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| SFG Brochure - 2008 |
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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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43: Can a World Driven by Scientists and Engineers, Bereft of Philosophers and Good Politicians, Achieve Progress?
Tim Berners-Lee, Bill Gates, Larry Page, and Craig Venter are among icons of the 21st century. They are all engineers and scientists. Since the death of Bertrand-Russell, there hasn’t been any globally influential philosopher on the planet. Since Nelson Mandela went into retirement, no statesman has emerged in any continent. Sundeep Waslekar examines what to expect from such a world in Part 43 of this series.
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New Initiative |
Water Security in the Middle East, Montreux Workshop
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SFG Workshops |
Dhaka Declaration on Water Security
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Issue In Sight: Part 16 The Great Rift Valley |
Ilmas Futehally |
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After visiting a number of countries along the Great Rift Valley, Ilmas Futehally ponders about the common feature that binds the countries in it together.
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SFG News |
Meeting with the President of Turkey
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 President Abdullah Gul of Turkey made an official visit to Mumbai in February
2010 to inaugurate the new Turkish Consulate. He had a private meeting with
Strategic Foresight Group's Sundeep Waslekar and Ilmas Futehally.
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Strategic Partners
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Liquid War: Welcome to Pipelineistan
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 In the following article, derived from strategic partner World Security
Network (WSN), Pepe Escobar scrutinizes the new focus of geopolitics - liquid wars.
'Think of this as a door opening onto a future in which what flows where and to whom
may turn out to be the most important question on the planet'. While Escobar focuses
mainly on energy routes, SFG sees similar trends in the field of water.
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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:
- Death of the Ganges River, Death of a Civilization - by Rohit Honawar
- The Blame Game - by Ambika Vishwanath
- Bangladesh - Water, Migration & Security Concerns - by
Sowmya Suryanarayanan
- Pakistan – Running Out of Time and Water - by
Joyanto Mukherjee
- The Problem of Plenty - by Anumita Raj
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