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2017 2. CLASHES IN EPIDEmICS (SARS, EBOLA, ZIKA …) Speakers: giuseppe Ippolito, Scientific Director of Spallanzani Institute – Rome Jacquineau Azetsop, Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences – Pontifical Gregorian University David Heymann, Expert World Health Organization (VIDEO) Sergio Venturi, Assessor of Healthcare system in the Region of Emilia- Romagna Andrea Cuomo, Chairman 3sun 3. CONFLICTS OF INTERESTS VS VALUES IN FIgHTINg CLImATE CHANgE Speakers: Andrea Tilche, Head of Unit - DG Research & Innovation - Climate Action and Earth Observation of European Commission Irving mintzer, Professor of Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies – Washington, DC Vincenzo Balzani, Emeritus Professor at the University of Bologna matteo mura, Co-Director Global MBA in Green Energy and Sustainable Businesses, Bologna Business School Carlo Carraro, Director International Center for Climate Governance 4.THE IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL Speakers: Cristina Russo, DG Research and Innovation at the European Commission Adnan Tabatabai, CEO of Center for Applied Research in Parntership with the Orient Sanam Vakil, Adjunct Professor of Middle East Studies Johns Hopkins University SAIS Europe Seyed Hossein mousavian, Associate Research Scholar Princeton University 5:00 PM Concluding Remarks: Paolo gentiloni, Italian Prime Minister (to be confirmed) Romano Prodi, President Foundation for World Wide Cooperation With the Cooperation of European Commission, Unesco, Pontifical Academy, Euro-mediterranean University, Johns Hopkins University SAIS Europe, mIT Technology Review IT, Nomisma, Bologna Business School, World Health Organization 54
2017 High-level Conference on Science Diplomacy Opening Remarks Romano Prodi Bologna - May 9, 2017 Abstract In recent years policies like economic diplomacy, cultural diplomacy, and public diplomacy have become increasingly important in international relations. One additional and emerging reality is science diplomacy, which stresses the potentially positive connection between scientific research and the conduct of foreign affairs. There are many ways to conceive the relationship between these two different activities. Traditionally, given their different orientations toward ultimate goals science and diplomacy have been described as two opposite worlds and activities. On the one hand, scientists seek objective knowledge through valid descriptive and explanatory inference, based on public procedures. On the other hand, diplomats are the political representatives of a particular state. As such, diplomats try to promote the national interest of their countries through a variety of means such as persuasion, negotiation, and, above all, compromise. The main goal of diplomacy is, indeed, the promotion of the national interest by peaceful means. It is commonplace to say that the different orientations of science and diplomacy make these activities not only separate, but hostile to each other, since the promotion of the national interest may contradict what scientific research would suggest to do. Yet, as recent examples show, science and diplomacy are also positively connected. Firstly, science can provide advice to inform and support foreign policy objectives like in the very important issue of climate change. As we shall see today, the “shuttle 55
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