Futures the Journal of Policy, Planning and Futures Studies 2005: Vol 37 Table of Contents

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LIST OF CONTENTS
Volume 37 Number 1 February 2005
Papers Energy scenarios for Colombia: process and content
Ricardo A. Smith, Daniel R.A. Vesga, Angela |. Cadena,
Ulf Boman, Erik Larsen and Isaac Dyner
How to make enemies and influence people: anatomy of
the anti-pluralist, totalitarian mindset
Alfonso Montuori
A social forecast revisited
Roger Mitton and Michael Willmott
Neo-Malthusians and Cornucopians put to the test:
Global 2000 and The Resourceful Earth revisited
Jonathan Chenoweth and Eran Feitelson
Beyond Neo-Malthusians and Cornucopians: comment
on Chenoweth and Feitelson
Sam Cole
Reading history:comment on Chenoweth and Feitelson
Jim Dator
Anticipations
Words 7 Speaking about the future: ‘pro-vocation’ and
‘ante-diction’
Joseph Voros
Book reviews Our final century M. Rees (Steven B. Kurtz); Our
molecular future: how nanotechnology, robotics, genetics
and artificial intelligence will transform our world
Douglas Mulhall (Phil Gates); Order and Disorder David
Z. Rich (David Byrne)
Trajectories Expecting the unexpected
Gregory Benford
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Volume 37 Numbers 2/3 March/April 2005
Spec ial Issue: THE FUTURES OF ETHICAL CORPORATIONS
Guest Editors: Ted Fuller and Jane Collier
Introduction 111 Corporations, ethics and global futures
Jane Collier and Ted Fuller
Papers The responsible company of the future: reflective
responsibility in business
Bernd Carsten Stahl
Towards the age of corporate responsibility? Emerging
challenges for the business world
Markku Wilenius
Future roles of business in society: the expanding
boundaries of corporate responsibility and a compelling
case for partnership
Alyson Warhurst
Thinking for the future: global corporate responsibility in
the twenty-first century
Jane Collier and Lilian Wanderley
Corporate ethical futures: responsibility for the shadow on
the future of today’s ethical corporations
Ted Fuller and Fiona Tilley
Corruption and democratisation: the litmus test
of international donor agency intentions?
Alan Doig and Heather Marquette
Beyond corporate social responsibility: minnows,
mammoths and markets
Deborah Doane
Public service ethics in a changing world
Alan Lawton
The emergence of the ethics of space: the case of the
French space agency
Jacques Arnould
Volume 37 Number 4 May 2005
Papers 55 The evolution of futures in school education
Jennifer M. Gidley and Gary P. Hampson
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Forecasting, backcasting, migration landscapes and
strategic planning maps
Peter J. Dortmans
Future of Turkey—EU relations: a civilisational discourse
Ali Tekin
The future of Turkey in the European Union
Aylin Guney
The financial system matters: future perspectives and
scenarios for a sustainable future
Stefan Brunnhuber, Alexander Fink and Jens-Peter Kuhle
Anticipations
Reflections When simplicity outsmarts complexity
K. Mark Smith
Book review 7 Futures for the Third Millennium: Enabling the
Forward view Richard A. Slaughter
(Michael Hollinshead)
Trajectories Sunshine technopolis: southern California’s dimming
future
Gregory Bentord
Volume 3) 7 Number 5 June 2005
Special Issue: WORLD FUTURES STUDIES FEDERATION
Guest Editor: Richard Slaughter
Introduction World Futures Studies Federation: histories and futures
Richard A. Slaughter
Papers The first fifteen years: a personal view of the early history
of the WFSF (1967-1982)
Bart van Steenbergen
Reflections on World Futures Studies Federation
Eleonora Barbieri Masini
The WEFSF and |
Jim Dator
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World Futures Studies Federation in 1993-1997
Karoliina Lehtinen
401 Sweet memories of the future: a personal history of the
World Futures Studies Federation
Sohail Inayatullah
Managing a sphere of influence: WFSF and its institutional
members
Alexandra Montgomery
Youth and the WFSF: a generational approach
Tamas Gaspar and Jose Ramos
429 Creativity, skepticism, and visioning the future
Wendell Bell
Interviews Memories and methods: conversations with Ashis Nandy,
Ziauddin Sardar and Richard Slaughter
Jose Maria Ramos
Volume ?3 7 Number 6 August 2005
Papers 445 Whether the weather: comments on ‘An abrupt climate
change scenario and its implications for United States
national security’
Allan W. Shearer
465 A framework for assessing the vulnerability of food
systems to future shocks
Evan D.G. Fraser, Warren Mabee and Frank Figge
481 Green consumption or sustainable lifestyles?
Identifying the sustainable consumer
Andrew Gilg, Stewart Barr and Nicholas Ford
505 The future according to Frederik Lodewijk Polak: finding
the roots of contemporary futures studies
Ruud van der Helm
521 Globalisation and the environment: the long-term effects
of technology on the international division of labour and
energy demand
Marcela Miozzo, Paul Dewick and Ken Green
Location based services—new challenges for planning
and public administration?
