Responsible Innovation 3  : A European Agenda? /
Asveld, Lotteeditor.
This book offers a comprehensive overview of current developments in the field of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI). Divided into three parts, the book first presents reflections on the concept of RI from various angles: how did it come about, who is involved and how might in be applied in various contexts, such as the academic environment or in developing countries. The second part discusses the actual application of RRI to technology development: for climate engineering, water management and energy technology along with a general discussion on how to integrate RRI in innovation trajectories. The last part offers a closer look at the application of RRI to the business context. This part offers lessons from comparable concepts such as social and sustainability innovation as well as insights from two case-studies, one in the food sector and the other in data management. As a whole, the book contributes to the ongoing development of the framework of RRI by giving an overview of the state-of-the art research, presenting the lessons learned from several case studies, and showing the way for future application of RI in other fields and cultural contexts, such as industry and developing countries. .
Includes bibliographical references
Contents -- Chapter 1: Introduction: Responsible Research and Innovation for sustainability -- 1.1 Facing twenty-first century challenges -- 1.2 Responsible Research and Innovation -- 1.3 Responsible Innovation 3: A European agenda? -- References -- PART I: unravelling the concept of RRI -- Chapter 2: Economic, technological, and socio-epistemological drivers behind RRI -- -- Chapter 3: Mapping the RRI landscape: an overview of organisations, projects, persons, areas and topics --     Chapter 4: "Response-able practices" or "new bureaucracies of virtue": the challenges of making RRI work in academic environments -- Chapter 5: The conceptualization of RRI: an iterative approach --  -- Chapter 6: Responsible innovation in developing countries: an enlarged agenda --
PART II Organising RRI: application, actors and approaches 7. Climate engineering: responsible innovation or reckless folly? 8. Formal and informal assessment of energy technologies 9. Social learning and identity: some implications for RRI 10. Decision-making in water governance: from  conflicting interests to shared values
PART III    RI in the business context 11. A framework for responsible innovation in the business context: lessons from responsible, social and sustainable innovation  12. Exploring ethical decision making in responsible innovation: the case of innovations for healthy food  13. Questioning the normative core of RI: the challenges posed to stakeholder engagement in a corporate setting
This book offers a comprehensive overview of current developments in the field of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI). Divided into three parts, the book first presents reflections on the concept of RI from various angles: how did it come about, who is involved and how might in be applied in various contexts, such as the academic environment or in developing countries. The second part discusses the actual application of RRI to technology development: for climate engineering, water management and energy technology along with a general discussion on how to integrate RRI in innovation trajectories. The last part offers a closer look at the application of RRI to the business context. This part offers lessons from comparable concepts such as social and sustainability innovation as well as insights from two case-studies, one in the food sector and the other in data management. As a whole, the book contributes to the ongoing development of the framework of RRI by giving an overview of the state-of-the art research, presenting the lessons learned from several case studies, and showing the way for future application of RI in other fields and cultural contexts, such as industry and developing countries. .
Engineering ethics.
Management.
Sustainable development.
Business ethics.
sustainable environment
technological innovation
professional ethics
philosophy of sciences
EU Member State
developing countries