Triple Helix of Modern Science Diplomacy: Where Science Meets Strategy

Science diplomacy is shifting from simply “building bridges” to creating results-focused partnerships that deliver near-term value. The article argues for “rewiring” science diplomacy to include non-state actors like technology companies, while still protecting incentives for basic science. It positions Frontiers Policy Labs as a space to rethink policy approaches in a world shaped by emerging technologies and calls for a more coherent mix of aspirational, pragmatic, and transactional diplomacy. For a full article, please click here.