Rein Ahas and Ular Mark
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Anticipations
Reflections On the futures of sovereignty
Ali Tekin
Book reviews Mega-Projects: The Changing Politics of Urban Public
Investment Alan Altshuler and David Luberoff
(Roger Vickerman); Gaian Democracies: Redefining
Globalisation And People-Power Roy Madron and
John Jopling (Devin Nordberg)
Trajectories Spirituality as the fourth bottom line?
Sohail Inayatullah
Volume 37 Number 7 September 2005
Spec ial Issue: COMPLEXITY AND THE LIMITS OF KNOWLEDGE
Guest Editors: Peter M. Allen and Paul M. Torrens
Introduction 581 Knowledge and complexity
Peter M. Allen and Paul M. Torrens
Papers Leadership and uncertainty: complexity and the lessons of
history
Robert Artigiani
Knowledge, limits and boundaries
Paul Cilliers
The hegemony of the physical sciences: an exploration in
complexity thinking
Kurt Richardson
Limits to the economy of knowledge and knowledge of
the economy
J. S. Metcalfe and R. Ramlogan
Growth setbacks in new firms
Elizabeth Garnsey and Paul Heffernan
The knowledge of price and the price of knowledge
Bridget Rosewell
Knowledge and the modelling of complex systems
Michael Lyons
Complexity and the limits to knowledge
Paul Ormerod
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Models, knowledge creation and their limits
Peter M. Allen and Mark Strathern
Modelling and prediction in a complex world
Michael Batty and Paul M. Torrens
Volume 37 Number 8 October 2005
Papers ; Imprecise probabilities and scenarios
Bruce Tonn
A future for small business? Prospective scenarios for the
development of the economy based on current policy
thinking and counterfactual reasoning
Andrew Atherton
The origins and evolution of scenario techniques in long
range business planning
Ron Bradfield, George Wright, George Burt,
George Cairns and Kees Van Der Heijden
Sustainable futures: policies for global development
Barry B. Hughes and Peter D. Johnston
Marking the future: a review of time horizons
David J. Brier
Incorporating futures research into regional knowledge
creation and management
Tuomo Uotila, Helina’ Melkas and Vesa Harmaakorpi
Human redemption in (and of) the matrix of technological
modernity
lan Barns
Anticipations
Reflections Knowledge: economy or community?
Tony Stevenson
Book review Futuring: the exploration of the future
Edward Cornish (Rakesh Kapoor)
Trajectories Romancing the grindstone on Gunningbland Creek:
a reflective essay
Merrill Findlay
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Volume 37 Number 9 November 2005
Special Issue: FUTURES BEYOND NATIONALISM
Guest Editor: Imtiaz Ahmed
Introduction 905 Futures beyond nationalism
Imtiaz Ahmed
Papers Z The nation in heterogeneous time
Partha Chatterjee
Following postnational signs: the trail of human rights
Sam Makinda
Ethnic conflict, ethnic imagination and democratic
alternatives for Sri Lanka
Jayadeva Uyangoda
Beyond the boundaries of AsiaPacific area studies
Miriam Sharma
Enemies within and enemies without: The besieged self in
Pakistani textbooks
Rubina Saigol
The cry of Sakeena: a post-nationalist critique of violence
in South Asia
Imtiaz Ahmed
Beyond nationalism: the universality of nonviolence
Ramin Jahanbegloo
Volume 37 Number 10 December 2005
Papers 1057 __ Revisiting a futures studies project—‘Reflections on 1985’
Aurelien Colson and Pierre-Yves Cusset
1067 ‘The future of the red metal—scenario analysis
Amit Kapur
1095 Why the far-future matters to democracy today
Rasmus Karlsson
A new paradigm for risk analysis
S.M. Macgill and Y.L. Siu
Transitions in a globalising world
Pim Martens and Jan Rotmans
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Work organization in post-socialist societies
Colin C. Williams
Transdisciplinary collaboration in environmental research
Christian Pohl
Reflections Global futures studies: evolving foundations of a meta-
discourse
Jose Ramos
Book reviews Mapping the Global Future, National Intelligence
Council, Washington, DC, December 2004
(Richard Slaughter); Sharing the Planet: science and ethics
for a sustainable and equitable world Bob van der Zwaan
and Arthur Peterson (Jerry Ravetz)
Trajectories Alternative futures for Muslims: challenges to linear and
cyclical macrohistory
Sohail Inayatullah
Volume Contents and Author Index Volume 37, 2005