Prsentation PowerPoint

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Science and Policy decision making
Professor Alain POMPIDOU Honorary member of
European Parliament Member of the National
Academy of Technologies of France Member of the
National Committee of UNESCO
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TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE AS A CULTURAL
HERITAGE BROADEN HUMAN EXPERIENCE IN A SOCIETAL
CONTEXT
SCIENCE AS DEMONSTRATION BASED BROADEN HUMAN
KNOWLEDGE IN UNIVERSAL ACULTURAL CONTEXT
THUS
SCIENCE ENLARGE THE FIELD OF KNOWLEDGE GOES FAR
BEYOND THE CULTURAL HERITAGE
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SCIENCE And TECHNOLOGY
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CREATIVITY AND INTUITION
BREAKTHROUGHS IN SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY
JUSTIFIES
INDEPENDANCE AND FREEDOM OF SCIENTISTS
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TRUST IN SCIENCE IS BASED ON
INDEPENDANCE AND FREEDOM OF SCIENTISTS
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SCIENCE

• ENLARGE CAPACITY OF KNOWLEDGE

• EXTEND THE INFLUENCE OF HUMAN
• OPEN THE FIELD OF A POWER GAME
• THREATEN TRADITIONAL POWERS

RELIGIONS REACT
THE GALILEOS EXAMPLE
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THE GALILEOS EXAMPLE
ARISTOTELES
COPERNICUS
GALILEO
NEWTON
EINSTEIN
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BATTLES AND DISPUTES BETWEEN SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
DEFENDING
SCIENTIFIC VIEW
SOCIETAL VIEW
GALILEO
EINSTEIN
Questionning the organisation of the universe
Questionning the futur of our society
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RAPIDLY CHANGING SOCIETY
TWO MAIN ISSUES
GLOBALISATION and COMPLEXITY OF SCIENTIFIC
KNOWLEDGE
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DEMOGRAPHIC EVOLUTION
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ECONOMICAL EVOLUTION
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EMERGENCE OF SCIENCE IN NEW COUNTRIES
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EMERGENCE OF SCIENCE IN NEW COUNTRIES
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EMERGENCE OF SCIENCE IN NEW COUNTRIES
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EMERGENCE OF SCIENCE IN NEW COUNTRIES
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COOPERATION IN COMPETITION BETWEEN INDUSTRIALISED
COUNTRIES
SUPPORT TO EMERGING COUNTRIES
ASSISTANCE TO DEVELOPPING COUNTRIES
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SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL BREAKTHROUGHS ECONOMI
C PRESSURE DEMOGRAPHIC PUSH
CONTEXT OF GLOBALISATION OF INFORMATION AND
EXCHANGES
NEW TERRITORIES FOR COMPETENCES AND BEING
INFLUENTIAL
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NEW PRODUCTS NEW SERVICES NEW MARKET SHARE
SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES
ISSUED FROM
ADDITIVE FINANCIAL ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL
SOCIETAL RISKS
NECESSITATE TO RESTORE TRUST
IN A CLIMATE OF GROWING COMPLEXITY
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DOUBTS AND FEARS
REOPENING THE ISSUE OF CERTAINTY IN SCIENCE
LACK OF COMPETENCE TO GIVE ADVICES
CAUSES TROUBLE AMONG
PUBLIC OPINION
POLICY DECISION MAKERS
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A NEW LOGIC FOR EXPERTISE I.
ANALYSE THE TECHNOLOGICAL BREAK
REACT IN REAL TIME
START A PROSPECTIVE STEP
ANTICIPATE THE CHANGES
ELABORATE INNOVATINE PROJECTS
PROMOTE SYNERGIES BETWEEN DISCIPLINES
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A NEW LOGIC FOR EXPERTISE
ANSWER THE QUESTIONNING OF PUBLIC OPINION
INCREASE INFORMATION THROUGH TRAINING
REACH TO A WELL ARGUED DECISION
A BETTER INFORMED CITIZEN
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PUBLIC DEBATE IS A VITAL FEATURE FOR DEMOCRACY
ACTIVE AND INTERACTIVE TRAINING BASED ON A
MEDIATION PEDAGOGY
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• Never have scientific progress and technological
  Innovation fashioned the mode of
• economics
• social relations
• life styles
• As much as they do today

thus, a real  NEED FOR ETHICS  has come to
light in societies
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Ethics is at one and the same time THE MORAL
STANDARD FOR ACTION AND A REFLEXION ON RISK
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THE NECESSITY TO
ADRESS SCIENTIFIC ISSUES AS WELL AS
ETHICAL-SOCIAL-LEGAL ISSUES
THE ROLE OF ETHICS COMMITTEES
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TECHNOLOGICAL OPTIONS
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THREE MAJOR PRINCIPLES
RESPECT FOR DIGNITY AND SOCIO CULTURAL
IDENTITIES RESPECT FOR FREEDOM OF CHOICES AND
CRITICAL SPIRIT RESPECT FOR PRINCIPLES OF
EQUITY AND SOLIDARITY
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ENLARGEMENT OF KNOWLEDGE RAISES THE ISSUE OF
RISK MANAGEMENT
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SUBTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT A PRECAUTIONARY
PRINCIPLE
ACTIVE and PROPERLY BALANCED ADJUSTED TO THE RISK
INVOLVING INDEPENDANT EXPERTS
MULTIDISCIPLINARY and CONTROVERSAL EXPERTISE
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A NEW RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCIENCE SOCIETY
ETHICS
ECONOMICS
and SOCIAL SCIENCE
FROM TRUST FREEDOM
TO
ACCOUNTABILITY RESPONSABILITY
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REFER TO TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE
BACK TO BASICS
NEW RULES FOR POLICY DECISION MAKING
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KEEP OPEN MINDED ORIENTED RESEARCH FROM BASIC
RESEARCH
TO PROBLEM ORIENTED
ANSWER THE NEEDS OF ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY
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THE POLICY DECISION MAKERS I.
Arthur D Little
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THE POLICY DECISION MAKERS II.
Arthur D Little
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