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Book SynopsisThe future is the last frontier where nonwestern societies are still free—free to envision desirable futures based on their own worldviews, cultures, and traditions.
Table of ContentsIntroduction by Ziauddin Sardar The Problem of Futures Studies by Ziauddin Sardar How the Future is Cloned by Kirk W. Junker Rethinking Futures Studies by Eleonora B. Masini Reorienting Futures Studies by Sohail Inayatullah Feminising Futures Studies by Ivana Milojevic De-Westernising Futures Studies by Susantha Goonatilake Implementing Critical Futures Studies by Richard A. Slaughter Futures Studies and Futures Facilitators by S.P. Udayakumar Futures Studies and Future Surprises by Graham H. May Futures Studies and Foresight by Ted Fuller Futures Studies and Global Futures by Jan Nederveen Pieterse Futures Studies and Co-evolutionary Futures by Anne Jenkins and Morgen Witzel Futures Studies and the Future of Science by Steve Fuller Futures Studies and the Future of Art by Sean Cubitt Futures and Knowledge by Vinay Lal Futures and Prophecies by Jerome Ravetz Futures and Dissent by Ashis Nandy Other Futures Studies: A Bibliographic Essay by Merryl Wyn Davies Index
