Technology assessment in the Netherlands「公共圏における科学技術政策」に関する研究会(STiPS Handai研究会)(14)

■ 第14回STiPS Handai研究会

151110_Jan Staman


〇題 目:Technology assessment in the Netherlands
〇ゲスト:Jan Staman(ヤン スタマン)氏(オランダ・ラテナウ研究所 前所長)
〇言 語:英語
〇日 時:11月10日[火] 16:20-17:50
〇場 所:大阪大学吹田キャンパス テクノアライアンス棟1階 交流サロン

〇参加無料 事前申し込み不要(本プログラムの受講生以外の方も参加可能)

〇共 催:大阪大学大型教育研究プロジェクト支援室
     大阪大学未来戦略機構科学技術政策研究室

〇お問い合わせ先:stips-staff[at]cscd.osaka-u.ac.jp([at]は@にしてください)
[Technology Assessment in The Netherlands]
Every Dutch university holds a unit for science technology and society (STS) since about 30years. These units were raised in a period in which critical science came to the forefront in public debate. Technology Assessment is tributary to the very idea of deliberative democracy and critical science. Till today Dutch technology assessment is still bottom up, deliberative, independent and well connected with the media. and still it is not ‘domesticated’ by government or university boards. It is performed on several places but the centre of it is the Rathenau Instituut. In this lecture we will focus on the themes, the way TA is performed and especially on the way impact is organized in parliament and government. In this lecture we will compare TA with classical scientific advice as it is performed by boards, academia and research institutes for regulatory affairs.
Jan Staman
Jan Staman (65) graduated in 1975 in veterinary medicine and law. He began a career in small animal medicine at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Utrecht University. From 1982 till February 2002, Staman held several posts in the Netherlands Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality. In February 2002, he was appointed Director of Technology Assessment and Science System Assessment at the Rathenau Institute (www.rathenau.nl). Major efforts have been made on the issue of evidence based politics which also resulted in close cooperation between leading institutes in Japan, Germany and the European Commission. The Institute is a consulting body to the Dutch Parliament and Government. In January 2015 Jan Staman retired and started a private consultancy with emphasis on disruptive technologies and conflicts between science, society and government. Currently Staman also chairs the EU Commission Expert Group ‘ Strategic Foresight for R&I Policy in Horizon 2020”
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