Table Of ContentCovering all issues from January-February 1996 through November-December 1997 (Volumes 30 and 31)
A Two-Year Index to
THE FUTURIST
Titles and Authors, 1996-1997
The End Is Not Nigh [Debate, The Global FORECASTS AND SCENARIOS
TITLE INDEX Environment: Megaproblem or Not?],
Images of Worlds to Come [book review of
Ronald Bailey, Mar-Apr 97.
Imagined Worlds by Freeman Dyson], Lane
ARTS ThOec t Fu97t.u re of Energy, Robert W. Fisher, Sep- Jennings, Nov-Dec 97.
Outlook 97, FUTURIST staff, Nov-Dec 96.
The Art of Space Science, FUTURIST staff, Get Ready for Another Oil Shock!, L.F. Ivan-
Nov-Dec 97. hoe, Jan-Feb 97. Outlook ’98, FUTURIST staff, Nov-Dec 97.
Learning to Value Nature’s Free Services, Scenarios Bring 2025 to Life [book review of
BUSINESS Janet N. Abramovitz, Jul-Aug 97. 2025 by Joseph F. Coates, John B. Mahaffie,
and Andy Hines], Arnold Brown, Nov-Dec 97.
Business Booms and Busts [book review of Making Rules for a Cleaner Future [Debate,
The K Wave by David Knox Barker], Lane The Global Environment: Megaproblem or FUTURES STUDIES
Jennings, Jan-Feb 96. Not?], Hazel Henderson, Mar-Apr 97.
The Rise of the Knowledge Entrepreneur, Encyclopedia of the Future: A Monumental
William E. Halal, Nov-Dec 96 FOOD Achievement [book review of Encyclopedia
of the Future edited by George Thomas
Restaurant Renaissance: Current and Future Kurian and Graham T.T. Molitor], Cynthia
CITIES Trends in Food Service, Marvin |. Cetron, G. Wagner, Jul-Aug 96.
Fred J. DeMicco, and John A. Williams, Jan-
The Nonstop City—And Other Heretical The Future of Everything: Editor Discusses
Feb 96.
Notions about Time, L.. Michael Hager, the New Encyclopedia of the Future \inter-
May-Jun 97 Who Will Feed China?, Lester R. Brown, Jan- view with Graham T.T. Molitor], Kevin
The Rise of the Information-Age Metropo- Feb 96. McGuinness, Jul-Aug 96.
lis, Robert Atkinson, Jul-Aug 96. FORECASTING Futurist Lessons from Thomas Jefferson,
Robert K. Greenleaf, Mar-Apr 97.
COMMUNICATION Anticipatory Management: Tools for Better How I Became a Futurist, Wendell Bell, May-
“Dial Anywhere” Phone Service, Kevin Decision Making, William C. Ashley and Jun 97.
James L. Morrison, Sep-Oct 97.
McGuinness, Nov-Dec 96. How the Centuries Turned: Hopes and
Apocalypse, Wow! Why Tomorrow May Fears from A.D. 999 to 1999 [book review
THE ECONOMY Never Come [book review of The End of the of Century's End by Hillel Schwartz], Lane
World by John Leslie], Lane Jennings, May- Jennings, May-Jun 96.
Smart Cards: Key to Cashless Economy? Jun 97
The Purposes of Futures Studies, Wendell
Doug Manchester, Jan-Feb 97 Creative Problem Solving: A Way to Fore- Bell, Nov-Dec 97.
We Can Build a Sustainable Economy, Lester cast and Create a Better Future, Richard Renaissance Futurist Leonardo da Vinci,
R. Brown, Jul-Aug 96. Fobes, Jan-Feb 96. FUTURIST staff, May-Jun 97
A Global Overview of Futures Studies
EDUCATION — [book review of The Knowledge Base of Fu- GOVERNMENT
tures Studies edited by Richard A. Slaugh-
Cyberlearning vs. the University: An Irre- ter], Lane Jennings, Nov-Dec 96. Creating a Framework for Utopia, David
sjiecstt,i bJloes eFpho rcNe. PMeelteotn,s aNno vI-mDmeco va9b6.l e Ob- Idea Futures: Gambling on Science, Russ Boaz, Nov-Dec 97.
