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by Karina Vega, Mercedes Baltazar, Patricia López, León Ruiz and José M. Ramos Echoing insights from critical Futures Studies (Sardar 1999), the cultural critic Mark Fisher (2014) argued that the future has been “canceled”, reflecting …
by Chris Mayer By introducing students to multiple disciplines, a general education curriculum provides students opportunities to acquire the knowledge, skills, and habits of mind necessary for meaningful lives as citizens and members of the …
Camilo Maria Ricardo Q. Lopa Inspiration for this paper stemmed from a desire to make the foresight practice more proactive in transforming the present and creating a better future for everyone. In some cases, it …