The Authors
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 293-297. [PDF]  

JIM DATOR

Introduction: The Future Lies Behind! Thirty Years of Teaching Futures Studies
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 298-319. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

IMMANUEL WALLERSTEIN

Uncertainty and Creativity
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 320-322. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

WENDELL BELL

Making People Responsible: The Possible, the Probable, and the Preferable
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 323-339. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

ELEONORA BARBIERI MASINI

Futures Studies From the Experience of a Sociologist Who Tries to Be a Futurist
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 340-346. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

REED D. RINER

The Future as a Sociocultural Problem: A Personal Ethnohistory
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 347-364. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

W. WARREN WAGAR

Past and Future
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 365-371. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

RICHARD A. SLAUGHTER

Futures Studies as an Intellectual and Applied Discipline
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 372-385. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

SOHAIL INAYATULLAH

Pedagogy, Culture, and Futures Studies
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 386-397. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

PETER T. MANICAS

Explaining the Past and Predicting the Future
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 398-405. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

PETER BISHOP

Social Change and Futures Practice
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 406-412. [Abstract] [PDF]  

ERZSÉBET NOVÁKY

Permanent Development of Futures Research Methodology
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 413-419. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

ÉVA HIDEG

The Transformation of Futures Research in Hungary
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 420-426. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

MIKA MANNERMAA

Politics + Science = Futures Studies?
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 427-435. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

JAN HUSTON

Maximizing Evolvability: Teaching Futures Studies at the University Level
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 436-439. [Abstract] [PDF]  

KAORU YAMAGUCHI

Future-Oriented Complexity and Adaptive Studies (FOCAS)
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 440-448. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

MARKKU SOTARAUTA

Teaching a Futures-Seeking Communicative Policy Process
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 449-461. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

GRAHAM H. MAY

A Journey to the Future
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 462-469. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

CHRISTOPHER BURR JONES

Planet Eaters or Star Makers?: One View of Futures Studies in Higher Education
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 470-483. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

JORDI SERRA DEL PINO

The Challenge of Teaching Futures Studies
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 484-492. [Abstract] [PDF]  

ANITA RUBIN

Giving Images a Chance: Images of the Future as a Tool for Sociology
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 493-504. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

PAUL WILDMAN

Futures Praxis: Consulting and Teaching Futures Studies Through the World Wide Web
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 505-513. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

DAVID HICKS

Postmodern Education: A Futures Perspective
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 514-521. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

OLIVER W. MARKLEY

Visionary Futures: Guided Cognitive Imagery in Teaching and Learning About the Future
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 522-530. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

IAN LOWE

Producing a Better World: Theory, Education, and Consulting
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 531-538. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

ARTHUR SHOSTAK

Cocreating a Futures Studies Course With Unionists
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 539-542. [Abstract] [PDF]  

WILLIAM E. HALAL

Prophets of a High-Tech Age: Futures Studies Through the Eyes of a Futurist
American Behavioral Scientist 1998 42: 543-554. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

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