The paper examines responsibility in research and proposes a framework to understand its global significance in complex environments.
This paper examines research responsibility in the context of accelerating technological development, systemic interconnection, and increasing complexity of sociotechnical environments. It proposes a four-level framework of responsibility: methodological, ethical, civilizational, and structural. The paper highlights a critical asymmetry between local technical rigor and global understanding of systemic effects. It further introduces the concept of structural analytical approach as a transversal analytical approach aimed at identifying invariants, dependencies, and global dynamics across scientific domains. This framework contributes to a broader understanding of scientific responsibility, integrating precision, systemic awareness, and interdisciplinary coherence.
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