From Science Popularization to Public Engagement: The History of Science Communication in Korea

Cho, Sung Kyum; Kim, Ock Tae

doi:10.1007/978-94-007-4279-6_12

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“…In addition, it adopted 'ScienceKorea' as a key political slogan for improving public understanding of science and its contribution to economic growth. KSF was authorised to implement diverse activities for the ScienceKorea movement (see Cho, 2012;Cho and Kim, 2012, for KSF's/ KOFAC's (since 2008) activities).…”

Section: Specialisation Of Science Communicationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Communicating Science: A Global Perspective

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Schiele²,

Leach³

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The Network for the Public Communication of Science and Technology (PCST), which allowed us to test concepts, recruit authors and launch the book to the international community of science communication researchers and practitioners.The 108 authors who wrote the 40 chapters. They were willing, responsive and cheerful in drafting, revising and re-drafting their chapters.Bernard Schiele for his exhaustive work in compiling and analysing the data from the timelines.

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confidence: 99%