We need realistic pictures of what the future might bring in order to make sound decisions. Increasingly, we need realistic pictures not only of our personal or local near-term futures, but also of r

This issue of Development Dialogue is mainly devoted to indigenous publishing in Africa, with material drawn from the Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation’s second seminar on this broad theme held in Arusha,

Literature is rife with books and articles on the history of innovation management. But what about the future? To find out more about the future of innovation management we conducted a survey of the

Science and technology policy studies have been centrally involved with understanding processes of innovation. Here we broadly define innovation as changes in organizational processes (as well as qua

Where is international justice today? It appears to be in a stage of transition. It has been a remarkable success story since the end of the Cold War, but the idealism and faith in multilateralism th

How do we know what we do not know:The aims of this workshop are ambitious:to change the way you think,and in so doing,change your capacity tolearn and act.We have called it“visioning a capacity rev

This paper argues that African linguistic diversity is part of the world’s heritage, which faces challenges and threats to its use as a sustainable resource in many ways akin to the world’s biologica

The goal of futurists is to make others think. As such, some entries in this proceedings are quite detailed exploring various aspects of the complexities of forging partnerships and developing strate

How are the world’s leading organizations developing their people and honing employees’ skills? What is the role of the Learning & Development function today and how will that change in the future? f

Modes of learning have changed dramatically over the past two decades—our sources of information,the ways we exchange and interact with information,how information informs and shapes us. But our scho