Issues of science and technology (S&T) have been a prime focus for policy-makers and academics within the practice of international affairs. Focusing on countries with a global footprint (or even serving under respective governmental structures), their main objective has been to contextualize S&T within the conduct of a country’s foreign affairs (Skolnikoff, 1993; Osiris, 2006). Given the implications of such issues on matters of knowledge, collaboration, entrepreneurial activities,the establishment of networks, and financial rewards, scholars and practitioners have seen the potential to project power to be exploited.