Ray, Jan-Feb 97. Futurizing America’s Institutions, Richard D
Edtuicoant-iAogne WTaercsh:n oTlhoeg y,B atJtalmee so vHe.r SInnidfeorr, maM-a y- Remember Taranto! The First Pearl Harbor, Lamm, Sep-Oct 96.
Jun 96. William L. Renfro, Nov-Dec 96. Getting Power Back to the People [Debate,
Technology's Revenge [book review of Wiiy Governance Tomorrow: Global or Local?
What Students Must Know to Succeed in
the 21st Century, Donna Uchida, Marvin J. HTihniensg,s JBuitle- ABuagc k 97b.y Edward Tenner], Andy CMoaryp-oJruant e 97o.r Citizen?], David C. Korten
Cetron, and Floretta McKenzie, Jul-Aug 96.
Thinking About the Future, Frederik Poll Global Governance or Globai “Something
ENVIRONMENT AND RESOURCES Sep-C Ict 96. Else”? [Debate, Governance Tomorrow:
Global or Local? Corporate or Citizen?],
Bet on a Better Future |Debate, The Global What Futurists Can and Should Do [book re- Walter Truett Anderson, May-Jun 97.
view of Foundations of Futures Studies, Vol. 1,
Environment: Megaproblem or Not?], by Wendell Beil], Lane Jennings, Mar-Apr 97 Peace through World Government |D ebate,
Julian L. Simon, Mar-Apr 97 Governance Tomorrow: Global or Local? Cor-
The “Wild Cards” in Our Future: Preparing
Differences in Perspective |Debate, The porate or Citizen?], John Logue, May-Jun 97
for the Improbable, Jolin L. Petersen, Jul-
Global Environment: Megaproblem or Aug 97. A Scenario for Decline in America, William
Not?], Dennis Pirages, Mar-Apr 97. deB. Mills, Sep-Oct 96.
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Who Should Make Decisions about Your Seven New Principles of Leadership, Donna Super Projects: Rebuilding and Improving
Life? [Debate, Governance Tomorrow: C.L. Prestwood and Paul A. Schumann Jr., Jan- Our Planet, McKinley Conway, Mar-Apr 96.
Global or Local? Corporate or Citizen?], Feb 97. The Top 10 Innovative Products for 2006:
Barbara Conry, May-Jun 97. Technology with a Human Touch, Stephen
Why Freedom Doesn’t Work Right Any PERSONAL FUTURES Millett and William Kopp, Jul-Aug 96.
More [book review of Requiem for Modern Best Laid Plans: Discovering Who You Are Virtual Reality Meets Cyberspace, Cynthia
Politics by William Ophuls], Lane Jennings, and Where You Are Headed, William B. G. Wagner, May-Jun 96.
Sep-Oct 97.
Rouse, Mar-Apr 96. Will Cloning End Human Evolution?,
HABITATS Envisioning Your Future: Imagining Ideal Michael Mautner, Nov-Dec 97.
Scenarios, James M. Kouzes and Barry Z. Pos-
Hotels on Reefs, Asteroids, and Dirigibles, ner, May-Jun 96. VALUES
FUTURIST staff, Jan-Feb 97. Happiness and Creativity: Going with the America’s Clashing Belief Systems [book re-
Flow [Special Report on Happiness], view of A House Divided by Mark Gerzon],
HEALTH Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, Sep-Oct 97. Lane Jennings, Sep-Oct 96.
A Brilliant Future with Disabilities, Arthur Happiness and Wealth [Special Report on Cure or Care? The Future of Medical Ethics,
Blaser, Sep-Oct 96. Happiness], Edward Cornish, Sep-Oct 97. Robert B. Mellert, Jul-Aug 97.
