The pivotal role of EU research diasporas in EU-UK scientific and diplomatic relations

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Amigo Dotras, V.A., Bento, A., Mauduit, J.C., Van Meurs, N., Molteni, C., Mroczek, M., Rajantie. A., Valadas, A., Vrjunc, J. and Pardo Diaz, J. 2024. The pivotal role of EU research diasporas in EU-UK scientific and diplomatic relations. Science & Diplomacy. https://doi.org/10.1126/scidip.adt9867
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TitleThe pivotal role of EU research diasporas in EU-UK scientific and diplomatic relations
AuthorsAmigo Dotras, V.A., Bento, A., Mauduit, J.C., Van Meurs, N., Molteni, C., Mroczek, M., Rajantie. A., Valadas, A., Vrjunc, J. and Pardo Diaz, J.
Abstract

The implementation of Brexit in 2020 upended EU-UK foreign relations. Among the many policy areas that were critically disrupted, research and science faced substantial changes, posing challenges for scientists, institutions of higher education, and research organizations, as well as the UK government, European governments, and the EU overall. Researchers based in the UK experienced this disruption through changes in funding, access to resources, international collaborations, and mobility. The UK’s departure from the EU funding program Horizon Europe, whose predecessor Horizon 2020 had awarded around €7 billion in research grants to the UK,1 meant that multiple research opportunities were stripped away from UK- based researchers. Among them, EU researchers based in the UK have particularly struggled with these circumstances. The EU scientific diaspora has had a unique experience dealing with the transformations precipitated by the no-deal Brexit,2 which confers this group a pivotal position in the reconstruction of the scientific and diplomatic relations between the EU and the UK.

KeywordsScience; Diplomacy; Europe; Diasporas; Knowledge Transfer
Sustainable Development Goals16 Peace, justice and strong institutions
Middlesex University ThemeHealth & Wellbeing
PublisherAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
JournalScience & Diplomacy
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Electronic2167-8626
Publication dates
Online17 Oct 2024
Publication process dates
Accepted18 Oct 2024
Deposited07 Nov 2024
Output statusPublished
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Web address (URL)https://www.sciencediplomacy.org/perspective/2024/pivotal-role-eu-research-diasporas-in-eu-uk-scientific-and-diplomatic-relations
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.1126/scidip.adt9867
LanguageEnglish
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