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Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies
By editor-in-chief Morten Grønborg
In this double issue of our magazine, the artist Goodiepal points to something crucial about Western society. Born, as we have been, in the right place on earth in the best of all times, we have never had more surplus – but never have there been so few original thoughts as today. [...]
EDITORIAL
By editor-in-chief Morten Grønborg
In this double issue of our magazine, the artist Goodiepal points to something crucial about Western society. Born, as we have been, in the right place on earth in the best of all times, we have never had more surplus – but never have there been so few original thoughts as today. [...]
Future nonsense
By Signe Dahl Lumholt
“The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing” (ancient Greek parable)
In the 1950s (and again in 1968) the biologist Paul Ehrlich predicted that the world was facing population growth that would lead to widespread famine. Today – an obesity epidemic later – he has graciously conceded that his prediction [...]
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Founded in 1970 by Professor Thorkil Kristensen, former Minister of Finance and Secretary-General of the OECD. We strengthen the basis for decision-making in public and private organizations by creating awareness of the future and highlighting its importance to the present.
Contributing with knowledge and inspiration, the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies supports decision-making. We identify and analyse trends that influence the future nationally and internationally. Through research, analyses, seminars, presentations, reports, and newsletters, we give advice on the future.