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© Crown copyright 2014 Printed on paper containing 75% recycled fibre content minimum. First published November 2014 The Government Office for Science URN: GS/14/1190B Design and Production: WordLink
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INNOVATION: MANAGING RISK, NOT AVOI
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FOREWORD Advances in science and te
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EDITOR AND CHAPTER AUTHORS 6 Editor
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8 CASE STUDY AUTHORS Framing Risk -
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Global Alliance for Vaccines and Im
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14 INTRODUCTION In today’s global
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16 Investors face additional risks
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18 unclear patent law), or barriers
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More problematically, system-wide r
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22 is unwilling or unable to undert
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24 innovation process, or one secto
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2 1. TRENDS IN INNOVATION AND GLOBA
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28 the body. Nanoparticles generate
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access to education that are occurr
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to seek opportunities for more subs
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34 Middle East and Africa mean that
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At their core, decisions are about
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38 CASE STUDY CONSISTENCY AND TRANS
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40 within Her Majesty’s Inspector
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42 liabilities. The coalition gover
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44 Advances in the life sciences co
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SECTION 2: UNCERTAINTY, COMMUNICATI
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Andy Stirling (Science Policy Resea
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as a whole, for seeding and selecti
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information concerning public polic
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Kingdom. It has 34 participating an
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Cinderella, too often uninvited to
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have been awarded in rational choic
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ecomes easier to accept and justify
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Tim O’Riordan (University of East
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CASE STUDY HUMAN RIGHTS AND RISK Ka
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give the impression that certain ki
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adioactive waste in many countries
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David Spiegelhalter (University of
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course, means that 1% are violent,
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level was announced on 22 January 2
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Even in situations with limited evi
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Steve Elliott (Chemical Industries
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THE NGO PERSPECTIVE Harry Huyton (R
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SECTION 3: FRAMING RISK — THE HUM
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David Halpern and Owain Service (Be
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letter and discovered that this is
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measures have been put in place and
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Nick Pidgeon and Karen Henwood (Car
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equity of risk distribution, the pe
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individual include the emergence of
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domain of biosecurity risks. In the
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Edmund Penning-Rowsell (University
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— that is, governed by random pro
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90% 80% Media scare stories linking
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Judith Petts (University of Southam
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The impact of intuition on response
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policy has moved towards less-inten
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more children, raising the risk of
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Nick Beckstead (University of Oxfor
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CASE STUDY POLICY, DECISION-MAKING
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might be developed, and what the li
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Page 131 and 132: evidence used to support policy and
Page 133 and 134: 1). In essence, the more developed
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Page 139 and 140: debate, which enabled the non-scien
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Page 145 and 146: ANNEX: INTERNATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS
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Page 157 and 158: nanodashboard.nano.gov/. 77. See Ma
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