Richard Slaughter
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Dr Richard Slaughter | |
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Born | Richard Slaughter Late 1940 London, London |
Occupation | Professor/author |
Nationality | England |
Education | Lancaster University, PhD. futures studies,1982 |
Subject | Futures studies, journalism, Integral perspective, social innovation |
Literary movement | Futures studies |
Notable works | Director at Foresight International Foundation professor at Foresight International published 20 books on futures studies |
Spouse | Jill |
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http://authors-unlimited.org/author/richard-slaughter |
Richard Slaughter is a scholar and writer in the field of futures studies, applied foresight and social innovation. He is the co-director of Foresight International, and has guest edited the journals Futures[1] and Foresight.[2] His work has centred on developing the theory and practice of futures in education; the transition from empirical to critical futures work; bringing Integral theory into futures, and working with others to stimulate effective responses to what he regards as a "global emergency" created, in part, by the confluence of peak oil and global warming.[citation needed]
Selected works
- Birds in Bermuda. Bermuda Bookstores Ltd., Hamilton, Bermuda: ix + 158pp (1975) With photographs by the author.
- Recovering the Future. Grad. School of Environ. Science, Monash University, Melbourne: iv + 189 pp (1988) ISBN 0-86746-667-7
- Studying the Future, Bicentennial Futures Education Project. Commission For the Future, Melbourne: xiv + 82 pp (1989) ISBN 0-642-14281-5
References
- ^ "Futures and integral futures". Foresight. April 15, 1975. Retrieved December 24, 2013.
- ^ "Guest editorial from: foresight, Volume 11, Issue 5". Foresight. Emerald. April 15, 1975. Retrieved December 24, 2013.
External links
- Foresight International
- Jose Ramos, From Critique to Cultural Recovery AFI, 2003.