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    Home»Articles and Essays»2023»Vol. 27 No. 4 June 2023

    Vol. 27 No. 4 June 2023

    Articles

    On Desired Remote Possibilities of the Future: Could Counterfactual Analysis Challenge Prognostic Reflexes?
    Blagovesta Nikolova, Mariana Todorova
    (PP. 01-12)
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    What Do You Think About the Future? Students’ Imaginaries in Colombian Post-Conflict
    Luisa Fernanda Duque-Gómez, Gustavo A. González-Valencia, Antoni Santisteban-Fernández
    (PP. 13-27)
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    The Polak Game and the Futurеs of Education – Are University Students Optimists or Pessimists about the Future of Education?
    Mirjana Beara, Snježana Dubovicki
    (PP. 29-41)
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    An Approach of the Momentum Method for Prospective Scenarios of Brazilian Tourism Post-Covid-19
    Samuel Martins Drei, Beatriz Pereira da Silva, Juliana Damaris Candido de Lima, Carlos Francisco Simões Gomes, Lidia Angulo-Meza
    (PP. 43-63)
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    Indigenous World-Views in the Post COVID-19 World: Towards a Necessary Integration of Indigenous World-Views in Development and Health Discourse.
    Shilpa Ashok Pandit, Raghava Krishna Annamraju
    (PP. 65-76)
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    Special Collection – Recipies for Change: Co-Creating Post-Pandemic Futures Today

    Special Collection Introduction
    Ora-orn Poocharoen
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    The Role of the Chef: Exploring Eschatological and Nationalistic Components in Recipes for Change in the Asia-Pacific Region
    Steven Lichty
    (PP. 79-96)
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    Who’s Cooking Our Futures? Reframing Development Policy and Programming Through Imagination
    Virkein Dhar, Tiara Aurora, Boukje Kistemaker, Sophia Robele, Benjamin Ong
    Supported by: Aarathi Krishnan
    (PP. 97-105)
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    The Future of Thailand’s Healthcare Workforce in Light of the Covid-19 Pandemic: A Retroduction Analysis
    Thasanawan Boonmavichit , Jeffrey Dale Hobbs
    (PP. 107-118)
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