Futures the Journal of Policy, Planning and Futures Studies 2004: Vol 36 Table of Contents

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LIST OF CONTENTS
Volume 36 Number 1 February 2004
Papers To operate sustainabiy or not to operate sustainability?—That is
the long-run question
Philip Lawn
Multiple pasts, converging presents, and alternative futures
Dennis List
Local social knowledge management: Community actors,
institutions and multilevel governance in regional foresight
exercises
Meric S. Gertler and David A. Wolfe
The challenge of the future and the institutionalization of
interdisciplinarity: notes on Herman Kahn’s legacy
-aul Dragos Aligica
Alice’s dilemma
Jodo Pedro de Magalhaes
Integrated 1000-year planning
Bruce E. Tonn
Anticipations
Reflections Time for new social technologies?
Tony Stevenson
Book reviews : Islam, Postmodernism and other futures: a Ziauddin Sardar
reader Sohail Inayatullah and Gail Boxwell (Jim Dator);
Advancing futures: futures studies in higher education James A.
Dator (Wendy Schultz)
Organisation The EEIG euroProspective: implementing futures thinking on
European scale
Fabienne Goux Baudiment
Volume 36 Number 2 March 2004
Special Issue: COPING WITH THE FUTURE:
DEVELOPING ORGANIZATIONAL
FORESIGHTFULNESS
Guest Editors: Haridimos Tsoukas and Jill Shepherd
Introduction 137 Coping with the future: developing organizational
foresightfulness
Haridimos Tsoukas and Jill Shepherd
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Can internally generated futures accelerate organizational
learning?
(Kees van der Heijden)
The role of hindsight in foresight: refining strategic reasoning
R. Bradley MacKay and Peter McKiernan
How past becomes prologue: a sensemaking interpretation of
the hindsight-foresight relationship given the circumstances of
crisis
Maria L. Nathan
Wild cards, weak signals and organisational improvisation
Sandro Mendonca, Miguel Pina e Cunha, Jari Kaivo-oja and
Frank Ruff
Strategic foresight in a high-speed environment
Laura A. Costanzo
Causes and consequences of the lack of strategic foresight in the
decisions of multinational enterprises to enter China
David M. Reid and Stelios C. Zyglidopoulos
How foresight creates unforeseen futures: the role of doubting
Deborah A. Blackman and Steven Henderson
Volume 36 Number 3 April 2004
Papers 7 Technological change, industry structure and the environment
2aul Dewick, Ken Green and Marcela Miozzo
Improving decision-making with scenario planning
Thomas J. Chermack
Gaming the future of an urban network
Igor S. Mayer, Linda Carton, Martin de Jong, Martijn Leijten and
Ed Dammers
Research society: science and technology for the ages
Bruce E. Tonn
The post-normal science of precaution
Jerry Ravetz
Information society: wireless ICTs’ transformative potential
A. Grantham and G. Tsekouras
Anticipations
Reflections Futures of protracted conflicts
S.P. Udayakumar
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Book review The enemy of nature: the end of capitalism or the end of the
world Joel Kovel (K.H. von Kaufmann)
Film review Solaris: beyond the romantic ending
Alexandra Lazar
Erratum Erratum to ‘Can indigenous cultures survive the future?”’
V.M. Razak
Volume 36 Number 4 May 2004
Special Issue: TRANSDISCIPLINARITY
Guest Editors: Roderick Lawrence and Carole Després
Introduction 397 Futures of Transdisciplinarity
Roderick J. Lawrence and Carole Després
Papers Supradisciplinary research practices: history, objectives and
rationale
Philip W. Balsiger
Transdisciplinarity and its challenges: the case of urban studies
Thierry Ramadier
Living on the border: knowledge, risk and transdisciplinarity
Tom Horlick-Jones and Jonathan Sime
Interdisciplinary integration in Europe: the case of the Fifth
Framework programme
Ann Bruce, Catherine Lyall, Joyce Tait and Robin Williams
Collaborative planning for retrofitting suburbs: transdisciplinarity
and intersubjectivity in action
Carole Després, Nicole Brais and Sergio Avellan
Housing and health: from interdisciplinary principles to
transdisciplinary research and practice
Roderick J. Lawrence
Urban planning: an ‘undisciplined’ discipline?
Daniel Pinson
Prospects for transdisciplinarity
Julie Thompson Klein
Volume 36 Number 5 June 2004
Papers 527 Seeking convergence between history and futures research
Jari Y. Kaivo-oja, Tapio S. Katko and Osmo T. Seppala
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Risk and safety analysis in long-term perspective
Ylva Uggla
Perpetual war(s) and the future of democracy
Peter Marden
Are we prepared for world population implosion?