Fit for the Future: A 10-Step Plan to Muscle The Science of Happiness [Special Report Reassessing the Economic Assumption,
Up Exercise Programs, Eric P. Durak, Nov- on Happiness], Ed Diener and David G. Willis W. Harman, Jul-Aug 96.
Dec 96. Myers, Sep-Oct 97.
Toward a New Definition of Progress,
Health Care in Cyberspace: Patients Lead a Self-Renewal, Jolin W. Gardner, Nov-Dec 96. Richard Heinberg, Jul-Aug 97.
Revolution, Tom Ferguson, Nov-Dec 97.
Your Legacy to Future Generations, Ken
Our Bio-Future: Exploring the Frontiers of PHILOSOPHY Melrose, Sep-Oct 96.
Human Biology, Edith Weiner, Mar-Apr 96. Humanity as a Single Entity?, William Van
Reversing Human Aging: It’s Time to Con- Dusen Wishard, Mar-Apr 96. WOMEN’S FUTURES
sider the Consequences, Michael Fossel, Jul- SOCIETY A Day in 2020 [Special Report, Women’s Pre-
Aug 97.
ferred Futures], Judy Mandel, May-Jun 97.
Winning the War on Cancer, R. Grant Steen,
Mar-Apr 97. The Dream Society, Rolf Jensen, May-Jun 96. Global Network Coordinator Named [Spe-
Generation X: What They Think and What cial Report, Women’s Preferred Futures],
Your Health in 2010: Four Scenarios, Clement They Plan to Do, Bob Losyk, Mar-Apr 97. Jessica Lipnack, May-Jun 97.
Bezold, Sep-Oct 96.
Impacts of Robotic Sex, Joel C. Snell, Jul-Aug A Pakistani Perspective: Islamic Women as
. INFORMATION AGE 97. Role Models [Special Report, Women’s
Preferred Futures], Zohra Azam, May-Jun
The Macroindustrial Era: A New Age of
Better to Be Part “Phile” and Part “Phobe” Abundance and Prosperity, Michael Zey, 97.
[Debate, Information Technology Revolu- Mar-Apr 97. Parity and Partnership [Special Report,
tion: Boon or Bane?], Stewart Brand, Jan-Feb Women’s Preferred Futures], Pamela
9, Sex in the Future: Virtuous and Virtual?, McCorduck, May-Jun 97.
Kenneth Maxwell, Jul-Aug 97.
The Cyber Future: 92 Ways Our Lives Will Parthenocracy: Government by Maidens
Change by the Year 2025, Edward Cornish, Telecommunities: The Next Civilization, [Special Report, Women’s Preferred Fu-
Jan-Feb 96. George Bugliarello, Sep-Oct 97. tures], Cynthia G. Wagner, May-Jun 97.
Information Is the Critical Resource of the What's Ahead for Families: Five Major Forces 2020: The Modern Renaissance [Special Re-
of Change, Joseph F. Coates, Sep-Oct 96.
Future [Debate, Information Technology port, Women’s Preferred Futures], Gio
Revolution: Boon or Bane?], Harlan Cleve- Youth at Risk: Saving the World’s Most Pre- Gutierrez and Erica Mayer, May-Jun 97.
land, Jan-Feb 97. cious Resource, Gene Stephens, Mar-Apr 97.
Whole-Systems Thinking [Special Report,
Mr. Gates Builds His Dream House [book Women’s Preferred Futures], Lauren
review of The Road Ahead by Bill Gates], Ed- SPACE Huddleston, May-Jun 97.
ward Cornish, Jul-Aug 96
Escaping the Ultimate Disaster—A Cosmic Women in the Year 2020 [Special Report,
Protesting “Progress”: Lessons from the Collision, John S. Lewis, Jan-Feb 97. Women’s Preferred Futures], Patricia
Luddites [book review of Rebels Against the Why Bother about Space?, B. Alexander Nicholson, May-Jun 97.
