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We have provided a few excerpts from Strategic Foresight Group's latest brochure - 2008
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President's Column |
Big Questions of Our Time |
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48: Revolutionary Opportunities, Catastrophic Risks
We are entering an era, which is opening up unprecedented possibilities ranging from exploiting the inter-stellar space to discovering secrets in the nucleus of an atom. Are we at the beginning of a new beginning? Or are we approaching the end of life on the earth?
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Water Security in the Middle East |
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New Report |
The Himalayan Challenge: Water Security in Emerging Asia
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Issue In Sight: Part 18 Ecosystem Economics |
Ilmas Futehally |
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There is a strong case for restoring and repairing damaged ecosytems. Ilmas Futehally argues that this can be the basis of changing lives and creating a new method of ecological accounting.
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SFG News |
Cost of Conflict in the Middle East published
in Spanish
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 SFG is pleased to announce the publication of Cost of Conflict in the Middle
East in Spanish. This publication was brought out by the European Institute
of the Mediterranean, Barcelona, an autonomous institute of the Government
of Spain.
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SFG News
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MacArthur Asia Security Initiative 2010
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 Strategic Foresight Group took part in the MacArthur Asia Security Initiative 2010 Annual Meeting (MASI) at Seoul from July 7-9, 2010. Hosted by the East Asia Institute in Seoul, the meeting brought together representatives of over 30 organizations spread across Asia. The meeting provided a platform for organizations to exchange ideas and explore areas of cooperation amongst them. It also sought to address two issues of “Post Crisis Global and Regional Order” and the “East Asian Community”
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Strategic Foresight Group invites you to join us in our latest endeavor to provide
more in-depth analysis on current and future political events. Read about a range of
regional and global issues, examined by our research team.
In this month's issue we discuss:
- Our Time is Now - by Ambika Vishwanath
- Kashmir – Another Intifada? - by
Gitanjali Bakshi
- India and China: A Careful Dance of Diplomacy - by
Anumita Raj
- The Politics of Aid - by
Rohit Honawar
- Mind the ‘Gap’ – South Asia’s New Dilemma - by
Joyanto Mukherjee
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