Nuclear Negotiations, Scientific Literacy, and U.S.-India Relations

in the news | December 09, 2014

Science and Diplomacy

Anish Goel:

The role of scientific literacy in the nuclear negotiations with India manifested itself in three distinct manners: the science that directly informed the negotiations, the recognition of where gaps in knowledge existed, and the composition of the U.S. negotiating team.

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