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Practical wisdom in Risk Society. Methods and practice of interpretive analysis

on questions of sustainable development

Loeber, A.M.C.

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2004

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Loeber, A. M. C. (2004). Practical wisdom in Risk Society. Methods and practice of

interpretive analysis on questions of sustainable development.

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Contents s

Preface e

1.. Sustainable development as a challenge t o policy analysis Whyy sustainable development?

Thee challenging implications for the policy process Thee 'risk society' and the need for phronèsis Whyy Technology Assessment?

Outlinee of the book

2.. Exploring 'phronetic' TA: a research plan Thee rationale for the present study

Researchh objective and justification Researchh approach and questions Thee selected cases

3.. M e t h o d o l o g y and methods for TA on sustainable development issues aa conceptual lens

PhronèsisPhronèsis as a conceptual starting point in contemporary political thought InIn search for a methodical elaboration of the phronèsis concept

Inferencess of phronèsis for the methodology of TA

Fromm methodology to method: phronetic TA as constructivist inquiry Applicationn of constructivist inquiry to analysis on sustainable development Researchingg cases of interpretive TA on sustainable development issues

4 .. Clean laundry and clear water: the Phosphate Forum Thee policy context: water management in the Netherlands Thee innovation context: the detergent industry

Eventss leading up to the TA initiative Thee Phosphate Forum: an interpretive TA

Learningg and a change of plan: the project's impact? Dynamicss in the project's context

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5-- A process t o 'illustrate' sustainable technology development:

thee case for Novel Protein Foods 141 Thee policy context: integration of environmental responsibility in economic activities 142

Eventss leading up to the TA initiative 147 Thee innovation context: protein research and the food industry 151

Thee illustrative process on NPFs: a 'multi-dimensional' analysis 155 Subtlee shifts in view and a new protein foods programme: the project's impact 180

Dynamicss in the project's context 192 Thee elusive relation between the NPF project and a future sustainable diet 195

6.. Sustainable crop p r o d u c t i o n : the Gideon project 207 Thee policy context: a tight knit network is loosening up 208 Pestt control, crop-protection and the environment: a new policy issue 212

Thee suggestion to conduct an interpretive TA on crop-protection 218

Thee Gideon project: an interpretive TA 221 AA review of the crop-protection policy: knowledge creep rather than impact 242

Dynamicss in the project's context 249 Gideonn and the crop-protection policy problem: an assessment's assessment 251

7.. C o n c l u s i o n s and d i s c u s s i o n 261

Recapitulationn 262 Threee examples of interpretive TA: a cross-case analysis 263

Organisingg an interpretive TA: lessons for the future 285

Suggestionss for further research 294

Epiloguee 297

Listt o f persons interviewed 299

Referencess 301 SamenvattingSamenvatting ( s u m m a r y in Dutch) 321

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