Beyond Regulation: Risk Pricing and Responsible Innovation

Owen, Richard; Baxter, David; Maynard, Trevor; Depledge, Michael H.

doi:10.1021/es803332u

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“…Based on a more procedural framework, the second approach to RRI focuses on the conditions that R&I processes should satisfy in order to be considered as responsible (Armstrong et al, 2012;Barben et al, 2008;Grunwald, 2011;Guston, 2006;Hellstrom, 2003;Lee, 2012;Owen et al, 2009Owen et al, , 2012Owen et al, , 2013bVon Schomberg, 2011a,b). Not all authors focus on the same conditions and the number of conditions and content differ.…”

Section: Different Conceptions Of Responsible Innovationmentioning

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Responsible innovation in the light of moral responsibility

Pellé

Reber

2015

Journal on Chain and Network Science

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Responsible innovation (RI) has become a powerful tenet of the European Commission discourse on science and society. And yet, the concept has remained surprisingly under-theoretically developed by RI advocates, who appear to be more interested in investigating the ‘ingredients’ or ‘pillars’ of responsibility than the normative dimension of it. In order to fill this gap, the paper below will consider ‘moral responsibility’ in the context of supply chains and innovation networks. It will firstly scrutinize the conception of responsibility developed in corporate social responsibility (CSR) approaches and what impact this conception might have on RI. Somewhat paradoxically, CSR approaches have been neglected by most RI theorists. It will then propose a conceptual mapping of the ten different meanings of responsibility that have emerged in moral philosophy, drawing on a distinction between negative and positive conceptions. Finally, it will scrutinize possible implementation of these various meanings of responsibility in supply chains and innovation networks.

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Responsible innovation in the light of moral responsibility

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Reber

2015

Journal on Chain and Network Science

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“…The term "Responsible Research and Innovation" (RRI), while increasingly popular over the past decade [6][7][8][9][10], is conceptually underdeveloped and inconsistently applied [11]. According to the European Commission (EC), the RRI approach should be a key part of the research and innovation process and should be established as a collective, inclusive and system wide approach.…”

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Structural Transformation to Attain Responsible BIOSciences (STARBIOS2): Protocol for a Horizon 2020 Funded European Multicenter Project to Promote Responsible Research and Innovation (Preprint)

Colizzi¹,

Mezzana²,

Ovseiko³

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“…The terms "Responsible Research", "Responsible Innovation" or "Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI)" have been increasingly used for over a decade (Hellstrom, 2003;Guston, 2004;Fisher, Rip, 2007;Owen et al, 2009;Owen, Goldberg, 2010;von Schomberg, 2011;Armstrong et al, 2012;Lee, 2012;Owen et al, 2012;Bensaude-Vincent, 2014;Burget et al, 2016;Ribeiro et al, 2016). The theory of RRI is not developed enough and there are still conceptual divergences (Stahl et al, 2014).…”

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Responsible Research and Innovation in the Context of University Technology Transfer

Gwizdała

Śledzik

2017

Folia Oeconomica

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The term „Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI)” has been increasingly used for over a decade. The RRI concept is not currently well defined. The theory of RRI is not developed enough and there are still conceptual divergences. This paper introduces the issue of Responsible Research and Innovation and addresses the following key questions: How do we define RRI? Where do we stand in terms of understanding the RRI dimensions presented in literature? What is the role of RRI in the university technology transfer activity? The study is based on literature search on the Scopus (www.scopus.com), EBSCO (www.ebsco.com), Google Scholar (scholar.google.com) and Google Books (books.google.com) databases to obtain articles published in peer reviewed journals, related to the concept of RRI and technology transfer. The search terms (for title and topic) were: responsible innovation, responsible research and innovation, RRI, technology transfer. Critical analysis of the state of knowledge allowed to propose a set of seven conceptual dimensions (inclusion, anticipation, responsiveness, reflexivity, sustainability, care and economic) of the Responsible Research and Innovation concept that may be implemented in technology transfer processes executed at universities. RRI concept is still under development. A discussion around the conceptual dimensions of RRI will be followed by the strategic challenges of universities. The study resulted in two conclusions. Firstly, the RRI concept may shift the focus of TTOs (Technology Transfer Offices) from outcomes (revenues, cash flow, rate of return, patents, license fee, etc.) to processes, which further leads to the second conclusion, that all seven presented conceptual dimensions should indicate particular types of processes in university TTO. Fulfillment of these two conclusions makes possible to implement RRI on University in a wider perspective, than just fulfill the requirements of administrative funders.

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Beyond Regulation: Risk Pricing and Responsible Innovation

Cited by 59 publications

References 15 publications

Responsible innovation in the light of moral responsibility

Responsible innovation in the light of moral responsibility

Structural Transformation to Attain Responsible BIOSciences (STARBIOS2): Protocol for a Horizon 2020 Funded European Multicenter Project to Promote Responsible Research and Innovation (Preprint)

Responsible Research and Innovation in the Context of University Technology Transfer

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