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  • Science and Technology Studies
  • Innovation Management
  • Environmental Science

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  • Responsible Innovation (RI) is prominent in Europe and North America but less analyzed in developing nations.
  • China's Reform and Opening period since the late 1970s created a context for large-scale technological projects.
  • Dalian Port's expansion represents a significant technological undertaking in China.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze the implicit application of Responsible Innovation (RI) in a major Chinese technological project.
  • To evaluate the Dalian Port expansion project using stakeholder analysis and a four-dimensional RI framework.
  • To explore how latent RI practices in China are becoming manifest.

Main Methods:

  • Historical review of Dalian Port's development and the Chinese economic context.
  • Case study of an emergency containment pool construction project at Dalian Port (PDA).
  • Stakeholder analysis and evaluation against a four-dimensional RI methodological framework.

Main Results:

  • The Dalian Port (PDA) project demonstrates latent Responsible Innovation (RI) practices, even without explicit RI rhetoric.
  • Stakeholder analysis revealed key values influencing the project's execution.
  • The project partially aligns with the criteria of the four-dimensional RI framework.

Conclusions:

  • Latent Responsible Innovation (RI) is present and emerging in large-scale technological projects in China.
  • The study highlights the potential for applying RI frameworks in developing country contexts.
  • Acknowledges limitations and ambiguities in applying RI concepts and methodologies.