Foresight: Volume 10 Issue 6
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The journal of future studies, strategic thinking and policyTable of contents - Special Issue: Evaluating Foresight: an introduction to the European Foresight Monitoring Network
Guest Editors: Maurits Butter, Felix Brandes, Michael Keenan, Rafael Popper
Editors' introduction to the European Foresight Monitoring Network
Maurits Butter, Felix Brandes, Michael Keenan, Rafael PopperThis paper seeks to provide an introduction to the special issue of foresight, dedicated to the European Foresight Monitoring Network (EFMN).
Comparing foresight “style” in six world regions
Michael Keenan, Rafael PopperThe paper sets out to explore the nature and degree of variation in foresight “style” across six world regions. The underlying hypothesis is that differences in regional context …
Foresight versus FP7: comparing innovations in healthcare
Maurits Butter, Joost HoogendoornThe EU Framework Programme and the foresight community are both focusing on future developments in innovation. This paper seeks to answer the questions: How much can they learn…
How are foresight methods selected?
Rafael PopperThis paper addresses a challenging topic, which in both academic and professional literatures has been widely discussed but mainly from one single angle – that is, how to select…
Detecting and analysing emerging science and technology issues: the EFMN Issue Analysis
Sylvie Rijkers‐Defrasne, Effie Amanatidou, Anette Braun, Agnes PechmannThe purpose of this paper is to highlight the contribution of the EFMN Issue Analysis to the identification of key emerging science and technology issues of high relevance for…
“Joint foresight”: towards a mechanism for joint programming in Europe?
Effie AmanatidouThe present paper aims to explore the potential of joint foresight exercises in serving joint programming, a concept highlighted in furthering the creation of the European…
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1463-6689Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Prof Ozcan Saritas