Colloquia - Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei
The Colloquia series, promoted by the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei and published by the Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana, came into being as a cultural manifesto upholding the objectives of the United Nations 2030 Agenda. The themes of the series represent the state of the arts and the visions of an evolving humanity in keeping with the models of solidarity and sustainable development, international cooperation and multilateralism.
Colloquia on Science Diplomacy
MMXX – MMXXI
- Open Access
- ISBN 978-88-12-01019-6 (e-book)
The MMXX-MMXXI edition of the Colloquia on Science Diplomacy was affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, which necessitated the reorganization of the Special Events starting in November 2020 only. The Colloquia thoroughly cover several topics – Fraternity, Integral Ecology and Covid-19; Agri-Food Systems Transformation; Science and Solidarity for a Sustainable Planet; Atoms for Peace and Development; Youth in Science Diplomacy; and Dialogue in a Changing World – bringing them into focus through synergistic contributions from eminent scientists, diplomats, and policymakers.
Colloquia on Science Diplomacy
MMXXII
- Open Access
- ISBN 978-88-12-01088-2 (e-book)
The MMXXII edition of the Colloquia on Science Diplomacy, like the previous one, seeks to investigate global issues through the dialogue among authoritative international personalities, in order to lead to a more in-depth understanding of the contemporary world and try to analyse its constantly evolving scenarios. Numerous and extremely topical themes are addressed: from the future assets of the international order to the climate crisis, from global security policies to migratory phenomena in the post-pandemic world, up to the ability of governments and institutions to respond to the great challenges of the reality in perpetual transformation.
EDITORS
Roberto Antonelli
Giorgio Parisi
Wolfango Plastino
AUTHORS
Inger Andersen
Mathias Cormann
Beatrice Fihn
Paul Richard Gallagher
Ahmed Aboul Gheit
Rafael Mariano Grossi
Henrietta Holsman Fore
Christine Lagarde
Izumi Nakamitsu
Qu Dongyu
Petteri Taalas
Tibor Tóth
António Vitorino
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