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Pulse of the planet: leadership models in the gloval village
Burke, Robert - In: Foresight 3 (2001) 3, pp. 191-203
Global government is on the rise, and with it a devolution of power to the grassroots. Subjugating nature is out of fashion and ecological living is the new imperative. The next generation of leaders will emerge not from the political class but from ordinary communities, bringing with them new...
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Emerging economic sectors in the third millennium: the new space age, 2500‐3000
Molitor, Graham T.T. - In: Foresight 3 (2001) 3, pp. 219-229
As Earth’s resources decline in the coming centuries, those of other planets will be ever‐more coveted. The commercial exploitation of space will meanwhile continue, with private sector investment in a wide range of leisure and security applications. Is the driving force of this innovation...
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The zone of entanglement: change, non‐change and the new managerial ideology of ephemera
Rooney, David; Hearn, Greg - In: Foresight 1 (1999) 2, pp. 143-153
We argue that change management has become ideological and that by selective use of complexity research has used the … imperative for change to further political and economic agendas. We seek to redress this situation by developing a critical … perspective on change and a new metaphor, the zone of entanglement, to assist critical analysis of change. Central to our argument …
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The owner of time has the power
Hoppe, Maria‐Theresse - In: Foresight 1 (1999) 4, pp. 362-367
changed from that of the industrial society. The process of change is not easy. It creates problems at work and in the family … practise for the next change?  …
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The world in 2050: a normative scenario
Glenn, Jerome C.; Gordon, Theodore J. - In: Foresight 1 (1999) 5, pp. 453-465
This article presents a scenario based on the inputs of 550 futurists, scholars, business planners and policy advisers from around the world. Their views on global developments were distilled into a range of issues, opportunities and actions to address. These have been woven together into a...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014743254
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Strategic foresight in a changing world
Wayland, Rebecca - In: Foresight 17 (2015) 5, pp. 444-459
Purpose – The purpose of this research is to explore the nature of change and the practices of foresight required to … anticipate and to plan for change. Design/methodology/approach – Part I provides a sketch of investigations of change and related … areas of uncertainty and discontinuity. Part II provides a conceptual framework outlining four types of change: incremental …
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The future role of logistics for global wealth – scenarios and discontinuities until 2025
A. von der Gracht, Heiko; Darkow, Inga-Lena - In: Foresight 15 (2013) 5, pp. 405-419
Purpose – The aim is to present research results on global logistics scenarios 2025 with focus on the future contribution the logistics industry can make to the triple bottom line – people, planet and profit. Design/methodology/approach – The research was conducted within the scope of an...
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