A Difficult Balancing Act: Employment, Technology, Context, and Change (Innovations Case Discussion: ETV Pumps, Solar Tuki, Rickshaw Bank)

Christopher Bull, Barrett Hazeltine and Nicholas Stoker
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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.

Innovations: Technology, Governance, Globalization, 2010, vol. 5, issue 1, 95-100

Date: 2010
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