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Tag Archives: Jamais Cascio
Scenarios have to be plausible, but reality is under no such constraints
Following up on my comments on William Gibson‘s discuss of his science fiction where I wrote that “Scenarios have to be plausible, but reality is under no such constraints” Futurist, scenario planner, and co-founder of WorldChanging, Jamais Cascio writes on his weblog Open … Continue reading
Resilience economics: a scenario
Jamais Cascio presents Resilience Econmics as a scenario of an economy in 2030. He also presents two alternatives – Just in Time Socialism and Robonomics in his column in the business magazine Fast Company. Jamais writes: Resilience Economics United States: … Continue reading
Resilience: the Next Big Thing in Foreign Policy
Jamais Cascio, who is really writing a lot on resilience these days, writes in Foreign Policy magazine The Next Big Thing: Resilience. He provides a good summary introduction to resilience, using definitions very similar to those we use in the … Continue reading
Jamais Cascio on Resilience in Fast Company
Futurist Jamais Cascio seems to be thinking a lot about resilience. He presents a good discussion of resilience in an article in the business magazine Fast Company Resilience in the Face of Crisis: Why the Future will be Flexible What … Continue reading
Scenario: Resilience Economics
Futurist Jamais Cascio presents a scenario set twenty years in the future where the world post-capitalism is based on resilience economics. He writes from the point of view of someone living in that future on his blog Open the Future: … Continue reading
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Notes on desiging social-ecological systems
Pruned on the rehabilitation of degraded landscapes presents Pedreres de s’Hostal: Pedreres de s’Hostal is a disused stone quarry on the island of Minorca, Spain. In 1994, the quarry saw its last stonecutters, and since then, the non-profit organization Líthica … Continue reading
Legacy Futures: how past concepts of the future constrain current thinking
Futurist Jamais Cascio writes on his site Open the Future about how past thinking about the future constraints current thinking. I saw this first hand when I was working on the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment scenarios. Jamais writes: … we all … Continue reading