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The last paper by Dezevas presents the state-of-the-art and new approaches in the evolutionary theory of technological change as a tool for FTA.
and give rise to new approaches. New approaches to forward-looking decision support are currently being developed that take these requirements into account.
Conventional forecasting approaches with their aim of predicting the future were based on a linear understanding of processes of socio-technical change that is simply an inappropriate representation of reality and thus misleading rather than enlightening with respect to informing decisions.
For over twenty years, the so-called New approach has been the most prominent and successful approach to link standardisation and regulatory policy.
The New approach, defined in a Council Resolution of May 1985, represents an innovative way of technical harmonisation.
The New approach, confirmed by the recent ideas on European governance, requires the standards to be considered which complement or even substitute governmental regulations in comprehensive regulatory impact assessments
but also completely new approaches to identify ex ante major future challenges for regulatory policies. The overview of methodologies in Section 2 starts with a list of possible methodologies which are also relevant for assessing the impact of public R&d policies.
However this is a rather new approach, which cannot rely on a broad range of experience. Furthermore, simple quantitative approaches by constructing time series of science
This paper discusses, based on a first round application in the field of micro and nanotechnologies for single cell analysis, the methodology of such a new approach.
The modest intention of the futures presented in this paper is to demonstrate how to use the proposed new approach,
it is a proposal to apply the foresight toolkit in this field by following a new approach.
thus following the example of the first special issue from the previous edition of the Conference 2. This issue offers the reader a unique opportunity to travel with the editors on a journey of discovery where new approaches to the development of policies for advancing societal
innovation policy development and others inclined toward the provocation of innovation an opportunity to learn some new approaches as well as to reflect further upon some familiar tools such as risk assessment being profiled re within the new context of FTA.
and who seem uncomfortable with the emerging complexity of innovation systems as the key target or client for adaptive policies and new approaches.
In many respects the BMBF foresight demonstrates how in practice many of the new approaches are actively engaging a changing view of policy for the knowledge economy.
A New approach toweb Applications, 2005, Retrieved 15 may 2007, from http://www. adaptivepath. com/ideas/essays/archives/000385. php. 27 W3c (World wide web Consortium), Roadmap
the recent literature has provided a number of new approaches and tools like modeling tools, real option approaches and decision analysis. However,
The new approach future-oriented impact assessment (FIA) is seen also promising in integrating methodologically risk assessment into the whole innovation process.
expert workshops and interviews Development and future expectations of the approach New approaches like inherent safety and resilience engineering address the complex nature of industrial processes.
and new approaches, expand its utility, promote innovation, and hopefully improve decisions which incorporate its findings.
One new approach to be integrated in the barometer structure in the future can be oriented the future concept of impact assessment
A new approach of inventor scouting (identifying young inventors and interviewing them) added to the methodology.
bibliometric analysis and a new approach of inventor scouting to bring in new ideas. In this second phase, the most interesting (crosscutting) topics from the starting phase were elaborated further by the topic coordinators with specific expertise.
and policy-makers the authors conclude that new approaches are necessary to increase the relevance and impact of foresight exercises 31.
A New approach to Practical Philosophy, Bern: Haupt. Reprint edition, Chichester: Wiley 1994.19 W. Ulrich, Critical heuristics of social systems design, European Journal of Operational Research 31 (3)( 1987) 276 283.20 M. B. L
new approaches to governance; and (5) FTA in security and sustainability. Downloaded by University of Bucharest at 05:08 03 december 2014
After the Government's agreement on the list of national priorities, this new strategy and the foresight results were then put together in a new approach:
Devising a new approach to capitalism at home. Anthropology Matters Journal 6, no. 2. http://www. anthropologymatters. com/journal/2004-2/o'connor 2004 devising. htm (accessed September 2009.
a new approach for analysing technological change. Technological forecasting and Social Change 74, no. 4: 413 32. Downloaded by University of Bucharest at 05:11 03 december 2014 Axes of balance in foresight 1001 Irvine, J,
which they have been familiar for many years, with little acquisition of new approaches and little awareness of the costs, benefits and broader implications of alternative methods.
