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SOHAIL INAYATULLAHPHD, DOCTOR HONORIS CAUSA

CURRICULUM VITAE

Professor Graduate Institute of Futures StudiesCollege of EducationTamkang University, TamsuiYing-Chuan Road, 251, TaiwanTEL: 886–2–2621–5656 (EXT. 2121); FAX: 886–2–2629–6440

Associate Mt Eliza Executive EducationMelbourne Business SchoolKunyung Road, Mt Eliza, Victoria, Australia

Adjunct Professor Faculty of Arts and Social SciencesUniversity of the Sunshine CoastMaroochydore DC, 4558, QLDTEL: 61–7–5430–1247; FAX: 617–5430–2880

Director Metafuture. org—Creating Alternative and Preferred Futures29 Meta StreetMooloolaba, QLDTEL: 61-7–5452–6269

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EDUCATION

2011, March Honorary Doctorate of Philosophy, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia.

1990, May Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science, University of Hawai‘i.

1981, December Awarded, with distinction, Master of Arts in Political Science with a Concentration in Alternative Futures, University of Hawai‘i.

1979, June Graduated from the University of Hawai‘i, College of Arts and Sciences, majoring in Liberal Studies. Major focus on the relationship between individual and social change.

1975, June Graduated High School Valedictorian from the International School of Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. Recipient of 13 awards for outstanding scholastic and athletic achievement throughout high school years.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

POSITIONS

2011– Adjunct Professor, Macquarie University

Centre for Policing, Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism, Macquarie University. From February 1, 2011-September 2013.

1994–2013 Visiting Academic, Queensland University of Technology

PhD Supervision, 2012-2013. Faculty of Law. PhD Supervision, 2002–2010. Service Leadership and Innovation Research Program (formerly The Communication Centre), Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia. , 1999–2002. Supervision of Postgraduate MA and PhD students. As Senior Research Fellow (1996–1999) research



was on communication and development, civilizational studies, and the politics of globalism. Supervision of doctoral and master’s students. Coordinator of the Communication Futures Program. As Post-Doctoral Research Fellow (1994–1996), research focused on macrohistory, critical theory and futures studies.



1999– Professor, University of Action Learning

International Management Centres Association (IMCA), University of Action Learning. As David Sutton Fellow (1999–2000) research focused on developing the links between action learning and futures studies. Member, IMCA Curriculum Advisory Board (April 1999 – 2004).

2003– Associate, Melbourne Business School

Mt Eliza Executive Education, Melbourne Business School. Since 2003, annual course co-taught with Robert Burke on Futures Thinking and Strategy Development. September 19–23, 2011; September 13–17, 2010; September 21–25, 2009; November 17–21, 2008; November 12–16, 2007, November 20–24, 2006; May23–27, 2005; November 15–19, 2004; November 17–21, 2003.

2001– Adjunct Professor, University of the Sunshine Coast

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of the Sunshine Coast. Responsible for supervision of PhD and MA students. From July.

2000– Professor, Tamkang University

Graduate Institute for Futures Studies, Tamkang University, Tamsui, Taiwan. Courses on Macrohistory, Policy Studies, Epistemology and Methodology, and Futures Studies. As Professorial Research Fellow (2000) responsible for editing Journal of Futures Studies and advising the University Administration on its Alternative Futures. From February 2000. From 2011, Editor-in-chief of the Journal of Futures Studies.

1999 UNESCO Chair “Europe in an International Perspective”, Centre for European Studies, University of Trier, Germany. June.

1999 Chair, Tamkang University

Educational Development Centre, Tamkang University, Taiwan, May.

1998–1999 Co-director, The Institute for the Future

(Brisbane and Noosa), a non-profit, non-governmental organization. Research in the areas of the alternative futures of society and polity; community and the knowledge economy; and future generations. September –April.

1993–1994 Editor, Hawai‘i Judiciary

Preparation of Judicial Foresight Congress Proceedings. September –February.

1991 Curriculum Adviser, Mid-Pacific Institute

Curriculum development and design of educational program plan on technology. September –December.

1981–1991 Adviser, Hawai‘i Judiciary

Program design and coordination for Hawai‘i Judicial Foresight Congress. From 1981– 1989, as Senior Policy Analyst/Futures Researcher, responsible for judicial foresight, strategic planning and trend analysis. Editor of quarterly review, Justice Horizons: Trends, Research Findings and



Emerging Issues. Supervision of interns, design and implementation of trend analysis and information scanning program. Also served on court legislative liaison team.



TEACHING

Professor Graduate Institute of Futures Studies, Tamkang University (Undergraduate Courses in Futures Studies and Policy Development. Postgraduate Courses in Macrohistory and Social Change; Epistemology and Methods and Policy-Oriented Futures Studies). 2001–2010 Editor of the Journal of Futures Studies. From 2011: Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Futures Studies. Special projects for the founding President of the University.

Course director

Higher Education in Transformation, Ministry of Higher Education, Government of Malaysia, Putrajaya, March 25-29, 2013Higher Education in Transformation, Ministry of Higher Education, Government of Malaysia, Meleka, September 24–28, 2012.

Strategic Foresight Workshop for Business Leaders, IBN International, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, October 22–23, 2007. Strategic Foresight Workshop for Public Servants, IBN International, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, October 25–26, 2007 and October 26–27, 2009. Strategic Foresight – The Futures of the Higher Education, IBN International, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, February 26–27, 2007 and October 23–24, 2009. Gold Coast City Council Foresight Course, December 18–19, 2006; May 2007; December 17–18, 2007. Logan City Council, Foresight Course, July-August, 2006. Transcend Peace University. Peace Futures. February-April, 2005. Macrohistory and Peace Futures. October – December 2004. Brisbane City Council (Creating Healthy Cities: The futures of physical and social infrastructure), March, 2005. Brisbane City Council (Mediating and Resolving Tensions and Contradictions in Emerging City Futures), September 29 – October 26, 2004. Brisbane City Council (Organizations in Transformation), April-June, 2004, Brisbane. Anticipating Emerging Issues and Developing Futures Policy, Australian Government Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, March-May 2003. Futures-Oriented Policy Making (Futures of Aging), Brisbane City Council, March-April 2003. Futures-Oriented Policy Making (Values and Emerging City Futures), Brisbane City Council, November-December 2003. Creating a Transformative Learning Organization, Queensland Department of Tourism, Racing and Fair Trading. June - August, 2001.



Futures for Transforming Organizations, Maroochy Council, March – May, 2001. Anticipatory Action Learning Program for Organizations.

Course co-director

“Futures thinking and strategy development,” Melbourne Business School, Mt Eliza Centre for Executive Education (with Robert Burke), bi-annual course, 2003-present.Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and Ausaid. One Health (animal, human and environmental health). Halong Bay, Vietnam, November 24–26. , 2010; Bali, Indonesia, Nov 29–December 1, 2010; and, Cebu, Philippines, March 23–25, 2011.

Tamkang University, Sunshine Coast University, World Future Society and World Futures Studies Federation. Policy Studies and Futures Studies. August 23–August 27, 2004. Mt Eliza Business College and Brisbane City Council (Leadership and changing organizations), Brisbane, December 1–3, 2003. Futures Study Centre, Noosa Heads, Australia (Education for the 21st Century: Leadership and Vision), December 3–8, 1996. Southern Cross University, Lismore, Australia, (The Futures of the University), November 15–17, 1995. Centre Prospectiva De Catalunya/World Futures Studies Federation (WFSF), Andorra (The Futures of Communications), October 2–10, 1994.

Course presenter

Pearls of Policing (Australian Federal Police, Dutch Police, Europol, FBI, Frontex, and other International Policing Agencies). February 27–29, 2012, the Hague, Holland. The conflicted narratives in policing futures. February 28-March 2, Brisbane, 2011. And: February 28–March 3, 2010, The Hague, Holland. Course on the futures of policing. Organization of Islamic Conference Standing Committee for Science and Technology. Innovation and Future Studies for Sustainable Development. August 26-29, 2013; March 5–7, 2012, Islamabad, Pakistan; Strategic Foresight, February 22–25, 2010, Islamabad, Pakistan; Strategic Foresight. June 30–July 3, 2009, Islamabad, Pakistan.

Animal Health Futures, Australian Centre for Excellence in Risk Analysis and Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. January 28–29, 2010. Plant Health Futures. March 25–26, 2010. . Animal Health Futures, April 22–23, 2010. Educational Futures, Raffles Institute/Academy, Singapore, November 18–20, 2009.

Faculty Asia Foundation/Queensland University of Technology Course, Bangkok (Futures of Ecology), August 7–14, 1993. UNESCO/University of the South Pacific, Suva, Fiji (Prospective Studies for Policy Making), July 5–12, 1993. UNESCO/WFSF, Asian Institute of Technology, Bangkok (Development Theory and Practice), August 21–30, 1992. UNESCO/Centre Prospectiva De Catalunya, Andorra (Futures of Education), May 21–June 3, 1993.

Graduate University of Hawai‘i, Department of Political Science, Honolulu



assistant (Political Inquiry and Analysis), Fall, 1981. Instructor University of Hawai‘i Non-Credit Class Fair, October-November,

1989 (Meditation). University of Hawai‘i Campus Centre Non-Credit Fair and Kaiser Adult Education Non-Credit School, (Stress Management and Relaxation), 1977–1979.

Lecturer University of Hawai‘i, Department of Political Science, Honolulu (Hawai‘i Politics), June-August, 1993. University of Hawai‘i, College of Continuing Education, Honolulu (Hawai‘i Politics), Fall, 1991.

Teacher International School of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Physical Education and Mathematics Summer School), 1977–1979.

Student lecturer

Freshman Seminar Program, University of Hawai‘i, Psychology 271 (Transpersonal Psychology) Fall, 1978.



CONSULTANCIES

2013

2010

Centre for Strategic Futures, Public Service Division, Prime Minister’s Office (December)Pearls of Policing, Hague and Sydney (March–June)

2009 Pearls of Policing, Vancouver, Canada. International action learning for police executives (November)

2008 Gold Coast City Council, Bold Future 2038 (April-October) Centre for Military and Veterans' Health, University of Queensland. Advise on Think Tank process (March–July)

2007 Centre for Military and Veterans' Health, University of Queensland. Advise on Scanning project, Steering group (October–November)

2006 Endeavour Foundation, Brisbane. Futures workshops and scenario planning (March16–17)Transcend workshop and backcasting, Endeavour Foundation, Brisbane (May 16)Hypothetical, Endeavour Foundation, Brisbane (July 21)

2005 Fuji Xerox Australia, A Conversation about the future (June 10–11)

2004 Fuji Xerox Australia, Layered Analysis (January 29)Fuji Xerox Australia, Leadership training program (February 11)Fuji Xerox Australia, Leadership training program (October 12)Education Queensland (December 6)

2003 Brisbane City Council, Scan on City Futures and Conference Design, Asia-Pacific CitiesBrisbane City Council. Strategic Planning. Research Report on Information Accessibility (July 24)

2002 Brisbane City Council, Strategic Planning. Research Report on The Futures of Brisbane City Council: E-governance and Regionalization Scenarios (September)Brisbane City Council, Community and Economic Development Division. Research material and foresight seminar (August–September)State of Victoria, Office of the Correctional Services Commissioner, Scan and Workshop (May–June)Redcliffe, Bribie and Caboolture Division of General Practice. Future Health: Creating an Integrated Planning Framework (December 2001–April)

2001 State of Victoria, Australia, Department of Justice. Scanning for Justice Project. Workshop on Judicial Planning and Futures, Melbourne (November 28, 2001)



Pharmaceutical Industry Action Agenda and the Australian Government’s Department of Industry, Science and Resources. (August-October)State Initiatives Branch, Department of State Development, Queensland Government, Scenario Development and Critique (June 19)



2000 The Futures Foundation and ZurichAustralia, Sydney, Futures of Zurich, Scenario development (November 27)Brisbane and Redcliffe Division of General Practice, Conference Design, Facilitator training and foresight workshops, Futures of General Practice (January–February)

1999 The Futures Foundation and NRMA Insurance, Sydney, Futures of NRMA. Scenario Evaluation (October 20)International Catholic Migration Commission (ICMC), Futures of Refugees Project, Geneva, Switzerland (June 25–27)Southern Cross University, Seminars on Creating a Research Culture, School of Workplace and Social Development (February–March)

1998 Southern Cross University, Assessment and Evaluation of MA Unit, “Reframing Organizational Futures” (November)

1996 Southern Cross University. Curriculum Design of MA Unit in Futures Studies available on the World Wide Web (January 1994–January 1996)

1994 UNESCO, Futures of UNESCO Planning Dialogue, Paris (February)

1993 Consulting Associates, LongRange Planning for Zippys Food Corporation. Honolulu, Hawai‘i (March)Participant, UNESCO, Futures of Cultures Project. Bangkok, Thailand (February)

1992 Department of Labor, State of Hawai‘i. Strategic planning (June–August)Hawai‘ian Electric Industries. Keynote Speech, Strategic Planning Retreat (June)

1991 Facilitator, Office of State Planning, State of Hawai‘i. Workshops on Alternative Futures for Hawai‘i (October–November)

1990 Institute for Alternative Futures, Alexandria, Virginia. Review and critique of reports on the future of alternative dispute resolution (December 1989–April 1990)Facilitator, Department of Health, State of Hawai‘i. Facilitation of strategic planning and backcasting processes (November 15–16)

1988 Consultant to the Hawai‘i Credit Union League, Honolulu, Hawai‘i. Strategic planning. (July 1987–April 1988) Consultant to the President, Mid-Pacific. Strategic planning seminars for faculty. (July 1986–1988)

1985 Alternative Futures Research for Koolau Brewery, Honolulu. Corporate strategic planning (June–August)Nuuanu YMCA. Foresight seminars and strategic planning (June 1983–June 1985)

