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The book ends with a dialogic tool that asks the reader questions about responsible research and innovation (RRI), responsibility, corporate responsibility, risk assessment, diversity, user involvement and other aspects of RRI to test awareness of research and innovation governance concepts and tools. Sample answers are provided.
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Before becoming an academic, Konstantinos Iatridis worked as a business consultant and implemented CR management systems in more than 60 companies, some of them in the FTSE 100, while Doris Schroeder worked as a budget planner for Warner Music Manufacturing Europe.
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Schroeder, D., Iatridis, K. (2016). ‘Are You RRI-Aware?’ a Question-and-Answer Chapter for Innovators. In: Responsible Research and Innovation in Industry. SpringerBriefs in Research and Innovation Governance. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21693-5_6
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