New approaches to governance Cristiano Cagnin a,,*Denis Loveridge b, Ozcan Saritas b adg Joint research Centre Institute for Prospective Technological Studies, Calle Inca Garcilaso 3, 41092 Seville, Spain
the this new approach brought the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) concept onto the agenda, explaining that businesses have further responsibilities,
Doing these things requires a new approach to both CSR and philanthropy than the one prevalent nowadays.
and thus requires a new approach making use of integral ideas. Boden, Johnston, and Scapolo (2012) give some responses to these new demands on FTA.
A new approach for STI policy? Science and Public policy 39, no. 2: 135 9. Denning, S. 2005.
New approaches to governance. Futures 43, no. 3: 279 91. Coates, V.,M. Farooque, R. Klavans, K. Lapid, H. A. Linstone, C. Pistorius,
A new approach for analyzing technological change. Technological forecasting & Social Change 74, no. 4: 413 32. Huang, L.,Z. C. Peng, Y. Guo,
Second, Ireland was suggested as a smart, innovative test-bed for new approaches for dealing with global challenges due to its small size and advantages of proximity.
it was put forward that Ireland could pilot new approaches for dealing with challenging areas such as energy and healthcare. 5. Conclusions With the increasing recognition of the concept of grand challenges over recent years,
State-of-the-art and new approaches Tessaleno C. Devezas Technological forecasting and Innovation theory Working group, University of Beira Interior, Covilha, Portugal Received 13 may 2004;
a new approach for analyzing technological change, Technol. Forecast. Soc. Chang. 74 (2007) 413 432.41 M. S. Jørgensen, Visions and visioning in foresight activities, in:
but will require new approaches in accountable, anticipatory, and participatory governance, and real-time technology assessment 3. The report refers to the previous involvement of a broad variety of stakeholders
new approaches to governance, Futures 43 (3)( 2011. 13 A. Salo, T. Ko nno la, M. Hjelt, Responsiveness in foresight management:
new approaches to governance, Futures 43 (2010) 279 291.4 P. Warnke, G. Heimeriks, Technology foresight as innovation policy instrument:
new approaches to governance, Futures 43 (2011) 279 291.42 K. Koschatzky, Foresight as a governance concept at the interface between global challenges and regional innovation potentials, European Planning
New approaches were therefore being considered to boost stakeholder and public involvement, by for example the use of blogs and Wikipedia-like structures,
and point to the need for new approaches for exploring the futuur of such fast-changing areas.
and new approaches to control the vector. Surveillance and detection (S&d) is the stage aftte the emergence of EID.
New approaches based on genetic manipulation and molecular design will allow more rapid develoopmen of vaccines. Diagnostics:
A new approach for human centric regional innovation, J Schumacher and V-p Niitamo (eds. pp 1 14.
European Living Labs. A New approach for Human Centric Regional Innovatiion WVB, Berlin. Sleeswijk Visser, F, R van der Lugt and P J Stappers 2007.
A new approach for STI policy? Mark Boden1,,*Ron Johnston2 and Fabiana Scapolo3 1mark Boden, European commission Joint research Centre, Institute for Prospective Technological Studies, Seville, Spain 2professor Ron Johnston, Australian Centre for Innovation
New approaches to FTA are examined also with lessons drawn from the experiences at both national and international levels in the application of fta.
the development and implementation of new approaches to FTA, particularly the application of horizon scanning;.experiences of particular organisations, operating at both national and international levels,
and through its implementation it can explore for new approaches that might include incremental but also radical changes.
New approaches to governance',Futures, 43: 279 91. CEC. 2010)‘ Communication from the Commission to the European parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social, Committee and the Committee of the Regions, Europe 2020 Flagship Initiative Innovation Union',SEC (2010) 1161
A new approach for analysing technological change',Technological forecasting and Social Change, 74: 413 32. IDEA Consult. 2010)‘ The impact of European policy on the development of the ERA in the areas relevant to environmennt'Draft Final Report.
The new approach is symbolised by a global grand challenges science programme in which each nation agrees to contribute a minimum of 1%of its public research budget
a new approach was sought. This new strategy process should orient itself more towards demand-driven questions. That means following the principles of corporate social responsibility and developing new ways for Fraunhofer research markets of the future.
and outlook Using global challenges as a starting point for an internal FTA PROCESS within the corporate strategic R&d planning was a new approach for Fraunhofer.
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