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Exploring synergies: comparative analysis of technology assessment and RRI in European industrial contexts

In: Handbook of Technology Assessment

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  • Emad Yaghmaei
  • Zenlin Kwee
  • Martijn Wiarda
  • Steven Flipse

Abstract

In this chapter, we explore potential synergies between Technology Assessment (TA) and Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI). We first investigate the intersection of TA and RRI by discussing their similarities and differences and then discuss how TA and RRI differ in their historical roots, objects of reflection, and timing. Building on this theoretical exploration, we share our firsthand experiences in three large European projects that revolved around studying and implementing RRI within industrial settings. By examining and leveraging potential synergies between TA and RRI, our objective is to enhance the overall governance of emerging technologies. Reflecting on our findings with the aforementioned literature streams, we highlight overarching practical challenges that one might encounter when using TA or RRI in industrial contexts. In sum, this chapter not only advances theoretical understanding but also offers practical insights with implications for future research and applications in the ever-evolving landscape of technology and innovation.

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  • Emad Yaghmaei & Zenlin Kwee & Martijn Wiarda & Steven Flipse, 2024. "Exploring synergies: comparative analysis of technology assessment and RRI in European industrial contexts," Chapters, in: Armin Grunwald (ed.), Handbook of Technology Assessment, chapter 42, pages 430-439, Edward Elgar Publishing.
  • Handle: RePEc:elg:eechap:22254_42
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