The first part of this paper is focused on the futures of women, those images of the future which come from women themselves. Given that women's futures images are generated from a context--that is f

Offers a justification for normative scenarios by rethinking the very nature of futures studies in the larger context of disciplined inquiry.

As e-books and the emerging digital library occupy today’s headlines, there appears to be a tacit consensus emerging from the discourse among academics, journalists, and librarians about the future o

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The Gauteng Innovation Strategy recognises the importance of these three characteristics of innovation: a broad concept of innovation, rather than a narrow one; the potential of open innovation netwo

Gauteng Youth Employment Strategy

The report mainstreams gender into the analysis of the future of work.

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This paper, prepared for the UK Department for International Development’s (DFID) Equity and Rights Team, seeks to make the most of the available resources, pulling from them useful insights that cou

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