Future by Kirkpatrick Sale], Lane Jennings,
Mar-Apr 96 Howerton, Jan-Feb 96. Women of the Future: Alternative Scenar-
ios, Christopher B. Jones, May-Jun 96.
Shattering, Shriveling, and Shredding [De- TECHNOLOGY
bate, Information Technology Revolution: WORK
Boon or Bane?], Kirkpatrick Sale, Jan-Feb 97. The Emerging Interactive Society, Peter F.
Top 10 Reasons the Information Revolution Eder, May-Jun 97. Future Jobs: From Now to 2005 [book review
Is Bad for Us |Debate, Information Tech- Emerging Technologies: What's Ahead for of Occupational Outlook Handbook by the
nology Revolution: Boon or Bane?], Michael 2001-2030, William E. Halal, Michael D. Kull, U.S. Department of Labor], Kevin McGuin
Marien, Jan-Feb 97 and Ann Leffmann, Nov-Dec 97. ness, Jan-Feb 97.
Get Ready for a Digitized Future: Smart The New Millennium Workplace: Seven
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Changes That Will Challenge Managers—
Toasters, Media Butlers, and More, Marvin
World Prospects from an African Perspec- J. Cetron and Owen Davies, Jui-Aug 97. And Workers, Robert Barner, Mar-Apr 96.
tive, Olugbenga Adesida, Jan-Feb 96 Man’s Brief Reign in the Evolutionary Spot- The Revolution in the Workplace: What's
Happening to Our Jobs?, David Pearce
light, John Chapman, Sep-Oct 97.
Snyder, Mar-Apr 96.
LEADERSHIP The Promise of Genetics, Joseph F. Coates,
Work Spaces That Work: Designing High-
John B. Mahaffie, and Andy Hines, Sep-Oct
Leading the Vision Team, ’ Burt Nanus, May 97 Performance Offices, Ronald A. Gunn and
Jun 96 Marilyn S. Burroughs, Mar-Apr 96.
The Promise of Virtual Reality, Jolin C.
The Paradox of Power, Bruce Lloyd, May-Jun Briggs, Sep-Oct 96
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64 THE FUTURIST January-February 1998
WORLD FUTURE SOCIETY John A. Williams, Restaurant Renaissance: Gerzon, Mark, A House Divided |book review
Current and Future Trends in Food Service, by Lane Jennings], Sep-Oct 96.
FutureVision: Finding Common Ground at Jan-Feb 96.
the Eighth General Assembly, Cynthia G. Greenleaf, Robert K., Futurist Lessons from
Wagner, Nov-Dec 96. Cetron, Marvin J., Donna Uchida, and Flo- Thomas Jefferson, Mar-Apr 97.
retta McKenzie, What Students Must Know
FuCtourrniissth , FoJraenc-aFsetbs 9370. Years Later, Edward to Succeed in the 21st Century, Jul-Aug 96. Gurnonu,g hsR,o nWaolrdk AS.p,a caensd ThMaatr iWloyrnk : S.D eBsuirg-n ing
Chapman, John, Man's Brief Reign in the Evo- High-Performance Offices, Mar-Apr 96.
Technology in Service to Society, Andy lutionary Spotlight, Sep-Oct 97.
Hines, Nov-Dec 97. Gutierrez, Gio, and Erica Mayer, 2020: The
Cleveland, Harlan, Information Is the Critical Modern Renaissance [Special Report,
Resource of the Future {Debate, Information Women’s Preferred Futures], May-Jun 97.
AUTHOR INDEX Technology Revolution: Boon or Bane?], Hager, L. Michael, The Nonstop City—And
Jan-Feb 97. Other Heretical Notions about Time, May-Jun
Coates, Joseph F., What's Ahead for Families: 97.
