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by Oliver Markley, PhD Introduction Many seemingly insurmountable challenges face the achievement of preferred futures that are economically just, ecologically sustainable, and socially inspiring (Markley, 2015, Inayatullah, 2018); for example, the way that social media …
by Sohail Inayatullah and Satya Tanner Electrifying a Continent Nine years ago, while working for a large African national energy supplier, participants imagined a unique future for the continent. In their vision, every village would …
by Matt Scott Inspection practices used internationally by the red meat industry date back to the late 1800’s, which can constrain innovative thinking within historical boundaries. This paper documents the beginning of a transformative journey …