1984 PLAN + DESIGN: A Futures Research Group. Partner of Hawai‘i’s first futures research consulting firm (January 1983–July 1984)



GRANT RESEARCH AND CONSULTANCY RESEARCH REPORTS

2010 Emerging issues and weak signals, Pepsico and Alternative Futures Associates (August)

2007 Global Knowledge Organization, Asian Futures Studies (December)

2005 Pine Rivers Shire, Scenarios and Trends, Pine Rivers (October)

Queensland Education, Policy Report, Alternative Futures of Education (April)

2003 Brisbane City Council, Alternative Futures of Accessible Information (July)

Queensland Government, Department of Families, Alternative Futures and Policy Choices (April)

2002 Brisbane City Council, Strategic Planning, The Futures of Brisbane City Council (with a focus on E–governance and Regionalisation) (September)

Victoria Department of Justice, Office of Correctional Services Commissioner ( June)

Brisbane City Council, Asia-Pacific Cities Summit, Scanning for City Futures (April)

2001 Victoria Department of Justice, Portfolio Planning. Scanning for Justice (November)

1998–2000 UNESCO/World Futures Studies Federation. Research Grant on Information and Communication Technologies and Socio-economic and Educational Development in the Asia-Pacific Region

2000–2001 Foundation for the Future. Research Grant on Methodology, Epistemology and 1000 Year Forecasting

2001 Western Agri-Foods, Western Canada. Research report on Worldviews and the Futures of Food



ORGANIZATIONAL/OTHER ROLES

Postgraduate supervision

David Wright (MA 1999 - PhD, QUT, 2009), Patricia Kelly (PhD, QUT, 2006), Jose Ramos (PhD, QUT, 2009), Marcus Anthony (PhD, USC, 2007), Marcus Bussey (PhD, USC, 2009), Phillip Daffara (PhD, USC, 2007), Steve Gould (MA, USC, 2009), Kate Teske (MA, USC, 2007), Jose Polo (MA, Tamkang University, 2007), Noni Kenny (PhD, QUT, 2013), Jill Chou (MA, Tamkang University, 2010), Anita Kelleher (PhD, USC, 2012), Colin Russo (PhD, USC, in process), Jeanne Hoffman (PhD, MQU, in process), Nedal al-Ghattis (PhD, USC, in process), Mike Mcallum (MA, USC, in process), Barbara Meister (MA, USC, in process), Valmae Rose (MA, USC, in process).

Board member

Montesorri International College, Buderim, Queensland (2008–2011)

Committee member

International seminar on Biocosmology. Novgorod Velikiy, at the Institute of Medical Education, Novgorod State University

Australian Government, Future Summit 2005, Futures of Community Interest

Peer reviewer

American Society of Association Executives and the Center for Association Leadership (ASAE and The Center), Association of the Future, Program Overview, April 2008

Reviewer Horizon Scanning Programme of DEFRA (The UK government's Department of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) (2005)

United Kingdom, Economic and Social Research Council. Grants and Fellowships, 2006

On-line mentor

FloridaStateUniversity, Geography and the Future. April 2003

Futures of School Project, Florida, USA, 1999–2000

Course Advisory Committee

Swinburne University, Australian Foresight Institute, 2000–2005

Adjunct Professor

School of Social and Workplace Development, Southern Cross University, 2000

International Associate

Alliance for Capitalizing on Change, Calgary, Canada

Organizing Committee

Foundation for the Future, International Conferences on Humanity 3000, Bellevue, Washington, 1999–2002

Doctoral Murray May, University of Western Sydney, May 2004.



examiner

Wendy Corfield, Queensland University of Technology, November 2004

Monika Merkes, La Trobe University, August 2003

Erika Pearson, Curtin University, January 2007

Tuomo Kuosa, Turku School of Economics (Turun Kauppakorkeakoulu), March 2008, Pre-examination, and examination, May 2009

Elina Hiltunen, Turku School of Economics, November 2009

Luke van der Laan, University of Southern Queensland, April 2010

Sabina Head, University of Queensland, September 2010 (MA thesis)

Kam Tong Fan, Central Queensland University, September 2010

Wendy Elford, University of Canberra, April 2011

Doctoral confirmation Panel Member

Levi Obijiofor, Development Communication in Nigeria, 1994, QUT

Hee Soo Kim, Appropriation of New Technologies in Three Cultures: A Structuration Account, 1998, QUT

Book reviewer

Brill Leiden—Future Matters, 2007

Article reviewer

Advanced Robotics, Robotics Society of Japan, November 2009

Participating scholar

First Year Seminar, Challenges to the Global University, Wake Forest, February 16–20, 1998

Key Centre researcher

Australian Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy, Griffith University, Australia (1998–2001)

Adjunct scholar

Workplace Research, Learning and Development Institute, Southern Cross University, Lismore, Australia (1997–2000)

External stakeholder

Southern Cross University Axelrod Restructuring Conference, Consultant/Participant, December 12–13, 1995

Associate Hawai‘i Research Center for Futures Studies, Social Science Research Institute, University of Hawai‘i, 1993

Member International Organizing Committee for 1997 World Futures Studies Federation World Conference, “Global Conversations: What You and I Can Do For Future Generations”

Contributor

UNESCO Futuresco Abstracting Project, 1993–1996



Project member

The Democracy Project, Georgia Tech University and the University of Hawai‘i, 1993

Member International Organizing Committee, Regional Conference of the World Futures Studies Federation, Islamabad, Pakistan, October 1992 (Futures of Democracy) and Global Conference of the World Futures Studies Federation, Turku, Finland, August 1993 (Chaos and Coherence in Our Uncommon Futures)

Arbitrator Hawai‘i Juvenile Monetary Restitution Panel, May 25, 1989, August 16, 1989 and June 28, 1990



PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Member International Board, Montessori International College (2008–Present)

Advisory Board, Lifeboat Foundation (2006–Present)

Transcend, A Peace and Development Network (1999–Present)

Council, Darwin Project (2003–Present)

Asia-Pacific Technology Foresight Network (2002–Present)

Taiwan Association of Futures Studies (2001–Present)

World Future Society (1995–96)

American Political Science Association (1990–1993)

Advisory Board Member

The Futures Foundation, Sydney, Australia

Trustee Global Peace Trust, Islamabad, Pakistan (2005–2013)

Executive Council

World Futures Studies Federation (WFSF) (1990–2001)

International Advisory Council

World Future Society (WFS) (2002–Present)

Fellow World Futures Studies Federation (1997–Present)

World Academy of Art and Science (1999–Present)



SPEAKING

2013 Guest speaker, “Trends and challenges to the Futures of Queensland,” Queensland Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Webinar series, 29 July.Keynote speaker, “The Futures of School,” Knox-Ravenswood-KAS Conference (Connect, Learn, Envisage), Sydney, July 15Guest presentations, “Causal layered analysis and the CLA game,” and “Macrohistory and the Sarkar game,” UNESCO Foresight programme (Networking to improve global/local anticipatory capacities), Bellagio, Italy, May 20-23Guest speaker, “Changing futures, Changing Professions,” Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia (IPWEA), Terrigal, NSW, May 8Speaker, TEDx Noosa, “Causal Layered Analysis – A catalyst for change,” Noosa, April 12Keynote speaker, “Knowledge futures for Transcultural worlds,” Asia-Pacific International Baccalaureate Conference, March 21, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Workshop on “Causal layered analysis as a tool for multiculturalism,” March 22.Guest speaker, “Autobiography and scholarship” and “Strategies for transformation,” Ananda Marga Yoga, Stanthorpe, January 3-4, 2013



2012 Guest lecture, “Key lessons from 30 years of futures research,” University of Turku, Finland, November 8 (distance learning platform)Keynote speaker, “Futures of identity in a constricting world,” Ethnic communities council Queensland, Multicultural Summit, October 29Speaker, “Science fiction and the other,” Impakt festival, “No more westerns,” Utrecht, Netherlands, October 27 (by video)Keynote speaker, “Library futures – the end of the collection?” State Library of Queensland, Brisbane, October 25Keynote speaker, “Expanding communities in complex futures,” Relationships Australia, Brisbane, October 19Keynote speaker, “ Organizational change in risky futures,” Centre for Investor Education, Coolum, August 22Speaker, “Between order and disorder” Indue 2012 Leadership Forum, Sydney, May 31Keynote Speaker, “ The futures of international mindedness—a neohumanistic approach,” Council of International Schools Regional Conference,” Townsville, May 25Keynote Speaker, “New stories for new libraries,” Queensland Library New Horizons Forum, Brisbane March 28Keynote Speaker, “Technologies that make alternative futures possible, “Cisco national conference, Melbourne, March 23

2011 Keynote Speaker, “The future of the university: new possibilities or dead narratives,” Global Higher Education Forum, Penang, December 13Guest Speaker, “The Causal layered analysis game,” “Case studies in the practice of foresight,” World Futures Studies Federation and Right livelihood College, Penang, December 12Guest Speaker, “Trauma futures,” Trauma, Tragedy and Triage, Queensland Ambulance Service, Brisbane, November 9Guest Speaker, “Leadership in a complex world,” Suncorp Bank Business Leaders Conference, Caloundra, October 20Plenary Speaker, “Futures thinking and creativity,” ESRI 2011, Melbourne, October 13Guest Speaker, “World Futures and emerging waves of change,” Centre for Investor Education, Gold Coast, September 13Keynote Speaker, “Cities in transition: new sovereignties, new futures,” Local Government Managers Association Annual Practitioners Concourse, Yeppoon, Queensland, September 7Keynote Speaker, “Communities in transition,” Destinations 2036 Conference. Department of Local Government, New South Wales, Dubbo, August 17Keynote Speaker, “Alternative futures of Nursing: challenging conventional discourses,” New South Wales Nursing Association,



Randwick, Sydney, July 22



Chair and facilitator, “World cities of tomorrow,” Asia-Pacific Cities Summit, July 8Plenary Speaker, “The Broker of Tomorrow,” Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia National Convention, June 3Keynote Speaker, “Lifeline in Transition,” Lifeline Community Care Conference, Ipswich, June 2Keynote Speaker, “Futures of health: beyond the hierarchy model of medicine,” Victorian Department of Health Clinical Placements Conference, Melbourne, May 27Keynote speaker, “Changing metaphors and the futures of ageing,” Baptist Care Australia Conference, Hobart, Tasmania, May 10Guest speaker, “Critical factors in futures-oriented leadership,” Victoria Leadership Development Centre, Senior Executive Leadership Program, Melbourne, April 6

2010 Keynote speaker, “Child safety and policing new digital time-spaces,” Virtual Global Taskforce Conference, Sydney, December 3Plenary speaker, “Sustainable futures and communities,” Interdepartmental Accounting Group, Gold Coast, November 17Keynote speaker, “Challenging current health paradigms: can the system hold or will new paradigms emerge?” Queensland Department of Health, Innovation forum for models of care, “ Brisbane, November 2Keynote speaker, “From population health planning to foresight: emerging issues and challenging narratives,” and Panel chair/facilitator, “The future of Health,” Victorian HealthCare Population Planning Conference. Melbourne, October 14Keynote speaker, “PROUT in postnormal times,” PROUT European convention. Copenhagen, July 22. Workshops July 22-23 on Using Causal Layered Analysis to unpack Prout FuturesObserver and speaker, “Changing complexities in policing,” Pearls in Policing Conference on Navigating the way ahead,” Sydney, June 15Guest Speaker, “Changing worlds, changing stories,” Suncorp Bank, Brisbane, June 4Keynote Speaker, “Transforming curriculum narratives,” International Conference on Climate Change and Curriculum, Tamkang University, Tamsui, Taiwan, May 28. Chair, “Issues in Climate Change and Curriculum,” Tamkang University, Tamsui, Taiwan, May 28Guest Speaker, “Critical success factors for futures oriented organizations,” The Benevolent Society, Brisbane, May 21Keynote Speaker and Plenary facilitation “Health policy and planning in demanding and uncertain times,” Workforce Innovation Conference, Queensland Government, May 21



Guest Speaker, “Case studies of Foresight – the dialectics of inner and outer,” Health Canada, Science Policy Directorate, Ottawa, Canada, May 13Keynote Speaker, “Foresight – what works and what doesn’t,” Animal Health Science Foresight, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Ottawa, Canada, May 11, 2010. Facilitated workshop on Strategic foresight and backcasting, May 12Guest Speaker, “Applying Causal Layered Analysis,” Government of Canada, Police Research Initiative, Ottawa, Canada, May 10

2009 Public Speaker, “Positive global trends” and Plenary Panel, “Can humanity survive,” Woodford Folk Festival, The Green Room, Woodford, December 29Guest speaker, “Futures Studies,” Turkish Futurists Association,” Istanbul, December 17Keynote Address, “The global financial crisis: taking a broader and longer term view,” and Plenary panel, Istanbul Chamber of Industry, Istanbul, December 16Keynote Address, "Critical success factors for innovation," Queensland Government, Department of Education, Employment and Innovation," Innovation Centre, Sippy Downs, November 24Plenary Panel, "Reflecting on Campuses 2060," University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, Department of Political Science and School of Architecture, Honolulu, November 14-15Panel Presentation, "Futures of Policing," 30th Annual Crime stoppers Conference, Gold Coast, October 13Keynote Speaker, "Alternative Futures for the Australian Health Care System: creating a high performance system in complex and chaotic futures," Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association," Hobart, October 8. Also, plenary panel, "How does Australia become the world's best?" October 9, 2009Keynote Speaker, "Health futures in complex times: avoiding the collapse scenario," Institute of Hospital Engineering 60th Annual Conference," Gold Coast, September 11Guest Speaker, "Inner and outer dimension of writing a PhD/MA thesis," Research Series, University of the Sunshine Coast, August 15Keynote Speaker, "Challenging historical narratives of nursing, and creating new health futures," 2nd Passionate about Practice 2009 Conference," Brisbane, July 30, 2009. Also, plenary panellist, "Nursing in the future hypothetical", July 29Guest speaker, "Case studies in strategic foresight, " Organization of Islamic Conference Standing Committee on Science and Technology, Islamabad, Pakistan, June 30Keynote speaker, "Learning and alternative futures," Singapore Armed Forces, Senior Command, Singapore, June 25



