Figure 1.

Framework in research and innovation to building reflexive governance for the responsible development of systems of information and communication technologies, hybridizing three types of reasoning are key to “reassembling” scientific paradigms in practice: 1. Evaluative as descriptive and traceable, 2. Deliberative as appreciative and prospective, and 3. Reflexive as knowledge balancing (1–2) to responsible policy. Reassembling is a “complexus” process (literally “being woven together”), here seen as an adaptive cycle and through the lens of the Huxtable and Ives framework in bioethics to support project management: 1. “Mapping” the ideas to generate a hybrid ethical theory, 2. “Framing” to be reliable to a case, and 3. “Shaping” a proper (micro) normative theory for change. We highlight the importance of ever questioning the whole process.