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Journal Article
Towards a comprehensive framework for ethical and responsible standardisation
2025
Overview
This paper presents a framework for ethical and responsible standardisation by adapting Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) principles to standard-setting. While standardisation is sometimes viewed as technical and neutral, it has profound social and political effects. We identify relevant potential shortcomings in standardisation: overlooked social impacts, short-run market capture, and loss of expertise during certification. Further, we emphasise the distinct context of standardisation: its commercial roots, and the distinct way it serves as a sphere of knowledge-creation. Taking these points together, we land on a four-part framework: Inclusivity, Anticipation, Stewardship, and Leadership. The paper reviews institutional measures to embed the framework in committee processes.
Publisher
Springer Netherlands,Springer Nature B.V
