Science popularisation for a united, peaceful and modern world





UNESCO’s Division for Science & Its Popularisation propagated science popularisation as a foundation for modern democracies all around the world

By Kristian H. Nielsen

After Second World War, expectations for science and science popularisation were high. Scientists such as Julian Huxley and Joseph Needham propounded the view that science and international scientific collaboration would

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