Guest Speaker, "Procurement in the future," The Faculty Roundtable, Melbourne, May 27Keynote Address, "Transforming cultures in complex futures," Singapore Armed Forces, Singapore, June 25Guest Speaker, "Construction futures – creating alternatives," John Holland Northern Region Business Planning Conference, Gold Coast, May 7Guest Speaker, "Creating alternative educational futures," Microsoft Innovative Schools, Sippy Downs, May 5Keynote Address, "Futures thinking," Conference of Chief Procurement Officers, Melbourne, April 30Speaker, "Futures of the world economy," and "Futures thinking as more than forecasting," Brisbane Ideas Festival, March 28 and March 29Keynote Address, "The futures of the public service," Thriving in Complexity: learning across boundaries. Organizational Learning Conference, Singapore, March 3Guest Speaker, "The University in Global Futures," University Sains Malaysia Apex Program, Penang, Malaysia, February 17

2008 Keynote speaker, "Health futures in transformation," Queensland Health—Clinical and State-wide Services, Gold Coast, November 6Keynote Speaker, "The Alternative futures of rehabilitation—contesting narratives in challenging futures," National colloquium on Rehabilitation, Australian Government, Department of Veterans' Affairs, Canberra, October 8Plenary Speaker, "The Alternative Futures of Innovation: The transparent brain and the spiritual organization, " InnoFuture2008, Melbourne, September 9Keynote Address, Health futures in transformation, National Medical Boards Conference, Brisbane, August 21Keynote Address, Futures beyond 2020, Clinical Nurse Leaders Conference, Office of the Chief Nurse, Queensland Government, Brisbane, June 23, 2008. Plenary Panel member, June 24Plenary Panel member, Futures beyond 2020, Clinical Nurse Leaders Conference, Office of the Chief Nurse, Queensland Government, Brisbane, June 24Guest Speaker, Changing globalizations, Ernst and Young, Melbourne, June 12Guest Speaker, Changing globalizations, Ernst and Young, Sydney, June 11Guest Speaker, "Application of futures thinking in Public Policy: Case Studies and Methods," Ministry of Trade and Investment and Strategic Policy Group, Office of the Prime Minister, Government of Singapore, June 4



Guest Speaker, World Transformations, Looking Forward: futures planning, Department of Veteran Affairs, Canberra, April 4Keynote Speech, Alternative futures of Health Professions, World Congress of Health Professionals, Perth, March 27Breakfast Speech, Concepts and Case Studies in Futures Studies, Meeting of the Minds, Institute of Public Administration, Western Australia, Perth, March 26

2007 Speaker, Futures Studies in Asia, Singapore Government, Centre for Excellence for National Security, Singapore, December 10, 2007 and Six pillars of Foresight, December 11Guest Speaker, Creating city futures, Gold Coast City Council, Bold Futures Project, Gold Coast, December 5Keynote Speaker, Revolutionary Times, Australia Federal Police Conference, Canberra, November 19Guest Speaker, Human Resource futures, Chandler Macleod Conference, Twin Waters Resort, November 10Closing speaker, A positive vision for the future, November 21, 2007Keynote Speaker, Environmental education and futures studies, New South Wales Conference on Environmental Education, Sydney, November 2Guest Speaker, Generational changes, Young Professionals Association, Institute of Public Administration, September 21Keynote speaker, Alternative futures of public administration, Institute of Public Administration Annual Conference, Perth, September 19, 2007. Chair, Concluding Session, September 20Keynote Address, Alternative Futures: Worlds in 2020, Mining industry skills centre. Brisbane, September 13Special opening address, Why city futures? The 1st International Conference and Workshop on City Foresight in Asia Pacific, Faculty of Architecture, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai, Thailand, September 6Guest Speaker, Public Service Futures, Western Australia Public Service Commission, Department of Premier and Cabinet, Perth, August 28Keynote speaker, The futures of Human Resources, InfoHrm Annual Conference, Gold Coast, August 2Keynote Speaker, Alternative futures of education, Hume Region, Department of Education, Principals Conference, Albury, Australia, May 9-11Guest Speaker, Alternative Global Futures. Queensland Catholic Education Commission, Think Tanks for the Future, Brisbane, April 23Keynote Speaker, Generational approaches to Technology Futures.



Australian Information Industry Association, Melbourne, April 19. Workshops on Causal layered analysis and Intellectual Property



Plenary Address, From Industrial to Digital worlds: work in the future. Australia Computer Society, Melbourne, April 19Plenary Speaker, Asia and Asian Airport Futures, Inchon Airport Corporation, Inchon, South Korea, March 29Guest Speaker, Creating supportive futures, Parent to Parent Association, Queensland, March 26Guest Speaker, Global Trends and Issues, Boeing Australia, Coolum, Australia, March 12Guest Speaker, Future Universities of Malaysia, National Higher Education Research Institute, Ministry of Higher Education, Malaysia, March 2

2006 Guest Speaker, Victoria Coastal Council, Melbourne, December 7Guest Speaker, SEQ Water, Brisbane, December 5Plenary Speaker, Ausforesight2006, Melbourne, October 20Plenary Speaker, Queensland Local Government Managers Association, Gold Coast, Queensland, October 12Plenary Speaker and Conference Facilitator, Australia Association of Environmental Educators, Bunbury, Western Australia, October 4-6Keynote Speaker, Subtropical Cities Conference (Southeast Queensland and Capacity building), Brisbane, September 28Keynote speaker, Plenary Facilitator and Conference closing facilitator (Disability Futures and Creating learning selves and communities), Queensland Government, Department of Communities and Disabilities Services, Gold Coast, Queensland, September 21-22Conference Plenary Speaker, Rural Victorian Alcohol and Drug Conference (Unpacking alcohol and drug policy), Warrnambool, Victoria, August 10-11Guest Speaker, Melbourne Business School, Critical Success Factors for Futures-oriented Organizations, Melbourne, August 7Plenary and Panel Speaker, World Technopolis Global Conference, Brisbane, July 27Keynote Speaker, World Federation of Occupational Therapists (Futures of Occupational Therapy: from the biomedical to the enabling), Sydney, July 25Chair, Endeavour Foundation, Hypothetical on Future Services for Endeavour and the Disability Sector, Brisbane, July 21Plenary Speaker, Local Government Managers Association (Leadership solutions to the crises in local government), Brisbane, April 7Keynote Speaker, Local Government Professionals (Contradictions and tensions in local government), Melbourne, February 16



Guest Speaker, Powerlink (World and Islamic Futures: Energy and Demographic implications), Brisbane, February 7Guest Speaker, Bristol Myers Squibb (The Alternative Futures of Asia: Implications for Health Care and Pharmaceuticals), Singapore, January 17

2005 Keynote Speaker, Academic Cooperation Association Conference on The Future of the University (Alternative Futures of the University), Vienna, Austria, November 29-December 2Conference Chair, Tamkang University Conference, Global Soul, Global Mind, Global Action, Tamsui, November 5-7Keynote Speaker, International Symposium on P. R. Sarkar (Macrohistory, Neo-humanism and Sarkar), Academica Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan. November 3Keynote Speaker, Thai Capital Market Academy Conference (World Megatrends), Phuket, Thailand, October 21Plenary Speaker, Asia-Pacific Conference on Innovation Management (Futures of Innovation), Thai Government, Bangkok, Thailand, September 21Guest Speaker, Queensland Rail (Changes in Islam and implications for Australia), Brisbane, September 7Plenary Speaker, Employment and Industrial Relations Conference, Ernst and Young and McCullough Robertson Lawyers (Mapping the futures of work), Gold Coast, Australia, August 27Plenary Presentations, Australian Social Artistry Intensive, Fraser Island, August 25-26Keynote Speaker, Gold Coast Independent Schools Conference (Reclaiming values), Ballina, New South Wales, August 16Keynote Speaker, Rural Victorian Alcohol and Drug Conference (Unpacking alcohol and drug policy), Warrnambool, Victoria, August 11Keynote Speaker, Queensland Government, Visions of Disability, Gold Coast, Australia (Alternative Futures of Disability), July 22Guest Lecture, Government of Malaysia, Ministry of Higher Education (Futures-oriented Education Policy), Shah Alam, Malaysia, April 30Public Address, University Sains Malaysia, Penang (Alternative Futures of the Asian University), Penang, April 29Keynote Speaker, Asia-Europe Foundation (The University in Transformation), Luxembourg, February 18Festival Speaker, Ananda Mela, (Social Change and Politics of Transformation), Stanthorpe, Queensland, January 9

2004 Festival Speaker, Woodford Folk Festival (Spirituality as the Fourth Bottom Line), Woodford, Queensland, December 27



Panel Speaker, Straight out of Brisbane, Ideas Festival, "Can you govern the nation by Google," Brisbane, December 2Keynote Speaker and Facilitator, The Big I, Senior Officers Business Improvement Network, The Futures of Innovation, November 25Keynote Speaker, Brisbane City Council, Finance Network, Cities in Tension: Futures in Creation. Brisbane, November 5Keynote Speaker, Children's Images of the Future, Early Childhood Conference, Maroochy Shire, Sippy Downs, Sunshine Coast, October 31Chair and Facilitator, Hypothetical, Tides of Change, Logan City Council, Logan, October 28Guest Speaker, Telstra Country Wide, Brisbane, October 15Keynote Speaker, Tamkang University Asia-Pacific Course on Futures Studies and Policymaking (The politics of policymaking futures), Tamsui, August 23Plenary Speaker, Australian Marketing Institute (Tensions in Australia’s futures), Gold Coast, July 30Guest Speaker, University of Hawai‘i, Hawai‘i Research Centre for Futures Studies (Methods in Futures Studies), July 6Guest Speaker, University of Hawai‘i, Department of Political Science (Theorizing the future – case studies and methods), Honolulu, June 25Guest Speaker, Caboolture Council (Mapping Australia’s and local government future), Caboolture, May 4Guest Speaker, The University of Sydney, School of Economics and Political Science (Spirituality, Epistemology and World Politics), Sydney, April 30Guest Speaker, Institute for Sustainable Futures (A Deeper View of Sustainable Futures), Sydney, University of Technology Sydney, April 29Keynote Speaker, Maroochydore Shire 2025 Visioning Day (Anticipatory Democracy), Sippy Downs, Sunshine Coast, April 3Keynote Speaker, Australia Communications Authority (Alternative Futures of Communication), Panellist (Regulation and images of cyberspace). Workshop (Causal layered analysis and regulation), Melbourne, March 12Guest Speaker, Bristol Myers Squibb (Pharma and Health Futures), Melbourne, March 2Plenary Speech, Sunshine Coast Sea Change Summit (Tensions in Australia’s Politics) and Workshop on Leadership, Coolum, Queensland, February 2Keynote Speech, Ananda Mela (Social, Political and Spiritual Transformations in Australia), Stanthorpe, Queensland, January 6



2003 Panel Speaker, Australian Divisions of General Practice (Transformations in Health Care and implications for Primary Care), Brisbane, November 22Chair, City Futures, Opening Keynote, Asia Pacific Cities Summit, Brisbane, October 20Guest Speaker, American School of Management (City Policies and Futures), Dubrovnik, August 9Speaker, Brisbane Kids Ideas Festival (Rights of Robots and the Future), August 16Guest Speaker, Queensland Government Department of Education, Training and Youth Affairs (Trends in Education and Employment), August 15Plenary Speaker, Brisbane Ideas Festival (Generations and the Future), August 15, 2003; and (Timing is Everything), August 14Plenary Speaker, Maroochy Business forum (Implications of long term trends on Maroochy shire), August 12Keynote Speaker, Logan Division of General Practice (Collaboration models), Logan, July 31Guest Speaker, Brisbane City Council, Multicultural Commission (Local communities and multiculturalism), Brisbane, July 25Guest Speaker, Australia Council for Arts (Multiculturalism and Transculturism), Sydney, July 18Guest Speaker, Council of Social Sciences (Creating more effective policy), Islamabad, Pakistan, June 23Guest Speaker, Queensland Department of Families Policy Directorate (Spirituality as the Fourth Bottom Line), Brisbane, June 10Guest Lecturer, University of the Sunshine Coast (Urban Management), May 1Plenary Speaker, Queensland Department of Families, Families in 2020 (A policy futures approach to Queensland Families), Brisbane, April 10

2002 Guest Speaker, Innovation and Development Services, Department of Primary Industries (Foresight methods), Brisbane, December 17Guest Speaker, Justice Policy Group, Subordinate Courts (Justice Futures in South-East Asia), Singapore, November 11Plenary Speaker, International Conference on Teaching Futures Studies: Innovation in Pedagogy and Institutional Structure (Teaching Applied Futures, Globally), Tamsui, Taiwan, November 7Keynote Speaker, Queensland Transport and Main Roads Conference on Integrated Transport Planning (Alternative Futures of Transport), Brisbane, October 17-18Keynote Speaker, Sunshine Coast Education Leaders Conference



