Exploring Responsible Innovation as a Guiding Concept: The Case of Neuroimaging in Justice and Security

作者: Marije de Jong , Frank Kupper , Anneloes Roelofsen , Jacqueline Broerse

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-17308-5_4

关键词: NegotiationGrand ChallengesEngineering ethicsAnticipation (artificial intelligence)Justice (ethics)Meaning (linguistics)OperationalizationAutonomyContext (language use)Political scienceKnowledge management

摘要: Although responsible innovation (RI) is to change the scientific system meet grand challenges of our time, its criteria are still unclear. This study explores meaning negotiation on RI by academic actors in both formal and informal discourse. In discourse RI, we identified characteristic shifts, including engagement societal stakeholders, anticipation adaptability, broadening, new insights impacts regulation. However, intended group scientists themselves were not visibly involved discussion. Therefore, as a case study, studied Dutch field functional neuroimaging relevant domain justice security. Our findings show that unfamiliar scientists. We suggest guiding concept need operationalization within specific context which it used. A point entry for such process role responsibility taken Resistance can be expected equivocated with limitation autonomy science. To avoid evasive practices, extra efforts needed involve co-constructive operationalize RI.

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