New technologies as a contemporary premise of sustainability and the society of risk
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https://doi.org/10.7213/revdireconsoc.v15i1.29497Keywords:
sustainability; new technologies; environment; risk society; industry 4.0.Abstract
This article aims to understand the risks and possibilities in the search for sustainability from the development of new technologies. Specific objectives: a) to understand the premises and dimensions of sustainability; b) to study and compare concepts such as “fourth industrial revolution”, “risk society” and “industry 4.0”; c) to assess how contemporary disruptive technologies entail inherent risks in parallel with contributions to sustainability; d) discuss the role of Law in the systematic of possible regulatory alternatives for technology. Methodology: hypothetical-deductive procedure method, with a qualitative approach and literature review technique.
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