(Challenges to the Futures of Education), Noosaville, October 14



Keynote Speaker, Queensland Advocacy Incorporated Conference on Genetics, Rights and the Future (Creating new spaces for the futures of genetics), Brisbane, October 7Keynote Speaker, Victoria Department of Justice Meeting on Developing a Vision for Justice (Changing roles and meanings of Justice in the next 10 years), Melbourne, October 3Plenary Speaker, International Cities and Town Centres Conference (Alternative Futures of the City: Trends and Approaches), Caloundra, Sunshine Coast, August 21Keynote Speaker, Environmental Institute of Australia National Conference (Cloned Cats and Animats: Challenges to Environmental and Green Politics), Brisbane, August 2Plenary Speaker, Association of Risk and Insurance Managers Conference (Risk and Futures Studies), Melbourne, July 31Keynote Speaker, Sunshine Coast Schools Industry Links Scheme (A Knowledge Economy for the Sunshine Coast), Mooloolaba, July 11Keynote Speaker, Australian Association of Environmental Educators (Challenges to the Environment and Environmental Education), Griffith University, Brisbane, July 5Keynote Speech, Australasian Association of Quality Health Care Conference (Quality and Safety in the futures of Health Care), Gold Coast, Australia, June 7Guest Speaker, One World Seminar Series, (Creating Alternative Futures), Global Learning Centre, Brisbane, May 16Keynote Speaker, Queensland Principals Conference (Creating a Future for Public Education), Brisbane, May 3Guest Speaker, Craft Queensland (Art Futures), Brisbane, April 18Keynote Speaker, Redcliffe–Bribie–Caboolture Division of General Practice Futures Conference (Tensions in Health Futures), April 17Guest Speaker, Remarkable Speakers Series. Australia Department of Defence (World Futures after 9/11), Canberra, Australia, March 12Guest Speaker, Australian Public Service Futures Forum (Methodology and Epistemology), Canberra, Australia, March 12Guest Speaker, Australia Public Service, Senior Executives Service (Images of the future and the reality of the present), Canberra, Australia, March 12Guest Speaker, Office of the Premiere, Queensland (World Futures and 9/11 – trends and methodologies for analysis), Brisbane, March 4Guest Lecturer, School of History, Philosophy, Religion and Classics (Civilization and Macrohistory), March 4Participant, Dialogic Conference on the Globalization and the



University, Globalization Research Center, University of Hawai‘i, February, 20-24



Participant, Dialogic Conference on Globalization and Public Institutions, Globalization Research Center, University of Hawai‘i, January 7-10

2001 Guest Speaker, Taiwan Strategy Group. Debate on Kashmir (Beyond Real Politics and War in South Asia), Taiwan, December 20Keynote Speaker, Towards Economic Democracy – Creating a System with Soul (Introducing Prout and Sarkar), December 8. Workshop on Creating Alliances with Third Parties, Wellington, New Zealand, December 9Keynote Speaker, National Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services (NAGCAS) (Transformations in Work and Career), Australian National University, Canberra, December 2Keynote Speaker, Victorian Community and Social Planners Conference (Glo-cal Futures), Melbourne, Melbourne. Workshop on using Causal Layered Analysis to transform social policy, November 14Keynote Speaker, Darling Downs and Southwest Queensland Summit/AEC Group (Trends transforming Australia), Dalby,* August 22Panellist, Ideas at the Powerhouse (Is Australia a Backward Brand?), Brisbane, August 17Keynote Speaker, Ideas at the Powerhouse (The Last 1000 Years and the Next 1000 Years), Brisbane, August 18Chair, Ideas at the Powerhouse (Health Futures – the unsettling reality of the futures of health), Brisbane, August 18Guest Speaker, Department of Finance and Administration (Trends in Governance), Canberra, July 26Keynote Speaker, University of Queensland, Ipswich. Inside Out – Higher Education and Community Engagement (Challenges Facing the University), July 18Forum Speaker, Kawana High School Futures Forum (Futures of Schooling), Kawana, Sunshine Coast, Australia, March 19Keynote Speaker, International Conference on Globalization or Localization: Reclaiming the Economy for the Community (A Critique of Globalization and Localization), Wellington, New Zealand, March 3Keynote Speaker, PROUT Intensive: Globalization or Localization. PROUT as day to day Methodology, Wellington, New Zealand, March 4

2000 Keynote Speaker, Australian Pharmaceutical Science Association Annual Meeting (Genomics, health-bots and meditation: Exploring scenarios of health care and medication), Melbourne, December 8Guest Speaker, University of Newcastle Senior Administration (Trends Challenging the University), Newcastle, November 22Keynote Speaker, Maroochy Shire Forum on Future Trends for



Maroochy (Global and Local Futures for Communities), Mooloolaba, Australia, November 16



Plenary Speaker, National Conference on the Futures of Volunteer Efforts, Asian-Pacific Public Affairs Forum and the World Futures Studies Federation (The futures of Voluntarism), Tamsui, Taiwan, November 9Plenary Speaker, International Conference on New Futures, Tamkang University (The Death of the University, Long Live the University), Tamsui, Taiwan, November 5David Sutton Presentation, International Management Centres Association Academic Meeting (Questioning the future), October 27Guest Lecture, University of Queensland (The Internet, Disintermediation and the Transformation of Capitalism), St. Lucia, Brisbane, August 29Plenary Speaker, National Divisions of General Practice (Futures of Health), Brisbane, August 24Plenary Speaker, Queensland University of Technology, 4th Pacific Rim First Year in Higher Education Conference (The University and Multicultural Politics), Brisbane, July 6Public Lecture, Islamabad Social Science Forum (Genetics, the Net and New Metaphors of the Self), Islamabad, Pakistan, June 20Lecture, Proutist Study Group (Social and Spiritual Transformation), Villa Bonilla, Rome, Italy, June 25Public Lecture, Braca Karic University (Questioning and the Learning Organization), Novi Sad, Serbia, June 20Faculty Lecture, Tamkang University (Transforming the University), Tamsui, Taiwan, May 24Plenary Lecture, International Conference on Teacher Education and Teachers’ Professional

Development in Changing Contexts (Trends and Transformations in Education), Tamsui, Taiwan, May 22Plenary Speaker, Institute for National Policy Research, International Conference on World Civilizations in the New Century (Islamic Civilization in Globalization), Taipei, Taiwan, April 26David Sutton Lecture, International Management Centres (Questioning the future), Gold Coast, April 2Public Lecture, Science-Art Centre (Art as Metaphor for the Future),, Murwillumbah, NSW April 2Keynote Lecture, ACLAIM, Organizational Transformation and Futures Forum (Mapping the future of the organization),, Sydney March 27Public lecture, Soochow University (Globalization and the University), Taiwan, March 22Plenary Speaker, Futures of General Practice (Trends transforming general practice), Queensland Divisions of General Practice),



Brisbane, February 11/12



Speaker, Heart Politics Conference (Politics, multiculturalism and the spiritual), Taupo, New Zealand, January 12-16

1999 Keynote Speaker, Prout Global Conference (Creating a sustainable world economy), Bangkok, Thailand, December 17Keynote Plenary Discussion, Prout Global Conference (Governance, Spirituality and Structural Transformation), December 19Plenary Chair and Speaker, Asia in the 22nd Century (Self, Scenarios and Structures: Futures for Asia), World Futures Studies Federation World Conference, Bacolod, Philippines, December 6Panel Speaker, Communication Futures (Appropriate Information and Communication Technologies), World Futures Studies World Conference, Bacolod, Philippines, December 7Panel Chair and Speaker, Civilizational Futures (Epistemes, macrohistory and the future), World Futures Studies Federation World Conference, Bacolod, Philippines, December 7Public Speaker, The Futures Foundation (Directed Evolution: Genetics or Microvita), Sydney, November 22Plenary Speaker, Institute of Municipal Management, Queensland Inc. (Mickey Mouse, Microsoft and McDonalds: Global Trends and Scenarios), Longreach, Queensland, October 22Workshop Speaker, Globalization: Critical and Strategic Issues for Queensland, (Structural Constraints and Alternative Global Futures), Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, October 7Expert Participant, Humanity 3000 Symposium, Foundation for the Future, Bellevue, Washington, September 25-28Plenary Speaker, Reclaiming APEC Conference (APEC, Social Movements and Transformative Futures), University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand, September 6-8Plenary Speaker, International Congress of the International Psychogeriatric Association (Multiculturalism, Aging and the Futures of the Self, Vancouver, Canada), August 16Speaker, Alliance for Capitalizing on Change (Globalization, Civilization and the Future), Calgary, Canada, August18Keynote Speaker, International Catholic Migration Centre Meeting on the Futures of Refugees (Global Trends and Refugee Futures), Geneva, Switzerland, June 26Speaker, (Futures Studies Methods), Tamkang University, Taiwan, May 8Speaker, (The Futures of the University), Tamkang University, Taiwan, May 7Speaker, (Macrohistory and Macrofutures), Tamkang University, Taiwan, May 6Speaker, South Asian Languages and Cultures, India-Pakistan



Relations: What Lies Ahead (Futures of South Asia), University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, April 16



Chair, Ananda Mela (Plenary on Creating Sustainable Lifestyles), Stanthorpe, Queensland, January 11

1998 Guest Speaker, School of Communication, Queensland University of Technology (Toward a Multicultural Theory of Information), Brisbane, October 29Plenary Speaker, Beyond Capitalism (The Depression as Transformation), Wellington, New Zealand, October 2Guest Speaker, Millennium: Student Agendas for Architectural Futures (Civilization and Poststructural approaches to Architecture), Brisbane, September 3Guest Lecturer, Department of Government, GT 256, The University of Queensland, The Politics of Non-Violent Action (The Politics of the Other: Milosevic, Hanson and Zia-al Haq), Brisbane, August 26Speaker, Australian College of Health Service Executive, Health Futures Group (Which Health Futures is Yours?), July 28Speaker, Neo-Humanist Education Meeting on Global Transformations and the Future of Cooperations (Global Futures), July 25Plenary Speaker, Fujen University, International Conference on Human Rights (The Rights of Your Robots: the Politics of Exclusion and Inclusion in History and Future), June 21-23Guest Speaker, Tamkang University (Asian Approaches to the Future), Taiwan, June 23Public Lecture, Renaissance Universal, West End Cultural Centre (Ecology, Art, and Evolution), June 6Guest Speaker, Ministry of Research, Science and Technology, Wellington, New Zealand, (Communication and the Information Economy), May 25Guest Speaker, European Peace University, Stadtschlaining, Austria (Multicultural Futures and Peace Studies), May 21Participant, European Commission Forward Looking Unit and the World Academy of Arts and Science (The Impact on Culture and Civilization on Governance), Brussels, Belgium, May 15-16Guest lecturer, Department of History, University of Queensland, HT 106 (Macrohistory and Macrohistorians), March 31 and April 3Guest Speaker, The Foresight Institute, Auckland, New Zealand (From Nation to Civilization: Beyond Strategy and Strategic Management), March 26Guest Speaker, Ministry of Research, Science and Technology, Wellington, New Zealand, (Communication and the Information Economy), May 25Public Speech, Wellington, New Zealand (Grand Trends and Macrohistory), March 24Luncheon Speaker, Australian Democratic Party (Citizen Foresight,



Economic democracy and Alternative Futures of Australia), Canberra, January 25



Plenary Speaker, Ananda Mela—Festival of Bliss (Life in the Cosmic Village), Queensland, January 9

1997 Speaker, Korea Studies Centre, University of Auckland, (Alternative Futures for Korea: Beyond the Litany of Unification), November 19Speaker, WFSF Conference, Global conversations: what you and I can do for future generations (Making Sense Together), Brisbane, September 29Opening Speaker, SID/UNESCO Conference, Women and the Net (A Critical Approach to the Cyber/Information Society), Santiago Del Compostelo, Spain, May 20Panel Speaker, SID Conference, Which Globalization: Opening Spaces for Civic Engagement (Progressive Forms of Knowledge), Santiago Del Compostelo, Spain, May 22Seminar, Faculty of Business, Queensland University of Technology (Poststructuralism as a Research Method), Brisbane, February 4

1996 Seminar Speaker, Queensland University of Technology and Neo-Humanistic Education Foundation (Futures Beyond Postmodernity: the Anchor of Neo-Humanism), Brisbane, November 9Panellist, Griffith University Conference on Culture and Citizenship (Culture, Identity and Sovereignty), Brisbane, October 2Keynote Speaker, Heart Politics (Telling an Alternative Story), Lennox Heads, Australia, September 28Keynote Speaker, 1996 South Pacific Prout Symposium (Who are the Bedouins? Theorizing Social Movements), Katoomba, Australia, September 15Guest Speaker, International Business Association, Queensland University of Technology (Rethinking Business: the Challenge from the Social Movements), Brisbane, July 26Panel Chair, 16th International Peace Research Association Conference, Creating Non-Violent Futures (The Spirit of Youth), Brisbane, July 8Plenary Speaker, Mid North Coast Regional Council for Social Development Conference, Regional Strength: Everybody’s Business (Introducing the Future), June 13 and June 14Guest Lecturer, Communication, Technology and Global Networks, Faculty of Business, Queensland University of Technology (Politics of Technology), Brisbane, May 2Keynote Speaker, Islamic Development Bank Conference (Islamic Ummah 2025), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, March 26Seminar Speaker, World Futures Studies Federation (Civilizational Futures), Brisbane, March 15Guest lecturer, Department of History, University of Queensland (HT 106) (Comparative Politics of Time), Brisbane, March 4 and 9Participant, Hawai‘i Research Center for Futures Studies and



Future Generations Alliance Foundation (Governance for Future Generations), Honolulu, Hawai‘i, January 9-14



Speaker, Ananda Mela (Festival of Bliss) (Making Room for the Spiritual: the individual and the political), Queensland, January 7

