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Innovative Governance Models for Emerging Technologies.
2013
B 78 MAR.I
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Title
Innovative Governance Models for Emerging Technologies.
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Description
288 pages ; 24 cm
ISBN
9781782545637 Print
9781782545644 eBook
9781782545644 eBook
Alternate Call Number
B 78 MAR.I
Summary
Emerging technologies create challenges for traditional regulatory approaches. The contributors to this book – leading scholars in law, innovation, and technology – address the need for new governance methods and models. The unique characteristics of emerging technologies – their diverse applications, the myriad concerns raised by new technologies, the need for public engagement, and the issue of effective coordination between governance players – create the need for new governance approaches. The authors identify innovative new methods of governance, taking into account an environment where changes in technologies can out-pace the corresponding regulatory frameworks. Scholars of technology, science and innovation will find this book to be an enlightening read, as will lawyers, policymakers and think-tanks working within the emerging technologies arena.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
1. Introduction: the challenges of oversight for emerging technologies;
2. The dynamics of emerging technology systems;
3 Emerging technology governance;
4. An integrated framework for governing emerging technologies such as nanotechnology and synthetic biology;
5. The role of adaptation in the governance of emerging technologies;
6. Integrating technology assessment into government technology policy;
7. Governing the governance of emerging technologies;
8. The hare and the tortoise: an Australian perspective on regulating new technologies and their products and processes;
9. Properly paced? examining the past and present governance of GMOs in the United States;
10. Innovative governance schemes for molecular diagnostics;
11. Network security agreements: communications technology governance by other means;
12. Robust offshore risk regulation - an assessment of US, UK and Norwegian approaches;
13. Conclusion: emerging governance for emergent technologies.
Index
2. The dynamics of emerging technology systems;
3 Emerging technology governance;
4. An integrated framework for governing emerging technologies such as nanotechnology and synthetic biology;
5. The role of adaptation in the governance of emerging technologies;
6. Integrating technology assessment into government technology policy;
7. Governing the governance of emerging technologies;
8. The hare and the tortoise: an Australian perspective on regulating new technologies and their products and processes;
9. Properly paced? examining the past and present governance of GMOs in the United States;
10. Innovative governance schemes for molecular diagnostics;
11. Network security agreements: communications technology governance by other means;
12. Robust offshore risk regulation - an assessment of US, UK and Norwegian approaches;
13. Conclusion: emerging governance for emergent technologies.
Index
Published
Cheltenham, UK : Edward Elgar, 2013.
Language
Danish
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