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ISBN-13
9781853399053
Book Title
Rethink, Retool, Reboot
ISBN
9781853399053
Publication Year
2016
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Name
Rethink, Retool, Reboot : Technology As if People and Planet Mattered
Author
Simon Trace
Item Length
9.2in
Publisher
Practical Action Publishing
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
16.4 Oz
Number of Pages
280 Pages

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Rethink, Retool, Reboot addresses vital questions regarding the future of our world and the people living in it. It should be read by academics, students, activists and all those interested in international development and the environment.

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Practical Action Publishing
ISBN-10
1853399051
ISBN-13
9781853399053
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Author
Simon Trace
Publication Name
Rethink, Retool, Reboot : Technology As if People and Planet Mattered
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Publication Year
2016
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
280 Pages

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Item Length
9.2in
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
16.4 Oz

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T49.5
Reviews
Technology should never be considered as an ultimatum, that just because we can do something, we should. Even Winston Churchill who was fascinated by and obsessed with science and technology once famously said that it should be 'on tap, but not on top'. Simon Trace issues a comprehensive invitation to rethink what we ask of technology. Public debate is full of reports hypnotised by technological novelty and innovation for its own sake. But Trace reveals how low-tech solutions can often outperform high-tech ones -- delivering multiple benefits to the people who need them most. Rethink, Retool, Reboot says it is time to move on, and critically assess each technology - whether it is the product of a small farmers workshop or a giant corporation's laboratory - to find what will really help us all thrive within planetary boundaries., If ever there was a time to re-think the role of technology, this has to be it. With a renewed emphasis on the Sustainable Development Goals and on climate change, technology is at the heart of all our hopes and many of our fears for the future. Covering all today's 'big issues', Simon Trace provides a fresh and eloquent approach to innovation, governance issues and access to technology, compellingly brought together through this rallying call for Technology Justice., Technology is the great enabler, but uncontrolled use of technology can also pose a threat to humanity, as our experience of fossil fuels and climate change demonstrates. This book explores two crises -- why so many people in the world are still without access to technologies necessary for even the most basic standard of living, and why the bulk of technology innovation fails not only to address their needs, but also the threat of environmental change that hangs over us all. A compelling argument for a change to the way we govern the development and use of technology and a recommended read for anyone interested in technology and justice., Amidst the frenzy of global interest in digitization and robotization, this book brings the focus of technology back to where it is most needed: for empowering the world's poorest communities. Simon Trace's concept of Technology Justice is fresh, powerful and much needed., "This is an important book with an important message at a perfect time as the international development community struggles to get to grips with technology and innovation. Many of the answers to many of the development challenges are already out there, yet in our drive to showcase our innovative thinking we often turn our backs on them in favour of more complex, "smarter", "innovative" solutions. Yet it is often the simpler ones that work best. "It is time", as Simon reminds us, "to reboot our relationship with technology". We need a people-first and problem-first approach at a time when many are technology-first. This book makes a hugely valuable contribution to the debate, and should be essential reading for technologists and policy makers alike.", Simon Trace takes his inspiration from Schumacher's Small is Beautiful but extends the metaphor of magnitude. Through careful use of data, case study and analysis he argues that scale is not in itself beautiful, but is the key to sustainability and impact. In reflecting on scale, on how small an intervention needs to be or how large it can conceivably be, Trace gets to the heart of technological innovation for development: it's all about perspective. Trace shows us that if technology justice is about one thing it's about bringing together perspectives that matter -- historical, contextual, technological, public, private and communal -- to shape scalable, sustainable innovation. Trace's book is in some respects a 21st century reboot of Schumacher's work and a hugely important contribution to our thinking around technology for development., Technology is always about politics and social justice: who wins, who loses, and what directions are chosen. This book puts these themes centre-stage in a clear and accessible style. Anyone interested in how technology can work for people, justice, sustainability and development should read it.
Table of Content
Prelims [Acronyms Preface IntroductionPart 1 - Rethink Chapter 1 - Defining Technology and Technology Justice What is Technology? Technology JusticeChapter 2 - Technology Justice and Access to basic services Justice as Fairness The light bulb - will it ever catch on? (Access to energy services) The tap - a technology whose time has finally come? (access to water and sanitation services) Critical yet unavailable - access to Essential Medicines Chapter 3 Technology Justice and Access to knowledge Feeding the world - why the smallholder farmers need more support to access to technical knowledge The digital divide Conclusions - Technology Justice and Access Chapter 4 - Technology justice and use. Justice as compromise Industrialised agriculture and biodiversity loss Energy security and climate change The demise of antibiotics and antimicrobials - a return dark ages for medicine? Technology justice and use Chapter 5 Rethinking Technology Access and Use Part 2 - Retool Chapter 6 - The link between technological innovation and economic development Justice as a fair space for innovation Technological innovation in neo classical economic growth models The innovations systems approach Innovations systems and developing economies - insights and problems Chapter 7 - Technology Justice and Innovation Systems in Practice Justice and the management of risk in technology innovation Justice and the shaping of the purpose of technology innovation Chapter 8: Intellectual property rights: part of the solution or part of the problem? Why patent? Do patents encourage innovation? TRIPs, patents and the negative impacts on developing countries Patents and other asymmetries of power. Alternatives to the existing patent system Where next? Chapter 9: Recognizing the Role of the State in Effective Innovation Systems Venture capital and the valley of death - the case of the energy sector Recognising reality - governments engage in entrepreneurial activity. Changing the narrative - rebalancing expectations of the roles public and private sectors play Chapter 10 - Re-tooling: making technology innovation work for people and planet The need to re-tool Responsible Research and Innovation - an emerging approach to governance? Inclusive innovation - bringing in voices of the marginalised Learning from the open source movement Part 3 - Reboot Chapter 11 - Reimagining technology as if people and planet mattered The need to reboot our relationship with technology Rebooting access - priorities and opportunities for change Rebooting use - priorities and opportunities for changeRebooting innovation - priorities and opportunities for change Technology as if people and planet mattered Back Matter [Epilogue - Is Small Beautiful? Appendix 1: Failures to adhere to the precautionary principle Appendix 2 - List of diseases defined as 'neglected' in GFINDER 2011 Bibliography]
Copyright Date
2016
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Topic
Social Aspects, Developing & Emerging Countries, Development / Sustainable Development
Dewey Decimal
600
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Technology & Engineering, Business & Economics, Social Science

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