1995 Richard Jones Memorial Lecture, University of Tasmania (Global Transformations and Environmental Futures), Hobart, November 24Guest Speaker, Center for Environment and Geography, University of Tasmania (Multicultural Environmentalism), Hobart, November 24Panellist, University of Toronto, OISE (Civilization studies, ways of knowing, and the futures of education), Canada, October 25Guest Speaker, Strategic Marketing, Faculty of Business, Queensland University of Technology (Rethinking Strategy), Brisbane, August 24Guest Speaker, Pine Community School (Metaphors and the futures of education), Arana Hills, Queensland, July 15Winter lecture Series, Nelson Polytechnic and National Council of Women (The Future of Globalization: Is Local Community Development Still Possible?), Nelson, New Zealand, June 27Guest Presentation, Central Institute of Technology (Futures Studies in the Curriculum), Upper Hutt, New Zealand, June 27Guest Speaker, Department of Communication Studies (Finding Shared Spaces in Futures Studies, Political Science and Communication Studies), Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, June 26Presentation, New Zealand Law Commission (Anticipating the Futures of Law and the Courts), Wellington, New Zealand, June 26Distinguished Visiting Scholar Seminar in International Studies, Auckland Institute of Studies (Neo-Realism, Postmodernism and the Response from the Other), Auckland, New Zealand, June 22Guest Speaker, Queensland University of Technology, Graduate Certificate Program, Australia (Teaching Diversity in Knowledge and the Future), Brisbane, June 8Guest Speaker, Southern Cross University (Third World Critique of Post-Modernity), Lismore, Australia, May 5Guest Speaker, Lifeworks: Gestalt Therapy Centre (Strategies for Transformation), Lismore, Australia, May 4Guest Lecturer, Pakistan Futuristics Institute (Critical Futures Studies in the Context of Islamic Futures), Islamabad, Pakistan, April 5Plenary Speaker, Organization of Islamic Conference, Committee on Science and Technology (Islamic Responses to Emerging Transformations), Islamabad, Pakistan, March 26Plenary Speaker, Ananda Mela (Festival of Bliss) (Locating Sarkar in Tradition, Modernity and Postmodernity), Stanthorpe,



Queensland, January 6-12



Plenary Keynote, Ananda Marga Sectorial Conference (Rethinking the Spiritual), Stanthorpe, Queensland, January 13-17

1994 Plenary Speaker, Conference on the Contribution of Religion to Peace, UNESCO and the Government of Catalunya (Power, Religion and Peace), Barcelona, December 14Panellist and Rapporteur, Inaugural Meeting of the Future Generations Alliance Foundation (Transforming and Sustaining the World for Futures Generations), Kyoto, Japan, November 24Guest Speaker, Southern Cross University (The Future of Knowledge), Lismore, Australia, November 17Plenary Speaker, Institute for Policy Research, Workshop on Visions of the Future for South-East Asia (Anticipating Alternative Global Futures), Penang, Malaysia, September 15Guest Speaker, Southern Cross University (Critical Futuring), Lismore, Australia, September 9Plenary Speaker, Annual Conference of the Society for International Development (Alternative Economic Development), Mexico City, April 5-10Panellist, Center for South Asian Studies Spring Symposium on South Asian History (Handcuffed to History and Chained to the Future), March 14Guest Speaker, Novi Sad Futures Group (Rethinking Yugoslavia), Novi Sad, Yugoslavia, May 20Guest Speaker, Social Sciences Forum, Islamic University, Islamic Research Institute (Approaches to the Social Sciences), Islamabad, Pakistan, January 19

1993 Guest Speaker, University of Hawai‘i, Hawai‘i Center for Futures Studies (Alternative Futures for Yugoslavia), December 17Guest Speaker, University of Novi Sad, Novi Sad (The Futures of Yugoslavia),Yugoslavia, December 3Guest Speaker, Budapest University of Economic Sciences (Critical Futures Studies), Budapest, Hungary, November 19Plenary Speaker, Weinberg Fellows Program for Non-Profit Executive Directors (Towards a Global Civil Society), Honolulu, October 2Plenary Speaker, World Futures Studies Federation X11 World Conference (Chaos Theory: Critical and Cultural Perspectives), Turku, Finland, August 23Panellist, World Futures Studies Federation X11 World Conference (Epistemological Approaches to Futures Studies), Turku, Finland, August 23Panellist, American Planning Association, Planning the Future of Tourism (The Politics of Tourism: Unfamiliar Histories and Unconventional Futures), April 20



Workshop Participant, Georgia Tech University and the University of Hawai‘i, The Democracy Project, Sante Fe, New Mexico, March 27-29Speaker, UNESCO, Futures of Cultures Project (Frames of Reference, the Breakdown of the Self, and the Search for Reintegration), Bangkok, Thailand, February 8-11,

1992 Panellist, Gifted and Talented Conference, Hawai‘i Department of Education (The End of the Modern World), Hawai‘i, November 14Plenary Speaker, South Asia Regional Conference on the Futures of Democracy in Developing Areas (South Asian Futures), Islamabad, October 23-27Guest Speaker, Jawaharlal Nehru University (Beyond International Relations: Visions and the Future of Knowledge), New Delhi, India, March 16Keynote Speaker, Global Conference on the Emerging New World Order, Sarkar Memorial Trust (Linear, Cyclical and Transcendental Theories of Change), New Delhi, India, March 13Keynote Speaker, United Church of Christ, Hawai‘i Congress (Critical Approaches to the Social and Spiritual), February 24Seminar Speaker, East-West Center (View into the Future: Regional Asia Pacific Issues), January 21

1991 Panellist, X11 World Futures Studies Federation Conference (Traditional, Modern and Postmodern Forms of Governance; Images of Pakistan’s Future), Barcelona, September 17-21Panellist, Department of Education (Issues in the 1990s), June 17Panellist, People’s Law School (Court Futures), March 29Panellist, Center for South Asian Studies Spring Symposium on South Asian in the 1990’s (Contextualizing the Futures of South Asia), March 6Plenary Panel Speaker, 1991 Hawai‘i Judicial Foresight Congress (The Futures from the Hawai‘i Court’s Perspective), January 6

1990 Guest Lecture, Department of Political Science, University of Hawai‘i at Hilo, (Introduction to Political Science and State and Local Politics), October 25Guest Speaker, Conference of Civil Service Commissioners and Personnel Directors, State of Hawai‘i (Stress Awareness and Relaxation), June 14Participant, XI World Conference of the World Futures Studies Federation, Budapest, Guest Speaker, Inter-University Center Course on Visions of the Future (Sarkar’s Vision of the Future), Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, May 25Hungary, May 27-31Panellist and Faculty, AJS and SJI Future and the Courts Conference (New Court Structures; Planning and Foresight), San Antonio, Texas, May 18-22



Conference Speaker, Tenth Global Conference on Neo-Humanism (Rethinking Social Revolution: Towards a Theory of Simultaneous Time), Copenhagen, Denmark, April 13-15Panellist, Center for South Asian Studies Spring Symposium on Science and Society in South Asia (Resituating the Discourse of Science), March 15Keynote Speaker, University of Hawai‘i 1990 Excellence in Education Conference (The Politics of Time), March 2Guest Speaker, Chaminade University (Islamic, Indian and Postmodern Images of the Future), February 17

1989 Conference Speaker, Hawai‘i Congress of Planning Officials, Planning as if the Future Mattered (I Hate the Pacific Shift or Is there a Pacific Shift in Your Future), October 26Luncheon Speaker, Kauai Economic Development Board (Economic Models and Alternative Futures), Kauai, Hawai‘i, July 19Luncheon Speaker, Pacific Telecommunications Council Mid-Year Seminar, “Rural and Remote Communications: A Pacific Island Focus (Technology, the Pacific and is the Real Still Real: Cultural Stories of the Future), Oahu, Hawai‘i, May 24

1988 Conference Speaker, Partners in Planning, Symposium on the Land Use/Transportation Planning Process (Planning the Future: Predictive, Cultural and Critical Methods), Maui, Hawai‘i, December 14-16Panellist, University of Hawai‘i, Department of Urban and Regional Planning Seminar (The Future of Planning and Planning the Future), November 15Keynote Speaker, Hawai‘i Judiciary Family Court Directors Conference (Family Court Visions: Beyond Problem Solving), October 13-14Keynote Speaker, Hawai‘i Judiciary Family Judges Conference (The Future of the Family Court), September 15-16Panellist, Xth World Futures Studies Federation Conference (Cultural Futures), Beijing, China, September 3-8Conference Speaker, Tenri Yamato Culture Congress (Culture and Science: East and West), Nara, Japan, August 30-31Keynote Speaker, 8th Global Prout Conference (PROUT and Alternative Visions of the Future), Willow Springs Missouri, June 25Conference Speaker, Hawai‘i Credit Union Conference (Planning, Forecasting, and the Future), April 25Keynote Speaker, Pacific Culture Center (Futures Beyond the Pacific Era), April 20

1987 Speaker, Workshop for Committee of the Council of State Governments (Forecasting in Government), September 9

1985 Speaker, Mental Health Division, Department of Health Legal



Futures), AugustSpeaker, Hawai‘i Recreation and Park Association (The Politics of Long Range Planning), February 25

1983 Speaker, Hawai‘i Agricultural Leadership Foundation (Future of the Courts and the Future of Hawai‘i)



WORKSHOPS

2013 Workshop presenter, “Advanced foresight methods,” Centre for Strategic Futures, Public Service Division and National Security Coordination Secretariat, Prime Minister’s Office, Government of Singapore, December 2-4

Workshop facilitator, Gold Coast City Council, “Ocean Policy and strategy,” Gold Coast, October 23-24

Workshop presenter, “Futures thinking and strategy transformation,” NTI, Gold Coast, October 23

Workshop presenter, “Emerging issues in engineering,” Engineering Education Australia, Newcastle, October 21

Workshop director, “Deepening foresight and strategy,” Executive Challenge Academy, Brisbane, October 1

Workshop director, “Health futures and strategies,” Rural Northwest Health, Warracknabeal, September 23-24

Workshop facilitator, Southern Melbourne Integrated Cancer Services, Melbourne, September 13

Workshop facilitator, Queensland Government, Department of Education, Training and Environment, Chief Information Officer Strategy Session, Brisbane, June 24

Workshop facilitator, Family Day Care Association, Queensland, Brisbane, June 18-19

Grampians Region Sustainable Hospitals Plan, Ballarat, Victoria Department of Health and Foresightlane, May 6-7

Workshop facilitator, Government of Australia, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (Foot and mouth disease taskforce), Canberra, April 15-16

Workshop facilitator, The Sarkar Game, Ananda Marga Yoga Society, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, March 23

Workshop facilitator, Oxfam UK, Asia Development Dialogue, Bangkok, March 7-8

Workshop facilitator, Pearls of Policing - Australia Federal Police, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Europol, FBI and Dutch Police - Sydney, February 26-27, 2013



Workshop facilitator, Government of Australia, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (Office of the Chief Scientist), Canberra, February 12-13

Workshop facilitator, Ananda Mela, Stanthore, January 7-8, 2013



2012 Workshop facilitator, “biosecurity futures,” Australian Government, Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Canberra, December 11Workshop facilitator, “Intelligence in border security,” Australian Government, Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Canberra, December 12Workshop director, “Water futures,” International Center for Biosaline Agriculture, Dubai, November 24–26Workshop director, “Using foresight methods to create alternative futures,” Executive Challenge Academy, Brisbane, November 1Workshop presenter, “Beyond Bob the Builder: engineering in complex futures,” Engineering Education Australia, Newcastle, October 15Workshop director, Statistics New Zealand, Wellington, New Zealand, October 2–3Workshop presenter, “Strategic directions for libraries: digital worlds and physical co-location,” Sunshine Coast Regional Council, Maroochydore, August 28Workshop director, “Museum futures: Victoria Museum, Melbourne, August 20–21Workshop facilitator, “Narratives of biosecurity,” Government of Australia, Department of Forestry, Fisheries and Agriculture – I-Gen”, Brisbane, August 3Workshop director, “Futures thinking and strategy development,” Australian Veterinarian Association, Sydney, July 26Workshop director, University futures, BRAC University, Dhaka, June 24–28Workshop director, University futures, Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Meleka, June 7–10, 2012 and October 1Workshop presenter, “Case studies in Foresight,” Samsung Press Foundation, Honolulu, Hawai‘i, May 18Workshop presenter, “Narratives of teaching, learning and leadership,” Zonnelight, Neohumanist School, Den Bosch, Holland, February 25Workshop director, “Questioning the future,” Ananda Mela, Stanthorpe, January 7, 2012. “The Sarkar game,” January 8 2012. “Transforming Narratives through CLA,” January 10

2011 Workshop director, “Futures thinking and strategy development,” Razak School of Government, Kuala Lumpur, December 8–11Workshop leader, “Prevention and hospital futures,” Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, November 4Workshop leader, “Leadership for preferred future,” Engineering Education Australia, Twin Waters, November 7Workshop leader, “Energy futures and implications for change,”



Ergon Energy, Rockhampton, September 8



Workshop director, “Ehealth scenarios for Bangladesh,” Government of Bangladesh Ministry of Health and Rockefeller Foundation, Dhaka, Bangladesh, August 20–23Workshop facilitator, “Enabling ICTS for service delivery in Queensland government, “ Queensland Government, Department of Public Works, Brisbane, August 11–12Workshop leader, “The Futures of Asia-Europe Conflict Transformation,” Asia-Europe Foundation, Bali, Indonesia, May 23–25Speaker and workshop leader, “Questioning the future,” Victorian Leadership Development Centre, Executive Leadership Program, Melbourne, April 6

