Following on from our recent blog on the Overton Window, We’ve recently had a short blog on changing the prevailing conversation published via Radix:. There will be some more coming where we share case studies Read more…
We know that 2040 is going to be very different from today, but Gill recently encountered a public consultation that did not seem to be aware of this. The topic was adult social care in Read more…
The Overton Window is named after Joseph P. Overton of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy. According to Overton, the window contains the range of policies that a politician can recommend without appearing too extreme Read more…
We have just had a new blog published about “The Overton Window” and what it means for public discourse. Please see: https://www.longfinance.net/news/pamphleteers/shifting-overton-window/
Why would anyone want to make sense of the year 2040? Because people and organisations can make decisions and prepare now, for the changes they can expect in the next 20 years. It’s an unavoidable Read more…
We are ready to send out the first draft to people who have volunteered to review the book for us on MONDAY! There are examples of opportunities for each megatrend and here is an example Read more…
Working on a book means the text is always changing. This book itself has begun to morph into something very different than what we first expected. Our initial idea had been setting the book in Read more…
A short blog on the conference, where we both presented papers: The latest in the series of annual Conferences, hosted by the Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts, with the World Academy of Art and Read more…
Megatrends and How to Survive Them is the title of our book that is published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing. This is the last of a series of blogs based on the work we have done for Read more…
Megatrends and How to Survive Them is the title of our book published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing and available on Amazon. This is one of a series of blogs based on the work we have done Read more…
