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Journal of Responsible Innovation
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ISSN 2329-9037 · Taylor & Francis Group · 238 artikel di indeks
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Generative deliberation as anticipatory practice: building socially robust knowledge for responsible research and innovation
Anticipation is a critically important dimension of responsible research and innovation (RRI) and can help shape research and innovation pathways. However, how anticipation is realized in practice is a relatively undertheorized territory. Our aim is to offer some clarity on how practitioners might…
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Taking care of ageing futures: reflections on a care-full, response-able praxis of co-design with older adults
This article contributes to the Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) literature by drawing on feminist posthuman care approaches to discuss experiences of researching and co-designing with older minoritised adults. It responds to calls in RRI for a focus on new conceptualisations of ‘care’ and…
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Beyond critique
A significant collection of papers provides a ‘critique of RRI' for its not being critical enough. This comment is not critical of RRI, simply because it is not even in the business of critique: RRI co-evolved with and belongs to the regime of technoscience which is also not in the business of…
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Endogenous innovation and change: community agency in two case studies in Ghana
Agricultural innovations have often been framed within a narrow, modernist narrative of technological modernisation and yield improvements – economic targets that often do not take the needs and knowledges of local communities into account. We therefore propose to re-define the term as ‘endogenous…
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Toward a ‘Good’ Anthropocene: navigating the vicious circle of technological progress and unintended consequences
Achieving a better, perhaps even a ‘good’ Anthropocene is among the most pressing challenges today. Further technological progress will be of crucial importance for this. However, progress is frequently accompanied by unintended and often undesired consequences. They often give rise to new…
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‘De facto’ responsible innovation in early-stage ventures: the reinforcing role of impact investors
Though much attention has been paid to the intentional adoption of Responsible Innovation (RI), the drivers of de facto RI (responsible innovation framed through organisations' existing practices, independent of RI principles) remain underexplored. We investigate the influence of…
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Does the EU AI act align with responsible AI? An evaluation of the European Union’s artificial intelligence act in a responsible research and innovation framework
The significant disruptive potential of artificial intelligence (AI) demands a more comprehensive approach to regulation, especially those grounded in ethical principles that consider unique AI characteristics and issues. The European Union’s 2024 AI Act is one of the first comprehensive…
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Progress by proxy: reflecting on the good life in the Anthropocene
Reflections on the ‘good life’ in the Anthropocene should include the role of proxies. A proxy represents and replaces something else, such as GDP representing welfare or stakeholder participation representing inclusion. The pathway of modernity is captured by proxies of progress. The essay…
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Redesigning the future of the technosphere
The future of the Earth is increasingly wrapped up in the design and operation of the technosphere: the aggregate technological apparatus and systems built to provide infrastructural support for human societies and the global economy. This relationship between people, technologies, and the…
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Reframing the anthropocene
Armin Grunwald's article – ‘Toward a “Good” Anthropocene: Navigating the Vicious Circle of Technological Progress and Unintended Consequences' – should be required reading for students of sustainability. It is a tour de force analysis of the concept and implications of the Anthropocene. Important…
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Beyond ecological modernization: how to live well in the anthropocene?
After three decades observing the hopes and harms of technological change, Grunwald essays the possibility of a ‘good Anthropocene.’ We respond by situating his policy and governance recommendations in the context of other anthropological and theoretical work regarding responsible engineering…
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A chance to redefine global technology assessment? A relational framework for impact reflexivity
This paper argues that impact in Technology Assessment (TA) has become linked to global interdependence, increasing technological complexity, and contested futures. Building on the 2004 project ‘Technology Assessment in Europe: Between Method and Impact,’ which aimed to connect methods and impacts…
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STS boundary spanners: an essential ingredient to substantive public engagement work with US federal government agencies
This study posits the existence of a technical bureaucratic expert we call the STS boundary spanner, who exhibits expertise at moving across socio-technical divides to implement participatory public engagement exercises within US federal agencies. This type of expert has specialized knowledge of…
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Guardians of science or stewards of society? The role of grant peer reviewer identity in governing socially responsible innovation
As an upstream governance mechanism, grant peer review shapes research agendas and the allocation of public research funds. Despite global policy efforts to embed responsible innovation (RI) into evaluation, an implementation gap persists, partly because the perspectives and judgments of expert…
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Uncharted waters: how large-scale water infrastructure projects manage public acceptance
Potable water reuse, a system treating wastewater to drinking water standards, offers a solution to water scarcity, particularly in arid regions. However, transitions in these traditionally ‘invisible’ infrastructure systems often trigger public concerns, typically framed as a ‘public acceptance’…
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‘It’s up to the managers’: Strategies engineering students use to avoid discussing ethics
Studies show that engineering students are open to discussion of ethics; however, their overall understanding of it tends to be narrow and their engagement decreases over the course of their education and professionalization. Students' initial willingness to engage seems to get deterred, leading to…
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Integrating Asian perspectives in Australian responsible innovation discourse: lessons from Asian bioethics
Publications on responsible innovation (RI) in Australia and Asia have increased in the recent years. These outputs highlight the need to go beyond Eurocentric notions of RI and acknowledge multicultural, Indigenous, and Global South values, perspectives, and contexts. The significant number of…
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Towards the responsible development of microbiome engineering in the built environment
This Perspective calls for a transdisciplinary framework for the responsible advancement of Microbiome Engineering of the Built Environment (MEoBE). Acknowledging MEoBE's potential to improve public health, we highlight the need for early core practices and principles incorporating societal and…
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Will AI impoverish creativity? A virtue ethics response to the rush towards automation
We argue against the assertion that automation of repetitive work by AI makes space for creative expression and creates opportunities that reduce inequality. This should be of concern to scholars and practitioners of Responsible Innovation, especially those focused on the virtues of actors involved…
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From object to instrument: a perspective on AI as a governance enabler for responsible research and innovation
The Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) framework is essential for navigating the Collingridge dilemma, yet it struggles with a core tension: deliberative depth versus operational agility. This Perspective argues for reframing AI from a governance object to a governance instrument to bridge…