2010 Facilitator, Surfers Paradise Vision 2040, Gold Coast, November 19Facilitator, Mineral Futures Vision 2040, CSIRO and University of Technology Sydney, Brisbane, November 14/15Conference chair and facilitation, “Global challenges and Asia 2060,” Tamkang University, Taiwan, Foundation for the Future, Seattle, USA and Kyung Hee University, Seoul, South Korea. Tamsui, Nov 3–5Guest speaker and workshop facilitator, Institute of Safety, Compensation and Recovery Research, Melbourne, October 27Facilitator, Education Queensland and the University of the Sunshine Coast, “Smart classrooms eLearning program for principals, Sunshine Coast, May 30, 2011; October 25, 2010; May 31, 2010; March 16, 2009; May 25, 2009; September 1, 2008; and May 14, 2008Workshop director, Sydney Environmental Educators Network and Australian Science Communicators, “Reframing the climate change debate,” Sydney, August 25Workshop director, Queensland Government, Department of Communities, “Creating alternative public policy narratives,” Brisbane, August 4Workshop director, “Creating public policy,” Executive Challenge Academy, Brisbane, August 4Workshop facilitator, “From scenarios to strategy to leadership,” Sunshine Coast Regional Council, Kawana, Australia, June 21Workshop facilitator, “Leadership and workforce planning on the Sunshine Coast, “ Sunshine Coast Regional Council, Mooloolaba, Australia, May 18Workshop facilitator, “Strategic foresight for Plant Health and Biosecurity in Australia,” Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, Canberra, April 29Workshop facilitator, “Advanced course in Bio-security futures,” Australian centre for excellence in risk analysis, University of Melbourne and Australian government Department of agriculture,



fisheries and forestry, Canberra, April 22–23



Workshop facilitator, “Plant health futures,” Australian centre for excellence in risk analysis, University of Melbourne and Australian government Department of agriculture, fisheries and forestry, Canberra, March 26–27Workshop facilitator, “Policing strategies in a changing world,” Dutch Police Institute, Leusden, Holland, March 4Workshop facilitator, “Animal health futures,” Australian centre for excellence in risk analysis, University of Melbourne and Australian government Department of agriculture, fisheries and forestry, Canberra, January 27–28Workshop facilitator, “Animal health futures,” Australian centre for excellence in risk analysis, University of Melbourne and Australian government department of agriculture, fisheries and forestry, Canberra, January 25–26

2009 Speaker and workshop, “Strategic foresight and leadership,” Tamkang University, EMBA program, Taipei, October 31Speaker and facilitator, "Strategic foresight and leadership," Melbourne Water and Melbourne Business School, Melbourne, September 4Speaker and facilitator, "Futures thinking," Singapore Armed Forces Training Institute, Singapore, June 24–25Speaker and Facilitator, "Futures of Policing," Pearls in Policing, Australian Federal Police, Sydney, March 6Speaker and facilitator, "Futures methods," Strategic Policy Office, Office of the Prime Minister, Government of Singapore, Singapore, March 4Facilitator, "The future of Indonesia beyond 2014: prospects and challenges" S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, November 4Facilitator, Futures in Military and Veterans' Health Service Delivery, Canberra, August 14–15Co-facilitator, Health futures, Victoria Managed Insurance Authority, Melbourne, August 13Facilitator, Main Roads Strategic and Leadership meeting, Brisbane, May 13Facilitator, Gold Coast City Council, Bold Futures Council meeting, May 9Presenter/Facilitator, Globalization, emerging issues and their implications, Chief Procurement Officer Meeting, Coolum, May 2Facilitator, Western Australia Police, Alternative Futures of Policing, Perth, March 28Facilitator, Alcheringa Montessori College & Harmony Montessori School, Noosaville, March 1Facilitator, Australian Biosecurity CRC for Emerging Infectious



Disease, Melbourne, February 18–19



2007 Facilitator, Workforce planning, Queensland Health, Brisbane, November 26Course facilitator, Futures methods for government leaders, Institute of Public Administration, Perth, September 22Conference facilitator, Asia-Pacific Cities Summit Youth Forum, Brisbane, September 3–4Workshop director, Futures of E-governance, Office of E-government, Western Australia, Department of Premier and Cabinet, Perth, August 29–30Facilitator, Educational futures, Bogong educational centre, Bogong Alpine Village, August 21Conference facilitator and speaker, ROSA (Residential outdoor schools association), Bogong Alpine Village, August 22–24Conference facilitator and speaker, Victoria Principals Conference, May 9–11

2006 Facilitator, Victorian Coastal Council, Melbourne, December 7Facilitator, SEQ Water, December 5Workshop, Ausforesight2006, Melbourne, October 20Workshop Director, Creating futures with a difference, APEC Technology Foresight Centre, Bangkok, Thailand, September 6–8Workshop Speaker, Rural Victorian Alcohol and Drug Conference, Warrnambool, Victoria, August 9Workshop speaker, Australia Biosecurity Cooperative Research Centre and Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Cairns, August 2–4Workshop facilitator, International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Pre-conference workshop (Layered analysis and disease), Cairns, August 2–4,Workshop facilitator, World Federation of Occupational Therapists (Creating alternative futures), Sydney, July 25Workshop facilitator, Gold Coast City Council, Office of Chief Architect (Gold Coast 2046), July 21Workshop facilitator, Brisbane City Council, Futures of Libraries, Brisbane, June 2Workshop facilitator, Australian College for Child and Family Protection Practitioners, Sydney, May 21Workshop facilitator, Sunshine Coast Public Health Unit, SNAP partnership, Marcoola, May 19Workshop facilitator, Methods and tools for City Futures, Local Government Managers Association, Queensland, Brisbane, April 7Workshop facilitator and keynote speaker, Catholic Diocese, Rockhampton, Refocusing Future Directions Principals Conference,



Yeppoon, Queensland, March 22–23



Workshop facilitator, Methods and tools for City visioning, Local Government Professionals, Victoria, February 16Workshop facilitator, Australian identity futures, Melbourne Business School, Melbourne, February 13–15Workshop facilitator, Scenario and Visioning, Queensland Divisions of General Practice, Brisbane, February 10

2005 Workshop director, Visioning and Backcasting, University Sains Malaysia, Penang December 4–5Workshop co-facilitator, Pine Rivers Shire Council, Strathpine, October 6Workshop facilitator, Queensland Government Natural Mines and Resources (Scenario Planning), Brisbane, October 4/5Workshop presenter, Rural Victorian Alcohol and Drug Conference (Methods and tools to create alternative futures), Warrnambool, Victoria, August 10Workshop director, Alternative Futures of the University, University Sains Malaysia, Penang, May 31–June 1Workshop presenter, Queensland Divisions of General Practice, Mooloolaba (Alternative futures of Health), May 12Workshop director and presenter, Education Queensland (Using futures methods for educational futures) , February 9 and March 9Workshop facilitator, Land Com, Sydney, February 9

2004 Workshop, Ananda Marga Taiwan (The Sarkar Game), Taipei, December 12Workshop presenter, Queensland Catholic Education, Brisbane, September 3Workshop facilitator, Manpower Australia, Sydney, July 21Workshop facilitator, Community Consultation Network, Gold Coast Council, Gold Coast, June 11Workshop facilitator, Brisbane Water Board (Brisbane Water Futures), Brisbane, May 31Workshop facilitator and Keynote Speaker, Queensland Catholic Education (Leadership and Inner Futures), Noosaville, May 28Workshop, Australia Housing and Urban Research Institute (Causal Layered Analysis), Brisbane, March18Foresight workshop, New Farm Community Centre, Brisbane, March 8Futures workshops CRS Australia, February 9Workshop, Ananda Mela (Spirituality and the Fourth Bottom Line), January 9

2003 Workshops, Asia Pacific Cities Summit (Mayoral Forum on City Futures and Indicators), October 20–21



Workshop, Swinburne University of Technology, Strengthening Strategy Development and Implementation (Causal Layered Analysis), September 28Workshop, New Wave: Vision of the Youth Conference (Uses of the future; Visioning Desired Futures), Dubrovnik, Croatia, August 27–28Workshop, Queensland Education Ministerial Task Force (Inclusive Education), August 7Workshop, Brisbane City Council (Information Accessibility). Brisbane, July 24

2002 Workshop, Brisbane City Council Caucus (The futures of the city). Brisbane, November 20,Workshop Co-Director, The Futures Foundation (Using the Future to Transform: Exploring the Smart State Vision). Brisbane. August 22–23Workshop, Brisbane City Council, Corporate Services (Water, Transport, City Businesses, City Fleet, CEO, Lord Mayor) (Mapping the future of the city). Brisbane, August 15Workshop, the Heilbronn Group (Scenario Planning), Brisbane, August 2Workshop, Association of Risk and Insurance Managers (Using Causal Layered Analysis to Rethink Risk), Melbourne, July 31

2011 Workshop, Education Queensland and Network of Learners (Mapping Educational Futures), Brisbane, December 11Workshop, Education Queensland (Approaches and Methods in Studying the Future), Brisbane, December 11Workshop, Marketshare, Queensland (World Futures). Brisbane, October 31Australian Foresight Institute, Swinburne University (Multicultural Futures and Methods), Brisbane, August 2Australian Foresight Institute, Swinburne University (Poststructural Futures and Methods), Melbourne, August 7Workshop Director, Commonwealth State Office of Health and Aged Care (Shared History and Shared Futures: 80 years back and 20 years forward). Brisbane, May 30Workshop Director, Sustainable Futures Trust (Achieving our Preferred Futures), Wellington, New Zealand, March 1–2Workshop Facilitator, Brisbane North Division of General Practice (Creating Strategic Pathways to Health Futures), Brisbane, November 29Workshop Facilitator and Lecture, Queensland Diabetes Association (Health Futures and Strategic Options), Brisbane, November 28Workshop Facilitator and Public Lecture, University of Newcastle (Creating a Preferred Vision for the Future of the University of



Newcastle), Newcastle, Australia, November 22



Workshop Presenter, International Conference on Newfutures, Tamkang University (Layered Methodology), Tamsui, Taiwan, November 5Facilitator, Australia National Health Divisions Conference (Scenarios and Models of Funding), Brisbane, July 25Workshop co-director, Certificate in Futures Studies. Critical Methods in Futures Studies, Queensland University of Technology, July 5,Workshop co-facilitator, Organizational Transformation and Futures Forum, Sydney, March 28Workshop leader, Futures of General Practice Conference, Brisbane, February 11–12Workshop leader, Heart Politics Conference, Aotearoa 2030, Taupo, New Zealand, January 12–16

1999 Workshop leader, Methodology and Forecasting, APEC Foresight Group, Bangkok, Thailand, December 16 and December 20Workshop Leader, The Content and Methodology of Futures Studies, International Management Centres, Toowong, Queensland, October 3Workshop leader, Visions of New Zealand, Reclaiming APEC Conference, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand, September 8Workshop leader, Desired Visions of Taiwan - 2025. Tamkang University, Tamsui, Taiwan, May 10Workshop leader, South Asian Languages and Cultures, India-Pakistan Relations: What Lies Ahead (Visioning South Asia), University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, April 16

1998 Workshop Co-leader, Beyond Strategy: Towards Multiple Futures, Sydney, November 9Workshop Leader, Community Visions of New Zealand 2020, Wellington, October 2Workshop Leader, Ways of Knowing and the Patterns of Leadership, Wellington, March 24Workshop Presenter, Visioning Globalism with a Heart, Ananda Mela, Stanthorpe, Queensland, January 9

1997 Workshop Presenter, New theories and methods in futures studies: the contribution of poststructuralism and civilizational studies, Brisbane, September 27Workshop Co-Director, Visioning the Future of the School of Workplace and Development (SAWD), Lismore, Southern Cross University, March 18Workshop Co-Director, Creating the Future University, Workshop for Senior University Management. Lismore, Southern Cross University, January 23



1996 Workshop Director, Scenario Planning, Mid North Coast Regional Council for Social Development, Coffs Harbor, June 15

1995 Workshop Co-Director, Valley Support Group. Teaching Futures Studies in Queensland, Noosa, Australia, December 4–5Workshop Leader, Backcasting and Visioning Seminar, Pakistan Futuristics Institute, April 9Workshop Director, Global Trends and Issues in Advocacy and Disabilities, Queensland Advocacy Incorporated, Brisbane, September 16 and November 11Workshop Director, New Zealand Futures Trust, Methods and Theories of Futures Research, Wellington, New Zealand, June 24Workshop Leader on Visions and Backcasting (Concrete Imaginations of a Spiritual World) Ananda Mela—Festival of Bliss, Stanthorpe, Queensland, January 7Workshop Leader, Ananda Marga Sectorial Conference, Stanthorpe, Queensland, January 14

1993 Workshop Leader, Ananda Marga Teacher Training Seminar, Athens, Greece (Alternative Economic Theory), December 9Workshop Leader, International Baccalaureate Conference, “Beyond Rio,” Mid-Pacific Institute (Inventing the Future), June 14

1988 Workshop Speaker, “Future images of health, “ Hawai‘i Family Dental Centers), Hawai‘i, July 10

1979 Workshop Leader, “Meditation and social change, “ Hawai‘i Symposium on Humanity, Honolulu, Mckinley High School, April 6–8Workshop Leader, “Meditation and Nutrition,“ Honolulu, Wellness Fair, Leeward Community College, April 1



MEDIA PROJECTS AND INTERVIEWS

Radio Interview, ABC, Sydney, August 7, 2011 (City futures)

Radio Interview, ABC, Dubbo, August 7, 2011 (Local government and the future)

Webcast, Destinations 2036, Elton Consulting and New South Wales Government, Department of Local Government. www. dlg. nsw. gov. au/dlg/dlghome/dlg_generalindex. asp?sectionid=1&mi=6&ml=21&AreaIndex=PRS

Radio Interview, www. seres. com. uy. Ramon Rainjan Sosa, April 15, 2011 (Prout and Productivity).

Video Interview, Freedomlab. org, Amsterdam, Holland, March 5, 2010 (Metaphors, Six Pillars and the future).

Radio Interview, ABC 773, Melbourne, October 13, 2010 (Prevention and health futures).

Script writer, Futures Thinking. DVD. Mediavision3d.

Documentary Interview, Shivani Cameron. October, 2006 (Water Rights).

Content and script advisor, Dvd. Brisbane City Council and Mediavision3d, February 2006 (City Futures).

Radio Interview, Perspectives, Eastside Radio, April 11, 2005 (Macrohistory and the future).

Radio Interview, Earthbeat, Radio National, May 1, 2004 (Spirituality as the Fourth Bottom Line).

