magistrsko delo
Aljoša Koroša (Author), Jana Osojnik (Mentor)

Abstract

Magistrsko delo raziskuje, v kolikšni meri in pod katerimi pogoji znanstvena diplomacija deluje kot avtonomna oblika diplomacije v mednarodnih odnosih in ne zgolj kot sredstvo zunanje politike. Raziskava vzpostavlja teoretsko-analitični okvir, ki omogoča razumevanje znanstvene diplomacije kot kompleksne in večrazsežnostne oblike diplomacije. Analitični okvir, ki temelji na tristebrni delitvi znanstvene diplomacije (tj. znanost v diplomaciji, diplomacija za znanost in znanost za diplomacijo), hkrati omogoča tudi razločevanje praks znanstvene diplomacije, ki predstavljajo bodisi sredstvo zunanje politike bodisi avtonomno diplomatsko prakso s specifičnimi cilji, akterji in aktivnostmi. V magistrskem delu je teoretsko-analitični okvir uporabljen za empirično analizo praktičnih pristopov k znanstveni diplomaciji izbranih držav in Evropske unije. Analiza razkriva, da države ostajajo osrednji diplomatski akter, ki se sicer prilagaja novim razmeram v mednarodni skupnosti, kjer je čedalje več raznoterih akterjev. Te države poskušajo vključevati v znanstveno-diplomatske prakse, vendar pa to počno selektivno in omejeno ter v skladu s klasičnimi zunanjepolitičnimi interesi. To kaže, da obstoječe oblike znanstvene diplomacije pogosteje predstavljajo zunanjepolitično sredstvo in manj avtonomno obliko diplomacije. Ključna ugotovitev magistrskega dela je torej, da znanstvena diplomacija nikoli ne deluje v popolni avtonomiji, temveč se giblje na kontinuumu med samostojnostjo in podrejenostjo zunanjepolitičnim interesom, pri čemer je avtonomnost znanstvene diplomacije oz. njenih praks odvisna od specifičnih institucionalnih, političnih in normativnih pogojev.

Keywords

znanstvena diplomacija;znanost v diplomaciji;diplomacija za znanost;znanost za diplomacijo;mehka moč;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization: UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher: [A. Koroša]
UDC: 001:327(043.2)
COBISS: 244273923 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: The conceptual and practical limits of science diplomacy in contemporary diplomacy
Secondary abstract: This Master's thesis explores the extent and conditions under which science diplomacy functions as an autonomous form of diplomacy in international relations rather than merely as a foreign policy tool. A theoretical-analytical framework is first established, seeking to understand science diplomacy as a complex and multidimensional form of diplomacy. This analytical framework, based on the tripartite division of science diplomacy (i.e. science in diplomacy, diplomacy for science and science for diplomacy), also allows for the distinction between practices of science diplomacy that serve as instruments of foreign policy and those that represent autonomous diplomatic practices with specific goals, actors and activities. The analytical framework is employed to conduct an empirical analysis of practical approaches to science diplomacy by selected countries and the European Union. This analysis reveals that states remain the central diplomatic actors, adapting to the changing international environment in which an increasing number of diverse actors are emerging. States seek to incorporate these actors into practices of science diplomacy, but they do so selectively in a limited manner and in line with traditional foreign policy interests. This indicates that the existing forms of science diplomacy more often serve as foreign policy tools rather than autonomous forms of diplomacy. The key finding of the Master's thesis is that science diplomacy never operates completely autonomously but rather on a continuum between independence and subordination to foreign policy interests, with its autonomy, or that of its practices, being contingent upon specific institutional, political and normative conditions.
Secondary keywords: science diplomacy;science in diplomacy;diplomacy for science;science for diplomacy;soft power;Javna diplomacija;Znanost;Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
Type (COBISS): Master's thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za družbene vede
Pages: 1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (109 str.))
ID: 26726808