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January 01 2010
A Difficult Balancing Act: Employment, Technology, Context, and Change (Innovations Case Discussion: ETV Pumps, Solar Tuki, Rickshaw Bank)
Christopher Bull,
Christopher Bull
Christopher Bull, Senior Lecturer and Senior Engineer at Brown University, pursues teaching and research in renewable energy, appropriate technology, social entrepreneurship, and the pedagogy of classroom-community partnerships.
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Barrett Hazeltine,
Barrett Hazeltine
Barrett Hazeltine is Professor of Engineering Emeritus at Brown University, but continues to teach full time. He has worked in six African countries and is co-author of a textbook and a field guide on appropriate technology.
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Nicholas Stoker
Nicholas Stoker
Nicholas Stoker is a recent graduate of Brown University. His honors thesis, Appropriate Technology in Practice: Understanding Project Failure and a Model for Proper Implementation, examines why appropriate technology development projects fail and how they can be more successful.
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Christopher Bull
Christopher Bull, Senior Lecturer and Senior Engineer at Brown University, pursues teaching and research in renewable energy, appropriate technology, social entrepreneurship, and the pedagogy of classroom-community partnerships.
Barrett Hazeltine
Barrett Hazeltine is Professor of Engineering Emeritus at Brown University, but continues to teach full time. He has worked in six African countries and is co-author of a textbook and a field guide on appropriate technology.
Nicholas Stoker
Nicholas Stoker is a recent graduate of Brown University. His honors thesis, Appropriate Technology in Practice: Understanding Project Failure and a Model for Proper Implementation, examines why appropriate technology development projects fail and how they can be more successful.
Online ISSN: 1558-2485
Print ISSN: 1558-2477
© 2010 Christopher Bull, Barrett Hazeltine, and Nicholas Stoker
2010
Innovations: Technology, Governance, Globalization (2010) 5 (1): 95–100.
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Christopher Bull, Barrett Hazeltine, Nicholas Stoker; A Difficult Balancing Act: Employment, Technology, Context, and Change (Innovations Case Discussion: ETV Pumps, Solar Tuki, Rickshaw Bank). Innovations: Technology, Governance, Globalization 2010; 5 (1): 95–100. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/itgg.2010.5.1.95
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