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A Quarterly Broadcast from GBN

To learn about the latest GBN projects and perspectives, read the newest issue of the GBN Bulletin.
Scenario Thinking
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A COSE/GBN Special Report

What might the future of U.S. healthcare look like from the perspective of small businesses?
Science and Technology | Scenario Thinking | Economics
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Visionary perspectives on the future, culminating in an optimistic scenario. Commissioned by the SCI FI Channel, with a foreward by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Science and Technology | Scenario Thinking
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A scenario project with the Arctic Council’s Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment

Four scenarios contemplating the wide-ranging effects that continued climate change could have on Arctic waterways in the future.
Environment and Sustainability | Scenario Thinking
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Listen to live recordings of GBN in Conversation, a speakers series in which leading thinkers, visionaries, and experts from the GBN Network and beyond offer their unique insights and perspectives on global issues and uncertainties.
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A Flash animation

Narrated by GBN CEO Eamonn Kelly, "Forces of the Future" is a Flash animation exploring 10 trends that are creating, even transforming, our future.
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A Conversation with Peter Schwartz

In this interview with Ernst & Young, Peter Schwartz opines on the short-term future of clean tech from business, investment, and technology perspectives.
Science and Technology | Scenario Thinking
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Welcome to new Network member Mimi Ito, a cultural anthropologist who studies new media use, particularly among young people in Japan and the U.S. Currently, Mimi splits her time between Keio University and the University of Southern California and is conducting a multi-year research project on digital kids and informed learning. She recently edited a book for MIT Press with Daisuke Okabe and Misa Matsuda entitled Personal, Portable, Pedestrian: Mobile Phones in Japanese Life. Mimi received doctorates in both anthropology and education from Stanford.
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