GRF · Diplomacy Nexus

Research and institutional knowledge

The evidence behind Diplomacy Nexus: the governance questions it asks, the comparative and policy analysis it uses and how findings are reviewed before they reach a council or a dialogue.

01Contents

Research and institutional knowledge in two parts.

02Questions

What the research asks.

  1. 01

    Science diplomacy

    International scientific cooperation methods.

  2. 02

    Shared water and energy systems

    Cross-border resource dialogue.

  3. 03

    Climate and nature diplomacy

    Global environmental cooperation.

  4. 04

    Peace and human security

    Conflict-sensitive and peace-related risk dialogue.

  5. 05

    Technology diplomacy

    International technology governance conversations.

  6. 06

    Humanitarian cooperation

    Humanitarian safeguards and institutional roles.

03Evidence

Every result keeps its label.

Results are labelled as observed, published statistics, estimated, modelled, forecast, scenario or expert judgement. Missing data is shown as missing, never filled silently.

Methods

Methods and uncertainty

How results are produced and where they stop

Sources

Source and data register

Where data comes from and on what terms

Publications

Reviewed outputs

Citable work with its editorial status

04Pages

Pages in Research and institutional knowledge.

05Questions and answers

Questions and answers.

Can I propose a research question?
Yes. Write to the contact form with the question, the context and who would use the answer. A proposal receives a reference; it does not commit the platform to the work.
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