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. This paper documents some of the common trends that emerge from a comparison of these different studies and attempts to … draw some strategic conclusions. The first section charts their relative importance. The main trends identified in the …
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anticipating and tracking trends and envisioning different alternatives for how global issues might evolve can be harnessed to …
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ways in which it could be gained and manipulated. It identifies two parallel trends. One is that instantaneous … will strengthen globalization. The other, almost contradictory, trend is that advances in information technology and …
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studies: trends analysis and change drivers' identification; these help to identify the most relevant trends in areas that may …
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It is widely claimed that new developments in human genetics will be instrumental in shaping life over the next century. But how, exactly, might these technologies affect developed societies? Do technologies themselves shape society or are technologies such as genetic testing and engineering...
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The prospects for prosperity and well‐being in the 21st century will depend on leveraging social diversity to encourage technological, economic and social dynamism. A striking confluence of forces over the next twenty years could drive a twofold convergence: first, towards more highly...
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This article outlines European ICT development scenarios to 2010, presents scenarios for the adoption of these technologies and network services and identifies scenarios for associated economic and social change pertaining to accelerated globalization through e‐commerce; the increased dominance...
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This article identifies contemporary society as a network society made possible by new information and communication technologies which are both a necessary condition for, and inextractable dimension of that society, and pose complex results and challenges. The prevalence of networks means that...
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industrial ecology, sustainable development and technology. The hypothesis that the information revolution and sustainability are … achieving economic, environmental and social sustainability show that simply relying on technology will not avoid the need for …
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Mankind has not changed biologically throughout history but human society is undergoing continuous development through the harnessing of information and knowledge in the form of various technologies which have affected our value systems, power structures, everyday routines and environment. In an...
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