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          • What in the World? Storyworlds, Science Fiction, and Futures Studies
          • Chasing Black Swans through Science Fiction: Surprising Future Events in the Stories of a Finnish Writing Competition
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          • The Wrath of Gaia vs. the Second Coming of Science: Beyond Interstellar’s Dualistic Narrative
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          • Wellspring of Optimism, a Review of “Hieroglyph: Stories and Visions for a Better Future”
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            • Internal Crisis as an Impediment to Futures Thinking
            • Engaging Futures 2030: Futures Methods Transforming Governance
            • Unravelling the Myth/Metaphor Layer in Causal Layered Analysis
            • A Foresight Analysis of Pervasive Healthcare Technologies
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            • Introduction to the Symposium on ‘Intuition in Futures Work’
            • The Inner Game of Futures
            • Applying Intuitive Methods in Explorations of  Preferred Futures
            • Intuition and Evolution –How I Find It Essential to Use Intuition in My Futures Work
            • Intuiting the Future(s)
            • Learning to Use Intuition in Futures Studies: A Bibliographic Essay on Personal Sources,Processes and Concerns
            • Classical Intuition and Critical Futures
            • Intuition, Rationality and Imagination
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              • Exploring the Future of Infant Feeding:Scenarios About the Future of Parenting,Infant Nutrition and Consumer Habits in The United States of America
              • A Critical Analysis of Four South East Queensland City Futures Initiatives
              • Scenarios for Australia in 2050:A Synthesis and Proposed Survey
              • Healing Ourselves and Healing the World:Consumerism and the Culture of Addiction
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              • Using a Futures Method to Improve anOlder Adult’s Computer Learning Program:Lessons for a Beginning Futurist
        • Vol. 19  No. 4  June.2015

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            • Armed Conflict Versus Global Sustainable Development as Functions of Social Change
            • Reformulating the Party-List Proportional Representatives to Proportional Future Generations Representatives: the Korean Case 
            • Asian Urbanization Futures: Nine Practitioner Recommendations
            • Reflections on a Workshop on the Future of Higher Education for Knowledge Economy in Bangladesh
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          • A Review of Elina Hiltunen’s “Foresight and Innovation: How Companies are Coping with theFuture” Palgrave, 2013.
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