Abramovitz, Janet N., Learning to Value Na- Five Major Forces of Change, Sep-Oct 96. Halal, William E., The Rise of the Knowledge
ture’s Free Services, Jul-Aug 97. Coates, Joseph F., John B. Mahaffie, and Entrepreneur, Nov-Dec 96.
Adeshida, Olugbenga, World Prospects from Andy Hines, 2025 [book review by Arnold Halal, William E., Michael D. Kull, and Ann
an African Perspective, Jan-Feb 96. Brown], Nov-Dec 97; The Premise of Genet- Leffmann, Emerging Technologies: What's
Anderson, Walter Truett, Global Governance ics, Sep-Oct 97 Ahead for 2001-2030, Nov-Dec 97.
or Global “Something Else”? (Debate, Conry, Barbara, Who Should Make Decisions Harman, Willis W., Reassessing the Economic
Governance Tomorrow: Global or Local? about Your Life? [Debate, Governance To- Assumption, Jul-Aug 96.
Corporate or Citizen?], May-Jun 97. morrow: Global or Local? Corporate or Cit-
izen?], May-Jun 97. Heinberg, Richard, Toward a New Definition
Ashley, William C., and James L. Morrison, of Progress, Jul-Aug 97.
Anticipatory Management: Tools for Better De- Conway, McKinley, Super Projects: Rebuilding
cision Making, Sep-Oct 97. and Improving Our Planet, Mar-Apr 96. Henderson, Hazel, Making Rules for a Cleaner
Future [Debate, The Global Environment:
Atkinson, Robert, The Rise of the Information- Cornish, Edward, Happiness and Wealth |Spe- Megaproblem or Not?], Mar-Apr 97.
Age Metropolis, Jul-Aug 96. cial Report on Happiness], Sep-Oct 97; Fu-
turist Forecasts 30 Years Later, Jan-Feb 97; Mr. Hines, Andy, Technology in Service to Society,
Azam, Zohra, A Pakistani Perspective: Islamic Gates Builds His Dream House [book review], Nov-Dec 97; Technology's Revenge [book re-
Women as Role Models [Special Report, Jul-Aug 96; The Cyber Future: 92 Ways Our view], Jul-Aug 97.
Women’s Preferred Futures], May-Jun 97. Lives Will Change by 2025, Jan-Feb 96. Hines, Andy, Joseph F. Coates, and John B.
Bailey, Ronald, The End Is Not Nigh [Debate, Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly, Happiness and Mahaffie, 2025 [book review by Arnold
The Global Environment: Megaproblem or Creativity: Going with the Flow [Special Re- Brown], Nov-Dec 97; The Promise of Genet-
Not?], Mar-Apr 97. port on Happiness], Sep-Oct 97. ics, Sep-Oct 97.
Barker, David Knox, The K Wave [book re- Davies, Owen, and Marvin J. Cetron, Get Howerton, B. Alexander, Why Bother about
view by Lane Jennings], Jan-Feb 96. Ready for a Digitized Future: Smart Toasters, Space?, Jan-Feb 96.
Barner, Robert, The New Millennium Work- Media Butlers, and More, Jul-Aug 97. Huddleston, Lauren, Whole-Systems Thinking
place: Seven Changes That Will Challenge DeMicco, Fred J., Marvin J. Cetron, and [Special Report, Women’s Preferred Fu-
Managers—And Workers, Mar-Apr 96. John A. Williams, Restaurant Renaissance: tures], May-Jun 97.
Bell, Wendell, The Purposes of Futures Studies, Current and Future Trends in Food Service, Ivanhoe, L.F., Get Ready for Another Oil
Nov-Dec 97; How I Became a Futurist, May- Jan-Feb 96. Shock!, Jan-Feb 97.
