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THE FUTURE LIES BEHIND - 30 YEARS OF TEACHING FUTURES STUDIES

Authors: DATOR J

Citation: J. Dator, THE FUTURE LIES BEHIND - 30 YEARS OF TEACHING FUTURES STUDIES, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 298-319

UNCERTAINTY AND CREATIVITY

Authors: WALLERSTEIN I

Citation: I. Wallerstein, UNCERTAINTY AND CREATIVITY, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 320-322

MAKING PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE - THE POSSIBLE, THE PROBABLE, AND THE PREFERABLE

Authors: BELL W

Citation: W. Bell, MAKING PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE - THE POSSIBLE, THE PROBABLE, AND THE PREFERABLE, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 323-339

FUTURES STUDIES FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF A SOCIOLOGIST WHO TRIES TO BE A FUTURIST

Authors: MASINI EB

Citation: Eb. Masini, FUTURES STUDIES FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF A SOCIOLOGIST WHO TRIES TO BE A FUTURIST, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 340-346

THE FUTURE AS A SOCIOCULTURAL PROBLEM - A PERSONAL ETHNOHISTORY

Authors: RINER RD

Citation: Rd. Riner, THE FUTURE AS A SOCIOCULTURAL PROBLEM - A PERSONAL ETHNOHISTORY, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 347-364

PAST AND FUTURE

Authors: WAGAR WW

Citation: Ww. Wagar, PAST AND FUTURE, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 365-371

FUTURES STUDIES AS AN INTELLECTUAL AND APPLIED DISCIPLINE

Authors: SLAUGHTER RA

Citation: Ra. Slaughter, FUTURES STUDIES AS AN INTELLECTUAL AND APPLIED DISCIPLINE, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 372-385

PEDAGOGY, CULTURE, AND FUTURES STUDIES

Authors: INAYATULLAH S

Citation: S. Inayatullah, PEDAGOGY, CULTURE, AND FUTURES STUDIES, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 386-397

EXPLAINING THE PAST AND PREDICTING THE FUTURE

Authors: MANICAS PT

Citation: Pt. Manicas, EXPLAINING THE PAST AND PREDICTING THE FUTURE, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 398-405

SOCIAL-CHANGE AND FUTURES PRACTICE

Authors: BISHOP P

Citation: P. Bishop, SOCIAL-CHANGE AND FUTURES PRACTICE, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 406-412

PERMANENT DEVELOPMENT OF FUTURES RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Authors: NOVAKY E

Citation: E. Novaky, PERMANENT DEVELOPMENT OF FUTURES RESEARCH METHODOLOGY, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 413-419

THE TRANSFORMATION OF FUTURES RESEARCH IN HUNGARY

Authors: HIDEG E

Citation: E. Hideg, THE TRANSFORMATION OF FUTURES RESEARCH IN HUNGARY, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 420-426

POLITICS PLUS SCIENCE EQUALS FUTURES STUDIES

Authors: MANNERMAA M

Citation: M. Mannermaa, POLITICS PLUS SCIENCE EQUALS FUTURES STUDIES, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 427-435

MAXIMIZING EVOLVABILITY - TEACHING FUTURES STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY-LEVEL

Authors: HUSTON J

Citation: J. Huston, MAXIMIZING EVOLVABILITY - TEACHING FUTURES STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY-LEVEL, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 436-439

FUTURE-ORIENTED COMPLEXITY AND ADAPTIVE STUDIES (FOCAS)

Authors: YAMAGUCHI K

Citation: K. Yamaguchi, FUTURE-ORIENTED COMPLEXITY AND ADAPTIVE STUDIES (FOCAS), American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 440-448

TEACHING A FUTURES-SEEKING COMMUNICATIVE POLICY PROCESS

Authors: SOTARAUTA M

Citation: M. Sotarauta, TEACHING A FUTURES-SEEKING COMMUNICATIVE POLICY PROCESS, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 449-461

A JOURNEY TO THE FUTURE

Authors: MAY GH

Citation: Gh. May, A JOURNEY TO THE FUTURE, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 462-469

PLANET EATERS OR STAR MAKERS - ONE VIEW OF FUTURES STUDIES IN HIGHER-EDUCATION

Authors: JONES CB

Citation: Cb. Jones, PLANET EATERS OR STAR MAKERS - ONE VIEW OF FUTURES STUDIES IN HIGHER-EDUCATION, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 470-483

THE CHALLENGE OF TEACHING FUTURES STUDIES

Authors: DELPINO JS

Citation: Js. Delpino, THE CHALLENGE OF TEACHING FUTURES STUDIES, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 484-492

GIVING IMAGES A CHANCE - IMAGES OF THE FUTURE AS A TOOL FOR SOCIOLOGY

Authors: RUBIN A

Citation: A. Rubin, GIVING IMAGES A CHANCE - IMAGES OF THE FUTURE AS A TOOL FOR SOCIOLOGY, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 493-504

FUTURES PRAXIS - CONSULTING AND TEACHING FUTURES STUDIES THROUGH THE WORLD-WIDE-WEB

Authors: WILDMAN P

Citation: P. Wildman, FUTURES PRAXIS - CONSULTING AND TEACHING FUTURES STUDIES THROUGH THE WORLD-WIDE-WEB, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 505-513

POSTMODERN EDUCATION - A FUTURES PERSPECTIVE

Authors: HICKS D

Citation: D. Hicks, POSTMODERN EDUCATION - A FUTURES PERSPECTIVE, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 514-521

VISIONARY FUTURES - GUIDED COGNITIVE IMAGERY IN TEACHING AND LEARNINGABOUT THE FUTURE

Authors: MARKLEY OW

Citation: Ow. Markley, VISIONARY FUTURES - GUIDED COGNITIVE IMAGERY IN TEACHING AND LEARNINGABOUT THE FUTURE, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 522-530

PRODUCING A BETTER WORLD - THEORY, EDUCATION, AND CONSULTING

Authors: LOWE I

Citation: I. Lowe, PRODUCING A BETTER WORLD - THEORY, EDUCATION, AND CONSULTING, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 531-538

COCREATING A FUTURES STUDIES COURSE WITH UNIONISTS

Authors: SHOSTAK A

Citation: A. Shostak, COCREATING A FUTURES STUDIES COURSE WITH UNIONISTS, American behavioral scientist (Beverly Hills), 42(3), 1998, pp. 539-542

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