Radio Interview, Radio National, Late Night, August 15, 2003 (Future generations).

Radio Interview, Radio National, August 14, 2003 (World after 9/11).

Perspective, Radio National, August, August 1, 2003 (Does war have a future?).

Radio Interview. ABC Sunshine Coast. July 22–27, 2002 (Futures of transportation, community, education and health).

Radio Interview, National Radio New Zealand 2001 (Localism, PROUT and globalization).

Television Interview, Channel 7, Sunshine Coast (Futures of Australia), November 16, 2000.

Television Interview Channel 9, Sunshine Coast (Ethical Business), November 16, 2000.

Radio Interview, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Maroochy (Scenarios for the Futures of Maroochy), November 14, 2000.

Radio Interview, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Radio National, Health Matters (Trends in Health), August 28, 2000.



Radio Interview Australian Broadcasting Corporation (Rewriting History and Multiculturalism), July 7, 2000.

Television Interview, Close-Up with Yu-Ming Shaw and Joanna Lee, CTV (Postmodernism and Civilization), Taipei, Taiwan, May 28, 2000.

Radio Interview, Australian Broadcasting Corporation – Queensland, Technological trends and social scenarios (Chris Jensen), January 1, 2000.

Radio Interview, BBC, Issues in 21st Century - Education, November 19, 1999 (Kathleen Griffen).

Radio Interview, BBC, Visionaries, November 19, 1999 (Jill Burridge).

Radio Interview, Australian Broadcasting Corporation – Western Queensland (Trends in Genetics and Artificial Intelligence), October 22, 1999 (Tom Harwood).

Radio Interview, New Zealand National Radio, October 1, 1998 (Beyond Capitalism: The Proutist Alternative) (Kim Hill).

Radio Interview, Brisbane, September 18 (The Long Term Future) (Carolyn Tucker).

Radio Interview, New Zealand National Public Radio, March 25 (The Futures of the University) (Linda Skates).

Radio Interview, Australia National Radio, November 24, 1995 (The Greening of the New Technologies).

Radio Interview, Australia National Radio, “Country Hour”, November 23, 1995 (End of Nature and the future of the environment).

Radio Interview, Australia National Radio, July 19, 1995 (Politics of Time: the Urgency of the Present).

Radio Interview, New Zealand Nelson Fifeshire Radio, June 28, 1995 (Paradoxes of Globalism).

Radio Interview, New Zealand National Public Radio, June 25, 1995 (Futures and the Spiritual).

Script for Documentary titled, ‘Handcuffed to History and Chained to the Future: Alternative Futures for India’. Prepared for film director, Dhinkar Rao.

Radio Show, Hawai‘i Public Radio, February 12, 1994, Interview by Poka Burgess (Comparing Yugoslavia and Hawai‘i).

Panellist, Dialog, Public Television, Hawai‘i, January 26, 1990 (Stress).

Radio Show, San Francisco, March 11, 1987, Interview (Self-Reliance and the Future of the Philippines).

Appearance on Week-long Hawai‘i Channel 4 News (KITV), 1983 (Series on Futures Research and Emerging Issues Analysis).

Regular Radio Show Appearances on Hawai‘i 1080 AM, 1983 (Futures Research Methodology and the Future of Hawai‘i).



PUBLICATIONS

EDITORIAL AND WRITING

Theme Editor

UNESCO Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems, Global Transformations and World Futures, 1998–2001.

Co-editor Prout Review, 2001. Co-editor Journal of Futures Studies, Taiwan, 1998 – present. Associate Editor

New Renaissance, Germany, 1997 – present.

International Editorial Board

Futurestakes, 2009–

Development, 2001 – 2009. Futures, 1991 – present. Foresight, 1999 – present. Peace and Democracy in South Asia, 2003 – present. Periodica Islamica, 1996 – 1998. Prout Journal, 2008–present.

Senior Writer

Global Times, Denmark, 1996 – 1998.

Co-Editor Futures Bulletin, Australia, 1994 – 1998. Referee Special issue of Journal of Organizational Change Management

(1997). Editor Global Conversations and Future Generations: Selections from

the 1997 World Conference of the World Futures Studies Federation. Web Based Proceedings (1999).



.

EDITED SPECIAL ISSUES OF ACADEMIC JOURNALS

Guest Editor, Futures, Special issue, “City Futures,” (Vol. 43), 2011.

Guest Editor, Futures, Special issue, “Epistemological Pluralism in Futures Studies (April 2010).

Guest Editor, Futures, Special Issue, “Action Learning Futures,” Vol. 28, No. 6, August, 2006 (Jose Ramos, lead editor).

Guest Editor, Foresight, Special Issue, “A society for all ages,” December 2003.

Guest Editor, Futures, Special Issue, “Layered Methodologies,” August 2002.

Guest Editor, Futures, Special Issue, “Alternative Futures of the University”, August, 1998 (with Jennifer Gidley).

Guest Editor, Futures, Special double Issue on “Communication Futures”, March/April 1998 (with Tony Stevenson).

Guest Editor, Futures, Special double Issue titled “What Futurists Think”, August/September, 1996.

Guest Editor, Futures Research Quarterly, Special Issue on Judicial Foresight and Culturally Appropriate Dispute Resolution, Winter 1993 and Spring 1994.

Guest Editor, Futures, Special Issue titled, “The Futures of South Asia”, November 1992.

BOOKS

Authored booksUnderstanding Sarkar: Tantra, Macrohistory and Transformative Knowledge

(Leiden, Brill, January, 2002). (isbn 9004–121935 hardback ; isbn 9004–128425 paperback)

Questioning the Future: Futures Studies, Action Learning and Organizational Transformation (Tamsui, Tamkang University, 2002). (isbn: 957–9078–42–4).

Questioning the Future: Methods and Tools for Organizational and Societal Transformation. (Tamsui, Tamkang University, 2005, 2007 (isbn: 986–7385–11–X) (Third edition of Questioning the Future).

Situating Sarkar: Tantra, Macrohistory and Alternative Futures (Maleny, Australia, Gurkula Press, 1999) (isbn: 0 - 9585866 – 1– 6).

Edited booksA Society for All Ages (London, Emerald Group Publishing, 2008) (with Colin

Blackman) ISBN: 1845444779.



Alternative Futures of Education: Pedagogies for Emergent Worlds (Netherlands, Sense Publishers, 2008) (with Marcus Bussey and Ivana Milojevic).

Global Transformations and World Futures; knowledge, economy and society vol 1 and 2, UNESCO Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (Oxford, EOLSS Publishers, 2008). [isbn-978–1–84826–216–4 (Adobe e-book Reader), isbn-978–1–84826–666–7 (hard copy)]

Neohumanistic Educational Futures (Tamkang University Press, Tamsui, Taiwan, 2006) (with Marcus Bussey and Ivana Milojevic). (isbn: 986738563–2)

The Causal Layered Analysis Reader: Theory and Case Studies of an Integrative and Transformative Methodology (Tamkang University Press, Tamsui, Taiwan, 2004). (isbn 957–9078–85)

Islam, Postmodernism and Other Futures: A Ziauddin Sardar Reader (London, Pluto Press, 2003) (isbn: 0 7453 1985 8 hardback, 0 7453 1984 x paperback) (with Gail Boxwell)

Youth Futures: Empirical Research and Transformative Visions (Westport, Ct. Praeger, 2002) (isbn-275–97414–6) (with Jennifer Gidley)

Transforming Communication: technology, sustainability and future generations (Westport, Ct. and London, Praeger Studies on the 21st Century, 2002) (isbn 0–275–96944–4 and 0–275–97540–1 for pbk) (with Susan Leggett)

The University in Transformation: Global Perspectives on the Futures of the University (Westport, Ct. , Bergin and Garvey, 2000) (isbn - 0–89789–718–8) (with Jennifer Gidley). Translated into Spanish as La Universidad en transformacion: perspectivas globales sobre los futures de la Universidad.

Macrohistory and Macrohistorians: Perspectives on Individual, Social, and Civilizational Change (Westport, Ct. , and London, Praeger, 1997) (isbn - 0–275–95755–1) (with Johan Galtung).

Transcending Boundaries: P. R. Sarkar’s Theories of Individual and Social Transformation (Maleny, Australia, Gurukul Publications, 1999) (isbn: 0 – 9585866–0–8) (with Jennifer Fitzgerald)

Towards the 21st Century: The Futures of Democracy in Pakistan and the Developing World: Selected Papers (Islamabad, World Futures Studies Federation and Pakistan Futuristics Institute, 1996) (isbn: 1–86435–277–9) (ed. , with Ikram Azam and James Dator)

Chaos and Coherence in Our Uncommon Futures: Selections from the X111 Conference of the World Futures Studies Federation (Turku, Finland, Finish Society for Futures Studies, 1994) (with Mika Mannermaa and Rick Slaughter)

Judicial Foresight in the Hawai‘i Courts: Proceedings of the 1991 Hawai‘i Judiciary Foresight Congress (Honolulu, State of Hawai‘i, 1994)

CDROMs/DVD



Futures Studies: Methods, Emerging Issues and Civilizational Visions - A Multimedia Reader (Brisbane, Prosperity Press, 1998) (isbn: 1–875–603–131) (with Paul Wildman) [An earlier solely Web version was titled, Reader in Futures Studies (Lismore, Southern Cross University, 1995) (Prepared for the Faculty of Education, Work, and Training, Southern Cross University). ]

The Views of Futurists - Volume 4 of the Knowledge Base of Futures Studies (Brisbane, Foresight International, 2001) (isbn: 0 85590 773 8).

Futures Thinking for Transforming Today: Exploring the Pillars of Futures Studies. Brisbane, Media3dvision, 2008.

Booklets/workbooksAlternative Futures: Methodology, Society, Macrohistory and the Long-Term

Future. (Tamkang Chair Lecture Series 120, Tamsui, Tamkang University Press, 2000).

ENCYCLOPAEDIA ENTRIES

“Futures studies and peace studies. ,” in Nigel J. Young, ed. , The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Peace, Volume 2. (Oxford University Press: New York, 2010), 174–180 (with Frank Hutchinson).

“Futures of war and peace,” in Nigel J. Young, ed, The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Peace, Volume 2 (Oxford University Press: New York, 2010), 170–174.

“Macrohistory and theories of peace,” in: Nigel J. Young, ed. , The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Peace, Volume 2, (Oxford University Press: New York, 2010), 652–655.

“Global Transformations and Futures: Knowledge, Economy and Society,” in Sohail Inayatullah, theme editor, Global Transformations and World Futures, UNESCO Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (Oxford, EOLSS Publishers, 2002). Also in EOLSS Papers, World Summit on Sustainable Development, 2002.

“Epistemology and Methodology in the Study of the Future,” in Sohail Inayatullah, theme editor, Global Transformations and World Futures, UNESCO Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (Oxford, EOLSS Publishers, 2002).

“The Grand Patterns of Change and the Future,” in Sohail Inayatullah, theme editor, Global Transformations and World Futures, UNESCO Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (Oxford, EOLSS Publishers, 2002).

“From the Information Era to the Communicative Era: Social and Spiritual Issues and Futures”, in Sohail Inayatullah, theme editor, Global Transformations and World Futures, UNESCO Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (Oxford, EOLSS Publishers, 2002).

“The Futures of the United Nations and Structural Possibilities of World System Transformation”, in Sohail Inayatullah, theme editor, Global Transformations and Futures, UNESCO Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (Oxford, EOLSS Publishers, 2002).



“Listening to Non-Western Perspectives,” in David Hicks and Rick Slaughter, eds. , World Yearbook of Education 1998 (London, Kogan Page, 1998), 55–68.

“Framing Indian Political Philosophy,” in Edward Craig, ed. , Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy (London, Routledge, 1998), 521–525.

“Development, Alternative”, George Thomas Kurian and Graham T. T. Molitor, eds. , Encyclopedia of the Future, Vol. 1 (New York, Macmillan Library Reference, 1995), 198–199.

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

“Futures studies: theories and methods,” in Fernando Gutierrez Junquera, ed., There’s a future: Visions for a better world. Madrid, BBVA, 2013, 36-66. https://www.bbvaopenmind.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/03_estudios_futuro1.pdf

“Masini: se requiere un pueblo par levantar el futuro (Masini: it takes a village to raise the future),” in Antonio Alonso Concheiro and Javier Medina Vasquez, eds. , Eleonora Masini and Futures Studies (Alma de los studios de los futures) , Mexico, Javier Barros Sierra, 2013, 323-328. http://advantyx.net/JBS/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/CD-Eleonora-Masini.pdf

“El persamiento prospective como herramienta de transformacion,” in Enric Bas and Mario Guillo, eds., Prospective e Innovacion, Madrid, Plaza y Valdes Editores, 2012, 113-154 (in Spanish).

“Alternative futures of crime and prisons, “ in Sam Muller, Stavros Zouridis, Morly Frishman and Laura Kistemaker, eds. , The Law of the future and the future of Law, Oslo, Torkel Opsahl Academic Epublisher, 2011, 693–706.

“Deconstructing and reconstructing the global financial crisis,” in Jorgen Johansen and John Jones, Experiments with peace. Oxford and Cape Town, Pambazuka Press, 2010, 89–102.

“Six Pillars: futures thinking for transformation,” in Aaron Low, Decisions in a complex world-building foresight capabilities,” Singapore, National Security Coordination Secretariat, 2010, 17–42

"World futures: The West, Islam, and Terrorism Futures after 9/11," in Matthew J. Morgan, ed. , The Impact of 9/11 on Politics and War: the day that changed everything (New York, PalgraveMacmillan, 2009), 247–260.

“Causal Layered Analysis: an integrative and transformative theory and method,” in Jerome Glenn and Theodore Gordon, eds. , Futures Research Methodology, Version 3. 0 – the Millennium Project (Washington DC, ACUNU, 2003), chapter 35. An earlier version appeared in Version 2. 0, 2003.