Jun 97; Foundations of Futures Studies, Vol. 1, Diener, Ed, and David G. Myers, The Science Jennings, Lane, Images of Worlds to Come
[book review by Lane Jennings], Mar-Apr of Happiness [Special Report on Happiness], [book review], Nov-Dec 97; Why Freedom
97. Sep-Oct 97. Doesn't Work Right Any More [book review],
Bezold, Clement, Your Health in 2010: Four Durak, Eric P., Fit for the Future: A 10-Step Sep-Oct 97; Apocalypse, Wow! Why Tomorrow
Scenarios, Sep-Oct 96. Plan to Muscle Up Exercise Programs, Nov- May Never Come [book review], May-Jun 97;
Blaser, Arthur, A Brilliant Future with Disabili- Dec 96. What Futurists Can and Should Do (book re-
ties, Sep-Oct 96. view], Mar-Apr 97; A Global Overview of Fu-
Dyson, Freeman, Imagined Worlds [book re- tures Studies [book review], Nov-Dec 96;
Boaz, David, Creating a Framework for Utopia, view by Lane Jennings], Nov-Dec 97. America’s Clashing Belief Systems [book re-
Nov-Dec 97. Eder, Peter F., The Emerging Interactive Society, view], Sep-Oct 96; How the Centuries Turned:
Brand, Stewart, Better to Be Part “Phile” and May-Jun 97. Hopes and Fears from A.D. 999 to 1999 [book
Part “Phobe” [Debate, Information Technol- review], May-Jun 96; Protesting “Progress”:
Ferguson, Tom, Health Care in Cyberspace: Pa-
ogy Revolution: Boon or Bane?], Jan-Feb 97. tients Lead a Revolution, Nov-Dec 97 Lessons from the Luddites [book review],
Briggs, John C., The Promise of Virtual Reality, Mar-Apr 96; Business Booms and Busts [book
Sep-Oct 96. Fisher, Robert W., The Future of Energy, Sep- review], Jan-Feb 96
Oct 97.
Jensen, Rolf, The Dream Society, May-Jun 96.
Brown, Arnold, Scenarios Bring 2025 to Life Fobes, Richard, Creative Problem Solving: A
[book review], Nov-Dec 97. Way to Forecast and Create a Better Future Jones, Christopher B., Women of the Future:
Brown, Lester R., We Can Build a Sustainable Jan-Feb 96. Alternative Scenarios, May-Jun 96.
Economy, Jul-Aug 96; Who Will Feed China? Fossel, Michael, Reversing Human Aging: It’s Kopp, William, and Stephen Millett, The Top
Jan-Feb 96. Time to Consider the Consequences, Jul-Aug 10 Innovative Products for 2006: Technology
with a Human Touch, Jul-Aug 96
Bugliarello, George, Telecommunities: The
97.
Next Civilization, Sep-Oct 97. FUTURIST staff, The Art of Space Science Korten, David C., Getting Power Back to the
People [Debate, Governance Tomorrow:
Burroughs, Marilyn S., and Ronald A. Nov-Dec 97; Outlook ‘98, Nov-Dec 97; Ren-
Gunn, Work Spaces That Work: Designing aissance Futurist Leonardo da Vinci, May-Jun Global or Local? Corporate or Citizen?],
High-Performance Offices, Mar-Apr 96. 97; Hotels on Reefs, Asteroids, and Dirigibles May-Jun 97
Cetron, Marvin J., and Owen Davies, Get Jan-Feb 97; Outlook ‘97, Nov-Dec 96. Kouzes, James M., and Barry Z. Posner,
Ready for a Digitized Future: Smart Toasters, Gardner, John W., Self-Renewal, Nov-Dec 96 Envisioning Your Future: Imagining Ideal
Scenarios, May-Jun 96.
Media Butlers, and More, Jul-Aug 97. Gates, Bill, The Road Ahead |book review by
Cetron, Marvin J., Fred J. DeMicco, and Edward Cornish], Jul-Aug 96
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Kull, Michael D., William E. Halal, and Ann Editor Discusses the New Encyclopedia of the Steen, R. Grant, Winning the War on Cancer,
Leffmann, Emerging Technologies: What's Future |interview by Kevin McGuinness], Mar-Apr 97.
