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Some Favourite Sources of Inspiration in the International Futures Forum
These are just a few of the people and sources that have helped me develop my own approaches to facilitating decision thinking.
Robert Horn -
Bob Horn is a political scientist with a special interest in public policy, organizational strategy, and knowledge management. These days, he deals mostly with social messes. Social messes are more than complicated problems. He defines them as tightly interconnected clusters of wicked problems and other messes. They are very complex; ambiguous; highly constrained; seen differently from different ideologies and worldviews; and contain many value conflicts.
Martin Albrow, Visiting Senior Fellow, London School of Economics
Since returning from the United States where he was a Fellow of the Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars in Washington DC, he has helped to edit the Global Civil Society Yearbook and works on civil society and global governance issues. He acts a consultant to civil society organisations and is an advocate for the idea of a civil society university
Kees van der Heijden, Associate Fellow, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford.
Kees has worked in developing the context of scenario planning and pioneered the concepts of 'strategic conversation' and the Business Idea which envelop scenario planning. His research focuses on institutional strategic thinking and learning, and on processes for intervention in these areas.
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