JONATHAN HANKINS
Autore, Speaker

Journal of Responsible Innovation, Vol. 7, issue 2 Reviewed
The second issue of volume 7 of the Journal of Responsible Innovation has just been published. In this post we offer an overview of the publication with links to those articles offered open access (for details on the Journal’s move to full open access see here). In his editorial Necessary conditions for responsible innovation, Editor ... Journal of Responsible Innovation, Vol. 7, issue 2 Reviewed
Responsible Innovation: Business Opportunities and Strategies for Implementation, a Book Review
Responsible Innovation: Business Opportunities and Strategies for Implementation is a new offering in the SPRINGER BRIEFS IN RESEARCH AND INNOVATION GOVERNANCE series. Edited by Katharina Jarmai, it is available in paper version or as a free download, and offers a lot of food for thought for anyone interested in responsible innovation approaches and applications within ... Responsible Innovation: Business Opportunities and Strategies for Implementation, a Book Review
Journal of Responsible Innovation: Volume 7, Issue 1
The first issue of Volume 7 of the Journal of Responsible Innovation is now available. Much of this issue is open access, offering readers some fantastic opportunities and high quality articles, ideal for whiling away the lockdown hours. In his editorial piece Reinventing responsible innovation, Editor in Chief Erik Fisher describes recent developments within the ... Journal of Responsible Innovation: Volume 7, Issue 1
Scarce Resources in a Pandemic: Intensive Care in times of COVID-19
Back in 2009 I reported on a Hastings Center publication entitled When Endemic Disparities Catch the Pandemic Flu: Echoes of Kubler-Ross and Rawls in which the author recounts experiences of participating in panels considering the clinical and ethical challenges posed by pandemic flu. Within the context of this series on COVID-19 the report makes interesting ... Scarce Resources in a Pandemic: Intensive Care in times of COVID-19
The social Construction of Political Action – The Case of Corona Advice
Following on from my previous comments within this ongoing discussion, and the questions raised by President Bassetti in his intervention, I would like to throw some more topics and arguments into the hat. Here in the Netherland and also in the UK, news organizations are reporting that their respective governments are considering strengthening their approaches ... The social Construction of Political Action – The Case of Corona Advice
In Response to ‘On policy choices by european countries during the 2020 Covid-19 outbreak’.
In his article ON POLICY CHOICES BY EUROPEAN COUNTRIES DURING THE 2020 COVID-19 OUTBREAK, Maurizio Bettiga proposes two opposing and contrasting (possible) policy justifications for the action taken to limit the spread of the Corona Virus across Europe: 1. fight the spread of the infection at all cost and prioritize every patient life over everything ... In Response to ‘On policy choices by european countries during the 2020 Covid-19 outbreak’.
Public Engagement in Responsible Research and Innovation. A book by Ilse Marschalek.
A critical reflection from the practitioner’s point of view. Book Review Introduction In the open access publication Public Engagement in Responsible Research and Innovation, Ilse Marschalek investigates the roles that a group of people that she names ‘Public Participation Practitioners’ play in the attempt to transform the relationship between science and society though the adoption ... Public Engagement in Responsible Research and Innovation. A book by Ilse Marschalek.
Journal of Responsible Innovation: Volume 6, Issue 3 Reviewed
Journal of Responsible Innovation, Vol6, Issue3 Late last year saw the release of issue 3 of Volume 6 of the Journal of Responsible Innovation. In this post we offer an overview of this Issue. This issue of the journal opens with Erik Fisher’s Editorial entitled Learning from Failure, in which the Journal’s Editor in Chief ... Journal of Responsible Innovation: Volume 6, Issue 3 Reviewed
The role of politics: To define the space for responsibility while making history
This post is based upon my speech delivered at the Milan Challenges for Responsible Innovation event held on 23 January 2020. In it, I would like to offer my own interpretation of two aspects of Bassetti Foundation thinking and the approaches that they have led to, and outline some of the developments that led to ... The role of politics: To define the space for responsibility while making history
Challenges For Responsible Innovation: Milan – 1/4
Event: Challenges for Responsible Innovation. Date: 2020 01 23 Time: 16:17 min. Place: Fondazione Giannino Bassetti, Milano. Language: English. Part: 1/4 url Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/390749655 Photos: Album in Flickr. Posts: The role of politics: To define the space for responsibility while making history and Challenges For Responsible Innovation: Milan. Podcast: Challenges for Responsible Innovation – 1/4 ... Challenges For Responsible Innovation: Milan – 1/4
International Handbook on Responsible Innovation: Manchester Book Launch
On 27 November 2019, Manchester Metropolitan University hosted a book launch for the International Handbook on Responsible Innovation, co-edited by Rene von Schomberg and our own Foreign Scientific Correspondent Jonathan Hankins. The event was jointly organized by the Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) Sustainable and Ethical Enterprise Group (SEEG) and the University of Manchester Alliance Business ... International Handbook on Responsible Innovation: Manchester Book Launch
Living Innovation
The Bassetti Foundation would like to draw readers’ attention to a fascinating and intriguing interview with René von Schomberg, recently published on the LIVING INNOVATION website. LIVING INNOVATION aims to develop responsible, smart home solutions that tackle societal challenges and respond to pressing societal trends, involving industry leaders engaging with lead users in co-creation processes. ... Living Innovation














