イノベーション全体に公平性を組み込む
Keith A Wailoo1, Victor J Dzau2, Keith R Yamamoto3
1Keith A. Wailoo is Henry Putnam University Professor of History and Public Affairs at Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA.
まとめ
技術の恩恵は米国で不平等に配分され 特に農村部や疎外されたコミュニティに 影響を及ぼしています 真のイノベーションの公平性は 初期の研究開発段階から 公共の提供と監督を通して 公平性を統合することを要求します
科学分野:
- 社会科学
- 技術政策
- イノベーション研究
背景:
- テクノロジーの社会的な恩恵へのアクセスの格差
- 農村地域や 障害のある人々や 疎外された集団は 費用やアクセス障壁に直面しています
- 現在の説明は規制や配送の問題に集中し,より深いシステム上の問題を無視しています.
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