Over the past two decades, science diplomacy has been cast in a glow of hopeful optimism, especially by academics. It was framed as the art of bridge building, opening channels between adversaries, a common language across cultures, and a refuge for dialogue in times of political rupture. This aspirational model helped connect scientists across geopolitical…
Powerpoint Presentation from Peter Gluckman to the Buenos Aires Workshop – Argentina 2017
Powerpoint Presentation from Sir Peter Gluckman to Johor Malaysia workshop 2017
An extended Principles and Structures presentation from Sir Peter Gluckman to the Oman INGSA workshop 2019
Principles of Science Advice & Understanding Risk Within that Context – Peter Gluckman for Vilnius, Lithuania workshop, June 2019
Sir Peter Gluckman address to Global Evaluation and Implementation Summit Melbourne, October 22 2018
Opening presentation from Sir Peter Gluckman to the INGSA2018 conference.
Abstract: What is the role of the institution of science in a world where trust is declining? How do we ensure respect for scientifically derived knowledge in this environment, and particularly for policymaking? How do we ensure that policymakers are more likely to take into account the role of scientifically derived evidence in their decision-making?…
The following address was given by Sir Peter Gluckman in August 2018 to the Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAF) in Pretoria. The 2030 agenda is encapsulated within the 17 SDGs and their 169 targets. This agenda has been criticized as being too broad to be meaningful and too aspirational rather than having the…
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