Sanghan Yea
Young peoples’ involvement in global water issues
Yoseph Negusse Araya and Vahakn Kabakian
Anticipations
Discussion Futures studies as a catalyst for change
Peter Hayward
Film Matrix Reloaded: the choice to be deceived
Alexandra Lazar
Book reviews The future of freedom: illiberal democracy at home and abroad
Fareed Zakaria (K.H. von Kaufmann); Greening the corporation:
management strategy and the environmental challenge Peter
Thayer Robbins (Steven B. Kurtz); Coping with globalization:
cross-national patterns in domestic governance and _ policy
performance Steve Chan and James R. Scarritt, editors (Morgen
Witzel)
Reflections The future of scientific justice: the case of The Sceptical
Environmentalist
Steve Fuller
Volume 36 Numbers 6-7 August/September 2004
Special Issue: INDIAN FUTURES
Guest Editor: Rakesh Kapoor
Introduction 3 Plural dreams: India in the 21st century
Rakesh Kapoor
Papers 5! The futures of the colonised
Ranabir Samaddar
Visions of development: the inevitable need for alternatives
Kishen Pattnayak
A 20-20 Vision for India: targets, policies and implementation
P.V. Indiresan
The Indian economy in 2040
Bibek Debroy
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The future of India’s economic growth: the natural resources and
energy dimension
R.K. Pachauri
The future of food: countering globalisation and recolonisation
of Indian agriculture
Vandana Shiva
Technologies for the people: a future in the making
Dinesh C. Sharma
Futures India: society, nation-state, civilisation
T.K. Oommen
Dalit vision of India: from bahishkrut to inclusive Bharat
Gopal Guru
Future of secularism in India
Asghar Ali Engineer
Land, conflict, identity in India’s north-east: negotiating the
future
Sanjoy Hazarika
My vision of a better India
N. Vittal
Role of the intellectuals in governance
Bharat Jhunjhunwala
The curse of globalised culture: the fall of Indian cinema
foretold
Ashok Raj
India’s strategic future: 2025
Sundeep Waslekar and Semu Bhatt
Volume 36 Number 8 October 2004
Papers 2 Applying Burke’s Dramatic Pentad to scenarios
Allan W. Shearer
Road testing a new model at the Australian Foresight Institute
Richard A. Slaughter
Technologies in Finland in 2020 valued by ZEF-tool
M. Peltoniemi, P. Kess, H. Haapasalo and E. Alasaarela
Systems approaches to economic development for indigenous
people: a case study of the Noongar Aboriginals of Australia
Guy Duczynski
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Comparison of national foresight studies by integrated foresight
management model
Alper Alsan and M. Atilla Oner
Anticipations
Biography De-materialising and re-materialising: digital technologies and
the environment
Frans Berkhout and Julia Hertin
Clement C.P. Chang: bringing foresight to Taiwan
Tony Stevenson
Book reveiws Deep Futures: Our Prospects for Survival Doug Cocks (Tony
Stevenson); Youth futures: comparative research and
transformative visions Jennifer Gidley and Sohail Inayatullah
(David Hicks)
Trajectories Sunshine technopolis: Southern California’s dimming future
Gregory Benford
Volume 36 Number 9 November 2004
Special Issue: FUTURES OF RELIGIONS
Guest Editor: William S. Bainbridge
Introduction Thinking about religious futures
William Sims Bainbridge
Papers Quantifying alternate futures of religion and religions
Todd M. Johnson and David B. Barreit
The future of Islam after 9/11
Mansoor Moaddel
The future of new religions
Massimo Introvigne
991 A green future for religion?
Bron Taylor
1009 Religion and science
William Sims Bainbridge
Symposium 1025 Faith beyond time: the future of religion in America
Laurence R. lannaccone
1030 The future of church-state relations in the United States
Ted G. Jelen
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The future of liberal Islam
Bulent Aras
The Pagan revival and its prospects
Christopher Mcintosh
Religion, war and the information revolution
Sara Horsfall
Religion, futures, and futurism
Bruce Tonn
Volume 36 Number 10 December 2004
Papers 1049 An examination of future scenarios using historical analogy
Peter J. Dortmans and Eleanor Eiffe
1063 Evolution in the rationales of foresight in Europe
Monica Cariola and Secondo Rolfo
1077 The DNA of our regions: artificial intelligence in regional
planning
Flisabete A. Silva
Networks of predictions
Raymond L. Johnson
Symposium Introduction: Darwin and the Left
Merryl Wyn Davies
Recovering the Left from Darwin in the 21st century
Steve Fuller
Making rights from what's left of Darwinism
Kirk W. Junker
The Darwinian Left—from myth to intellectual hijacking
Jan Emblemsvag
Darwin and beyond
Bruce Tonn
Beyond Left and Right
Jerry Ravetz
Anticipations
Reflections Nanotechnology: social consequences and future implications
Robert W.S. Dunkley
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Book reviews 1133 In the Name of the Poor: Contesting Political Space for Poverty
Reduction Neil Webster and Lars Engberg-Pedersen (David J.
Brier); The Solar Economy: Renewable Energy for a Sustainable
Future Hermann Scheer (K.H. von Kaufmann)
Trejectories Quo vadis Homo sapiens?
Doug Cocks
Volume Contents and Author Index Volume 36, 2004