Introduction
Introduction to the Special Issue: Design and Futures (Vol. II)
Stuart Candy and Cher Potter
(PP. 1-2)
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Articles
Destinations for Polyamorous Futures and Their MAD Lovers
Maya van Leemput
(PP. 3-14)
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Worldbuilding in Science Fiction, Foresight and Design
Leah Zaidi
(PP. 15-26)
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SPACECRAFT: A Southern Interventionist Art Project
Ralph Borland
(PP. 27-36)
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Are We (Really) Designing Futures? The Design of Tomorrow Program at CENTRO
Karla Paniagua
(PP. 37-50)
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A Futures-Design-Process Model for Participatory Futures
Stefanie A. Ollenburg
(PP. 51-62)
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Imagining 2060: A Cross-Cultural Comparison of University Students’ Perspectives
Jeanne Hoffman
(PP. 63-78)
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Transforming Environmental Values for a Younger Generation in Taiwan: A Participatory Action Approach to Curriculum Design
Kuo-Hua Chen
(PP. 79-96)
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Essays And Interviews
You Never Know How the Past Will Turn Out
Timothy Morton
(PP. 97–100)
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Design in the Future
Paola Antonelli and Cher Potter
(PP. 101–104)
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Making Things Physical
Maja Kuzmanovic, Tina Auer, Nik Gaffney and Tim Boykett
(PP. 105–116)
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Napkin Futures: Fragments of Future Worlds
Nik Baerten
(PP. 117–122)
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Change the Model
Dan Hill and Stuart Candy
(PP. 123–128)
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What If There Were More Policy Futures Studios?
Lucy Kimbell
(PP. 129–136)
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Your Move: Lessons Learned at the Interstices of Design, Gaming, and Futures
Aaron Rosa and John A. Sweeney
(PP. 137–142)
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Using the Future at NASA
David Delgado and Stuart Candy
(PP. 143–148)
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Post-Island Futures: Designing for Uncertainty in a Changing Climate
Lizzie Yarina
(PP. 149–158)
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Starting at the End: A Journey in Time
Tony Fry
(PP. 159–164)
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