Ilias Bouhannouche
BSc student Technology, Policy and Management at Delft University of Technology. Following the minor Responsible Innovation (LDE). I am involved in Chapter Presentation 4.
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Satisfying values and norms with policy: a case study on Dutch public transport
As we now know after six columns, the success of technologies and services depends largely on the embodiment of values and norms that are… -
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Value-sensitive design on Societal Cost-Benefit Analyses: reducing formal-informal discrepancy
Societal Cost-Benefit Analyses (SCBA) have showed to be very useful in monitoring the effects of (technological) projects on the… -
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Bombing oil-rich Middle East leads indeed to refugee streams
Recently, I have noticed in the Netherlands a lot of people, also political parties, are concerned about the flow of refugees, crossing the… -
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A frugal success story: M-PESA
Imagine half of a country is living below the poverty line and isn’t able to pay for the goods and services they potentially can afford. -
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Management of vehicles’ electrification in the Netherlands
Global warming and the pollution of our environment urges worldwide industry, also Dutch’, to drastically change our energy production and… -
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Public values vs. self-interest in the gas dilemma in Groningen: an example of irresponsibility
Emotions, values and technologies need to go hand in hand, in order to prevent dilemmas of moral overload and unhealthy debates between… -
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Hydrogen as a substitute for oil: the responsible-side of responsible innovation
Responsible Innovation teaches us about important features that need to be kept in mind when innovative ideas arise: from hazards to…