Ahead for 2001-2030, Nov-Dec 9 Jul-Aug 96. Stephens, Gene, Youth at Risk: mo: the
Kurian, George Thomas, and Graham T.T. Molitor, Graham T.T., and George Thomas World's Most Precious Resource, Mar-Apr 97.
Molitor, Encyclopedia of the Future [book re- Kurian, Encyclopedia of the Future [book re- Tenner, Edward, Why Things Bite Back [book
view by Cynthia G. Wagner], Jul-Aug 96. view by Cynthia G. Wagner], Jul-Aug 96.
review by Andy Hines], Jul-Aug 97.
Lamm, Richard D., Futurizing America’s Insti- Morrison, James L., and William C. Ashley, Uchida, Donna, Marvin J. Cetron, and
tutions, Sep-Oct 96. Anticipatory Management: Tools for Better De- Floretta McKenzie, What Students Must
Leffmann, Ann, William E. Halal, and cision Making, Sep-Oct 97. Know to Succeed in the 21st Century, Jul-Aug
Michael D. Kull, Emerging Technologies: Myers, David G., and Ed Diener, The Science 96.
What's Ahead for 2001-2030, Nov-Dec 97. of Happiness [Special Report on Happiness], U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Out-
Leslie, John, The End of the World |book re- Sep-Oct 97. look Handbook [book review by Kevin
view by Lane Jennings], May-Jun 97 Nanus, Burt, Leading the Vision Team, May- McGuinness], Jan-Feb 97.
Lewis, John S., Escaping the Ultimate Disas- Jun 96. Wagner, Cynthia G., Parthenocracy: Govern-
ter—A Cosmic Collision, Jan-Feb 97. Nicholson, Patricia, Women in the Year 2020 ment by Maidens [Special Report, Women’s
Lipnack, Jessica, Global Network Coordinator [Special Report, Women’s Preferred Fu- Preferred Futures], May-Jun 97; Future-
Named [Special Report, Women’s Preferred tures], May-Jun 97. Vision: Finding Common Ground at the Eighth
Futures], May-Jun 97. Ophuls, William, Requiem for Modern Politics General Assembly, Nov-Dec 96; Encyclopedia
Lloyd, Bruce, The Paradox of Power , May-Jun [book review by Lane Jennings], Sep-Oct o[fb otohek Fruetuvriee:w ],A JMuoln-uAmuegn t9a6l; VAicrthuiaelv eRmeeanlti ty
97
96. Meets Cyberspace, May-Jun 96.
Logue, John, Peace through World Government Pelton, Joseph N., Cyberlearning vs. the Uni- Weiner, Edith, Our Bio-Future: Exploring the
[Debate, C ;0vernance Tomorrow: Global or versity: An Irresistible Force Meets an Immov- Frontiers of Human Biology, Mar-Apr 96.
Local? Corporate or Citizen?], May-Jun 97 able Object, Nov-Dec 96.
Loasnydk , WhBaotb , ThGeeyn erPaltani ont o XD:o, WhMaatr -TAhpery 9T7h.i nk PeFtuetrusreen:, PJ. roehpna riLn.g, Tfhore t“heW iIlmdp rCoabradbsl”e, iJn uOlu-rA ug WiFClurlreirdae mnJst., DaeJnModi hcnFc utoAu,.r, e MReTasrretvnaidusnr a nitJn. CFRoeeotndra oinSse,sra vniaccnee:d,
97.
Mahaffie, John B., Joseph F. Coates, and Jan-Feb 96.
Andy Hines,2 025 [book review by Arnold Pirages, Dennis, Differences in Perspective Wishard, William Van Dusen, Humanity as a
Brown], Nov-Dec 97; The Promise of Genet- [Debate, The Global Environment: Single Entity?, Mar-Apr 96.
ics, Sep-Oct 97 Megaproblem or Not?], Mar-Apr 97.
