Critical Proximity in Translating RRI

Anestis Amanatidis*, Tom Børsen

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Abstract

The term ‘translation’ has been proliferating in reflections of researchers who participated in European projects engaging with responsible research and innovation (RRI). Additionally, the outlines of a distinct ‘translational RRI’ approach are increasingly becoming visible. Departing from the observation that RRI researchers are unavoidably implicated in this translational affair, we scrutinise the settings in which RRI travels by focusing on the interactions between ‘RRI researchers’ and ‘healthcare practitioners’ in a regional RRI project. We identify ‘critical proximity’ as a mode of RRI translation to describe the otherwise ambiguous position of RRI researchers and approximate the inherent ‘democratic qualities’ of RRI as a question of research strategy.

Original languageEnglish
Article number2373508
JournalJournal of Responsible Innovation
Volume11
Issue number1
Number of pages16
ISSN2329-9037
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 31 Dec 2024

Keywords

  • Responsible research and innovation
  • critical proximity
  • regional RRI
  • translation

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