Foresight: Volume 1 Issue 4
Strapline:
The journal of future studies, strategic thinking and policyCategory:
StrategyTable of contents
The end of the world is not nigh
Herbert I. LondonPopular fearmongers never let the facts ruin a good story, even though, this article reflects, history has proven the pessimists wrong. Pessimistic predictions in a range…
Challenges for science policy in Europe
Peter A.J. TendemansThe political discussion on the best way for Europe to build its future on science and technology should not be confined to what will come after the 5th Framework…
Unshackling the future of work from the ideology of full employment
Colin C. Williams, Jan WindebankThis paper argues that by shackling the future of work to a vision of full employment, alternative futures are closed off. At present, employment creation is seen as the…
Constitutional futures: transforming the UK’s political landscape
Robert Hazell, David SinclairThis article outlines the impact of significant constitutional reform in the UK. It uses scenarios of minimum and maximum outcomes of the process of devolving government…
Sustainability and supra‐communitarianism
Bruce E. TonnSustainability is a permanent concern of humankind. It requires attention to environmental issues such as reducing pollution, limiting resource use, and protecting…
Visionary management
Pentti Malaska, Karin HolstiusThis article describes a futures‐oriented leadership process called visionary management as developed in the Finland Futures Research Centre and implemented successfully…
The owner of time has the power
Maria‐Theresse HoppeTime is a man‐made phenomenon. Thus, it may also be owned. Ownership of time has been a decisive factor in the creation of affluence in societies throughout history. When…

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1463-6689Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Prof Ozcan Saritas