Manchester, Doug, Smart Cards: Key to Cash- Pohl, Frederik, Thinking About the Future, ZeAy,g e Miofc hAabeuln,d aTnhcee Maancdr oiPnrdosupsetrriitayl, MEraar: -AA prN ew
less Economy? Jan-Feb 97 Sep-Oct 96. 97.
Mandel, Judy, A Day in 2020 [Special Report, Posner, Barry Z., and James M. Kouzes, En-
visioning Your Future: Imagining Ideal Scenar-
Women’s Preferred Futures], May-Jun 97.
—- Michael, Top 10 Reasons the Informa- ios, May-Jun 96. SSetcattieomne n3t6 85r,e qTuiitrlee d 39,b yU ntihtee dA ctS taotfe sA uCgoudset, s21h,o w1i97n0g,
Prestwood, Donna C.L., and Paul A. Schu-
mtiaokn ioRne volTuetcihonno loIsg yB ad Refovro lUust io[nD:eb atBeo,o n Inofro r- mann Jr., Seven New Principles of Leadership, TthHeE owFnUeTrUsRhIiSpT,. management, and circulation of
Bane?], Jan-Feb 97. Jan-Feb 97 Office of publication: 7910 Woodmont Avenue,
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Publisher: World Future Society, 7910 Woodmont
Maxwell, Kenneth, Sex in the Future: Virtuous oe William L., Remember Taranto! The Avenue, Suite 450, Bethesda, Maryland 20814
and Virtual?, Jul-Aug 97 First Pearl Harbor, ‘Nov- Dec 96. Editor: Edward Cornish, 7910 Woodmont Avenue,
May, Graham, The Future as a Learning Rouse, William B., Best Laid Plans: Discover- Suite 450, Bethesda, Maryland 20814
Process, Jul-Aug 96 ing Who You Are and Where You Are Headed, Owner: World Future Society (a nonprofit corpora-
Mar-Apr 96. tion with no stockholders)
MayMeoyrder,e, r nE riRcae,n a" iasnsda ncGei o| SGpuetciiaelr reRze,p o’ r2t0,2 0: The Sale, Kirkpatrick, Shattering, Shriveling, and rKintyo whno ldebrosn dhoowlndienrgs , orm ohrotlgdaignege s,1 % anodr mootrhee r osfe ctuh-e
Women’s Preferred Futures], May-Jun 97 Shredding [Debate, Information Technology total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securi-
Revolution: Boon or Bane?], Jan-Feb 97; ties: None
McCorduck, Pamela, Parity and Pai tnership Rebels Against the Future [book review by Average No Actual No.
t[uSrpeesc]i,a l MaRye-pJorutn, 9W7o men’s Preferred Fu- Lane Jennings], Mar-Apr 96. iCsospuei esD urEaicnhg SinCgolpei eIss soufe
Schumann, Paul A., Jr., and Donna C.L. Preceding 12 Published
McGuinness, Kevin, Future Jobs: From Now to Prestwood, Seven New Principles of Leader- Months Nearest t
2005 [book review], Jan-Feb 97; “Dial Any ship, Jan-Feb 97 (SeFpitl-iOncgt Da1t9e9 7)
vhere” Phone Service, Nov-Dec 96; The Fu
ture of Everything: Editor Discusses the New Schwartz, Hillel, Century's End [book review Total No. Copies Printed 36,95) 38,694
Encyclopedia of th > Palsu re |[interview with by Lane Jennings], May-Jun 96. P1.a iSda leCsi rcTuhlraotuiognh Dealers
Graham T r Molitt or], Jul-Aug 96 Simon, Julian L., Bet on a Better Future |De- ind Carriers, Street
bate, The Global Environment: Megaprob- Vendors & Counter Sales
McKenzie, Floretta, Marvin J. Cetron, and 2. Mail Subscription
Donna Uchida, What Students Must Know | lem or Not?], Mar-Apr 97. otal Paid Circulation
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