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Emerging Technologies, STI Diaspora and Science Diplomacy in India: Towards a New Approach
Utilizing the expertise and knowledge resources of the diaspora, particularly the scientific diaspora, has been part of the strategies of many countries. In the recent years, realizing the importance of the potential of the diaspora to contribute to national development and Science, Technology, and...
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author | Pandey, Nimita Srinivas, Krishna Ravi Deepthi, T. R. |
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description | Utilizing the expertise and knowledge resources of the diaspora, particularly the scientific diaspora, has been part of the strategies of many countries. In the recent years, realizing the importance of the potential of the diaspora to contribute to national development and Science, Technology, and Innovation ecosystem, countries have used Science Diplomacy also to engage with the scientific diaspora. Science Diplomacy is hailed as an enabler and facilitator and is often seen in the context of international S&T collaboration or big science projects. But the use of Science Diplomacy for diaspora engagement calls for specific strategies and meaningful initiatives. India is one of the major developing countries that has given a major thrust to engaging with the scientific diaspora. India is also a leading player in the global Science Diplomacy arena. This article critically examines India's initiatives and strategies for engagement with the scientific diaspora. It points out that the Science Diplomacy dimension is missing in this. Using examples from other countries, recent thinking, and developments in Science Diplomacy, this study outlines an approach with some examples of strategies and initiatives for harnessing Science Diplomacy to enhance engagement with the scientific diaspora and create a win-win milieu for India and the diaspora. The approach takes into account the proposed and ongoing initiatives in emerging technologies in India, including quantum technologies and Artificial Intelligence. Such a framework will create a synergy among various programs and initiatives by using Science Diplomacy as a facilitator and catalyst. Under this framework, Diaspora is involved not only as experts and contributors to scientific advancements but also as stakeholders. This dual role of the STI Diaspora can bring a paradigm shift in traditional understanding and use of science diplomacy, particularly to engage and harness the potential of the STI Diaspora for Sustainable Development. |
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spelling | pubmed-92569162022-07-07 Emerging Technologies, STI Diaspora and Science Diplomacy in India: Towards a New Approach Pandey, Nimita Srinivas, Krishna Ravi Deepthi, T. R. Front Res Metr Anal Research Metrics and Analytics Utilizing the expertise and knowledge resources of the diaspora, particularly the scientific diaspora, has been part of the strategies of many countries. In the recent years, realizing the importance of the potential of the diaspora to contribute to national development and Science, Technology, and Innovation ecosystem, countries have used Science Diplomacy also to engage with the scientific diaspora. Science Diplomacy is hailed as an enabler and facilitator and is often seen in the context of international S&T collaboration or big science projects. But the use of Science Diplomacy for diaspora engagement calls for specific strategies and meaningful initiatives. India is one of the major developing countries that has given a major thrust to engaging with the scientific diaspora. India is also a leading player in the global Science Diplomacy arena. This article critically examines India's initiatives and strategies for engagement with the scientific diaspora. It points out that the Science Diplomacy dimension is missing in this. Using examples from other countries, recent thinking, and developments in Science Diplomacy, this study outlines an approach with some examples of strategies and initiatives for harnessing Science Diplomacy to enhance engagement with the scientific diaspora and create a win-win milieu for India and the diaspora. The approach takes into account the proposed and ongoing initiatives in emerging technologies in India, including quantum technologies and Artificial Intelligence. Such a framework will create a synergy among various programs and initiatives by using Science Diplomacy as a facilitator and catalyst. Under this framework, Diaspora is involved not only as experts and contributors to scientific advancements but also as stakeholders. This dual role of the STI Diaspora can bring a paradigm shift in traditional understanding and use of science diplomacy, particularly to engage and harness the potential of the STI Diaspora for Sustainable Development. Frontiers Media S.A. 2022-06-22 /pmc/articles/PMC9256916/ /pubmed/35815071 http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/frma.2022.904100 Text en Copyright © 2022 Pandey, Srinivas and Deepthi. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY). The use, distribution or reproduction in other forums is permitted, provided the original author(s) and the copyright owner(s) are credited and that the original publication in this journal is cited, in accordance with accepted academic practice. No use, distribution or reproduction is permitted which does not comply with these terms. |
spellingShingle | Research Metrics and Analytics Pandey, Nimita Srinivas, Krishna Ravi Deepthi, T. R. Emerging Technologies, STI Diaspora and Science Diplomacy in India: Towards a New Approach |
title | Emerging Technologies, STI Diaspora and Science Diplomacy in India: Towards a New Approach |
title_full | Emerging Technologies, STI Diaspora and Science Diplomacy in India: Towards a New Approach |
title_fullStr | Emerging Technologies, STI Diaspora and Science Diplomacy in India: Towards a New Approach |
title_full_unstemmed | Emerging Technologies, STI Diaspora and Science Diplomacy in India: Towards a New Approach |
title_short | Emerging Technologies, STI Diaspora and Science Diplomacy in India: Towards a New Approach |
title_sort | emerging technologies, sti diaspora and science diplomacy in india: towards a new approach |
topic | Research Metrics and Analytics |
url | https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9256916/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/35815071 http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/frma.2022.904100 |
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