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    Vol. 17 No. 3 Mar. 2013

    • Articles
      • The Future of Water Resource Management in the Muslim World*
        Syeda Mariya Absar (pp. 1 – 20)
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      • Climate Change and Futures Epistemologies: Tensions, Trends and Possibilities in Climate Discourses Epitomised by Three Prominent Climate Experts
        Stephen McGrail (pp. 21 – 40)
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      • Energy Bonanza or Abyss: Israel’s Options for the Future
        David Lefutso (pp. 41 – 64)
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      • Woman Branded Liar by High Court Judge: Leadership, Professionalism and Ethics for The Future*
        Eddie Blass (pp. 65 – 80)
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      • Futures of Ageing in Singapore
        Wong Kai Wen (pp. 81 – 102)
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    • Symposium
      • Introduction I: Bringing bodies and minds together
        Jim Dator (pp. 103 – 104)
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      • Introduction II
        Aubrey Yee (pp. 105 – 106)
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      • Introduction and Short Pieces
        John A. Sweeney (pp. 107 – 108)
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      • Future Visions for 2030: Of Economy, Sustainability and Employment
        Juha Saukkonen et. al (pp. 109 – 122)
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      • The Dawn of our Patent Futures
        Heather Frey (pp. 123 – 126)
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      • The Great Rebirth: The Future of Capitalism, Economy, and Exchange
        Christopher Manfredi (pp. 127 – 130)
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      • “Generation Screwed” – Are US youths opting or being forced out of society?
        Janet Faulkner (pp. 131 – 134)
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      • Emerging Issues Leading Korea into a Dream Society
        Bumchul Shin (pp. 135 – 136)
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      • A Canticle for Mary Sue: What Transmedia Aesthetics might do for Futures Communication
        Zhan Li (pp. 137 – 140)
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      • Occlusive Reality
        Aaron Rosa (pp. 141 – 144)
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      • Bad Language: Emerging Issues in Electronic Discourse
        Rex Troumbley (pp. 145 – 146)
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      • Dator’s 2nd Law of South Park: Imagining (poorly animated) Futures of Religion, Technology, & Culture
        John A. Sweeney (pp. 147 – 150)
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