"The Demographic Transition: Population and Underpopulation," in Ajaya Kumar Sahoo, ed. , The Sociology of Aging: A Reader. Delhi, Rawat Publications, 2008, 83–94.



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“Distant Futures and Alternative Presents of South Asia,” in Navnita Chadha Behera, International Relations in South Asia: Search for an Alternative Paradigm. New Delhi, Sage, 2008, 51–73. An earlier version appeared as, “Handcuffed to history and Chained to the Future: Distant Futures and Alternative Presents for South Asia”, in S. P. Udayakumar, ed. , South Asia: Handcuffed to History: Narratives, Pathologies, and Violence in South Asia (Westport, Ct. Praeger, 2000), 165–186.

Sohail Inayatullah, "Mapping educational futures: six foundational concepts and the six pillars approach," in Marcus Bussey, Sohail Inayatullah and Ivana Milojevic, eds. , Alternative Educational Futures: Pedagogies for Emergent Worlds. (Rotterdam, Sense Publishers, 2008), 13–40.

Sohail Inayatullah, "Images and trends in tension: the alternative futures of the university," in Marcus Bussey, Sohail Inayatullah and Ivana Milojevic, eds. , Alternative Educational Futures: Pedagogies for Emergent Worlds. (Rotterdam, Sense Publishers, 2008), 113–132.

Sohail Inayatullah, "Pathways: alternative educational futures," Marcus Bussey, Sohail Inayatullah and Ivana Milojevic, eds. , Alternative Educational Futures: Pedagogies for Emergent Worlds. (Rotterdam, Sense Publishers, 2008), 1–12.

"Macrohistory, Macrohistorians and Futures Studies," in Patrick van der Duin, Knowing Tomorrow: how science deals with the future, Netherlands, Eburon Publishers, 2007, 91–114.

"Images and trends in tension: the alternative futures of the university," in Maria Kelo, ed. , The Future of the University: Translating Lisbon into Practice. Bonn, Lemmens, 2006, 85, 104.

"From Multiculturalism to Neohumanism: Pedagogy and Politics in Changing Futures," in Neohumanistic Educational Futures (Tamkang University Press, Tamsui, Taiwan, 2006) (with Marcus Bussey and Ivana Milojevic), 36–54.

"Neohumanist Historiography: Reshaping the Teaching of History," in Neohumanistic Educational Futures (Tamkang University Press, Tamsui, Taiwan, 2006) (with Marcus Bussey and Ivana Milojevic; chapter co-written with Bussey), 266–282.

"The Futures of Neohumanist Education," in Neohumanistic Educational Futures (Tamkang University Press, Tamsui, Taiwan, 2006) (with Marcus Bussey and Ivana Milojevic), 335–354.

"Alternative Futures of a Challenged Democracy," in Mika Mannermaa, Futures of Democracy. Helsinki, Parliament of Finland, 2006, 113–127.

“Culture and fairness: the idea of civilizational fairnessFairness, Globalization and Alternative Futures”, in James Dator, Richard Pratt, and Yongseok Seo, eds. , Fairness, Globalization and Public Institutions (Honolulu, University of Hawai‘i Press, 2006), 31–33.

"The triple bottom line plus one," in James Dator, Richard Pratt, and Yongseok Seo, eds. , Fairness, Globalization and Public Institutions (Honolulu, University of Hawai‘i Press, 2006), 84–85.

"Why I hate passports and visas: a personal story of globalization and fairness," in James Dator, Richard Pratt, and Yongseok Seo, eds. , Fairness, Globalization and Public Institutions (Honolulu, University of Hawai‘i Press, 2006), 88–95.



"Food politics: a multilayered causal analysis,"," in James Dator, Richard Pratt, and Yongseok Seo, eds. , Fairness, Globalization and Public Institutions (Honolulu, University of Hawai‘i Press, 2006), 168–171.

"Asian values and generational challenges to Confucian norms," in James Dator, Richard Pratt, and Yongseok Seo, eds. , Fairness, Globalization and Public Institutions (Honolulu, University of Hawai‘i Press, 2006), 329–331.

“The Patterns of the Past and Future ”, in Linda Carroli, ed. , Ideas Anthology (Brisbane, University of Queensland Press, 2005), 95–118.

“Alternative Futures of Crime and Corrections”, in Arthur Shostak, ed, America Moving Ahead, Vol. 2. Philadelphia, Chelsea House, 2005, 76–85.

“Care to be a Doctor Tomorrow?”, in Arthur Shostak, ed. , America Moving Ahead, Vol. 2. Philadelphia, Chelsea House, 2005, 46–55.

“Alternative Futures of War: Imagining the Impossible”, in Arthur Shostak, ed. , Beyond 9/11 and the Iraq War: In the Shadow of War, Vol 4. , Philadelphia, Chelsea House, 2005, 155–165.

“Corporate, Technological, Epistemic, and Democratic Challenges: Mapping the Political Economy of University Futures”, in Jaishree Odin and Peter Manicas, eds. , Globalization and Higher Education (Honolulu, University of Hawai‘i Press, 2004), 202–223.

“Sarkar’s Vision of the Future: An Eutopia from the Indian Episteme” in Art Shostak, ed. , Viable Utopian Ideas: On Shaping a Finer America and World (Armonk, NY. , M. E Sharpe, 2003), 208–215.

“Introduction: the Other Futurist” in Sohail Inayatullah and Gail Boxwell, eds. , Islam, Postmodernism and Other Futures: A Ziauddin Sardar Reader (London, Pluto, 2003).

“Youth Dissent: Multiple Perspectives on Youth Futures”, in Jennifer Gidley and Sohail Inayatullah, eds. , Youth Futures: Comparative Research and Transformative Visions (Westport, CT, Praeger, 2002).

“Global Transformations and World Futures”, in Knowledge for Sustainable Development - An Insight into the Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems, Vol. 111 (Paris, France and Oxford, UK, UNESCO Publishing and EOLSS Publishers, 2002), 559–572 (ISBN 92–3–103859–1).

“Youth, Scenarios and Metaphors of the Future”, in Jennifer Gidley and Sohail Inayatullah, eds. , Youth Futures: Comparative Research and Transformative Visions (Westport, CT, Praeger, 2002).

“Futures Dreaming Outside and on the Margins of the Western World”, in Arthur Shostak, ed. , Utopian Thinking in Sociology: Creating the Good Society (Washington, DC, American Sociological Society, 2001), 25–34 (with Ivana Milojevic).

“Social Movements, Economic Democracy and Transformative Futures – A PROUT Perspective”, in Bruce Dyer, ed. , Reclaiming APEC – Conference Papers (Nelson, New Zealand, PROUT, 1999).

“Transcending the Knowledge Base of Humanity”, in Sohail Inayatullah and Jennifer Fitzgerald, eds. , Transcending Boundaries (Maleny, Gurukul Publications, 1999) (with Jennifer Fitzgerald), 1–18.

“Handcuffed to history and Chained to the Future: Distant Futures and Alternative Presents for South Asia”, in S. P. Udayakumar, ed. , South Asia: Handcuffed to History: Narratives, Pathologies, and Violence in South Asia (Wesport, Ct. Praeger, 2000), 165–186.



“Earth in Heaven: Linear, Cyclical and Transcendental Theories of Social Change”, in Sohail Inayatullah and Jennifer Fitzgerald, eds. , Transcending Boundaries (Maleny, Gurukul Publications, 1999), 19–24.

“Karma Samnyasa: Sarkar’s reconceptualization of Indian ascetism”, in K. Ishwaran, ed. , Ascetic culture: renunciation and worldly engagement (Leiden, Brill, 1999, Vol. 73, International Studies in Sociology and Social Anthropology) (with Shaman Hatley), 139–152.

“Exclusion and Inclusion in the Information Era”, Wendy Harcourt, ed. , woman@internet: creating new cultures in cyberspace (London, Zed books, 1999) (with Ivana Milojevic), 76–88.

“The Shape and Time of the Future: Towards a Post-development Vision of the Future”, in Richard Slaughter, ed. The Knowledge Base of Futures Studies: Directions and Outlooks. Vol. 3 (Melbourne, DDM Publishers, 1996), 113–126; also in Sohail Inayatullah and Paul Wildman, eds. , Futures Studies (Brisbane, Prosperity Press, 1998) (CD-ROM).

“Mullahs, Sex, and Bureaucrats: Pakistan’s Confrontations the Modern World”, in Deepika Petraglia-Bahri and Mary Vasudeva, eds. , Between the Lines: South Asians In/On Postcoloniality (Philadelphia, Temple University Press, 1996).

“The Futures of Democracy: An Introduction”, in Ikram Azam, Sohail Inayatullah and James Dator, eds. , The Futures of Democracy in Pakistan and the Developing World (Islamabad, World Futures Studies Federation and Pakistan Futuristics Institute, 1996), iv-xi.

“The Futures of Democracy: Broadening the Discourse”, in Ikram Azam, Sohail Inayatullah and James Dator, eds. , The Futures of Democracy in Pakistan and the Developing World (Islamabad, World Futures Studies Federation and Pakistan Futuristics Institute, 1996), 9–21. Translated into Russian and published in Futures Studies: Governance, Peace and Development--Interweek 1995 (Novisbirsk, Novisbirsk State University, 1995); also in Cosmic Society (Vol. 14, No. 7, September-October, 1995), 5–12.

“Methods and Epistemologies”, in Richard Slaughter, ed. ,The Knowledge Base of Futures Studies: Foundations. Vol. 1 (Melbourne, DDM Publishers, 1996), 187–203; rewritten as “An Introduction to Futures Studies: Alternative Global and South Asian Futures”, Proceedings of the Pakistan Academy of Science: A Quarterly Scientific Journal of the Pakistan Academy of Sciences (No. 32, 1996), 95–104.

“Further and Closer Than Ever Before: A Social Science/Futures Studies View of the Contributions of Religion to Peace”, in Felix Marti, ed. ,The Contribution of Religion to the Culture of Peace (Barcelona, Centre Unesco de Catalunya, 1995), 95–105; translated into Catalan as “Mes Lluny I Mes A Prop Que Mai: Una Perspectiva De Ciencies Socials/Estudis Del Futur Sobre Les Contribucions De La Religio Respecte A La Pau”, Questions De Vida Cristiana (178, 1995), 34–55; revised as “Religion and Peace”, Global Times (December 1996), 30–31.

“What is the Spiritual?”, in Felix Marti, ed. ,The Contribution of Religion to the Culture of Peace (Barcelona, Centre UNESCO de Catalunya, 1995), 105–106. Also in: “What is the Spiritual”, Global Times (January, 1995); rewritten and published as, “What is spirituality?”New Renaissance (Vol. 7, No. 3, 1997), 8–9.



“Empirical, Civilizational and Critical Approaches for Transforming and Sustaining the World for Futures Generations”, in James Dator and Tae-Chang Kim, eds. , Creating a New History for Future Generations (Kyoto, Kyoto Forum, 1995), 27–42; translated into Russian and published in Futures Studies: Governance, Peace and Development--Interweek 1995 (Novisbirsk, Novisbirsk State University, 1995); also at: url:http://www. fbs. qut. edu/wfsf/eccastwf. htm.

“Chaos in Culture, Science and Politics: New Synthesis or Spencer Revisited”, in Mika Mannermaa, Sohail Inayatullah and Rick Slaughter, eds. , Coherence and Chaos In Our Uncommon Futures (Turku, Finland, Finish Society for Futures Studies, 1994).

“Frames of Reference, the Breakdown of the Self, and the Search for Reintegration”, in Eleonora Masini and Yogesh Atal, eds. , The Futures of Asian Cultures (Bangkok, UNESCO, 1993); rewritten and published in Eleonora Masini (ed. ) and Albert Sasson, coordinator, The Futures of Cultures (Paris, UNESCO, 1994), 95–130.

“Linking the Future with the Present in Judicial Bureaucracies: Learning From the Hawai‘i Judiciary Case”, in Mika Mannermaa, ed. , Proceedings of the X1 World Futures Studies Federation Conference (Turku, Finland, World Futures Studies Federation and Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 1992).

“Governance, Representation and Types of Power,” in Steenbergen, Nakarada, Marti and Dator, eds. , Advancing Democracy and Participation, Barcelona, Centre UNESCO Catalunya, 1992.

“The Futures of Cultures: Present Images, Past Visions, and Future Hopes,” Abhinandan/Philippines (Vol. 5, No. 4, 1988) and in Eleonora Masini, James Dator, and Sharon Rodgers, eds. The Futures of Development: Selections of the X World Conference of the World Futures Studies Federation (Paris, UNESCO, 1991).

“I Hate the Pacific Shift or is there a Pacific Shift in your Future”, in “Planning as if the Future Mattered: Hawai‘i’s Quality of Life for the 21st Century”, Notes of the 1989 Hawai‘i Congress of Planning Officials Conference (October 25–27, 1989).

“Planning the Future: Predictive, Cultural and Critical Methodologies”, in Jeanne Skog, ed. , Partners in Planning (Maui, Maui Economic Development Board, 1989).

SELECTED REPORTS

“Transforming the futures of Higher Education in Malaysia,” Ministry of Higher Education, Government of Malaysia, April, 2013.

“The Futures of ICBA: Visions and Strategies,” Office of the Director, International Centre for Biosaline Agriculture, Dubai, 2012.

“BRAC University futures,” Office of the Vice-Chancellor, BRAC University, Dhaka, Bangladesh, June 2012.

“Alternative Futures of Malaysian Universities,” Ministry of Higher Education, Government of Malaysia, November 1, 2012.



“E-Health Scenarios and Visions for Bangladesh,” Bangladesh Directorate General of Health, Bangladesh Enterprise Institute and Rockefeller Foundation, April 2012 (with Ali Shah)

"Futures Studies in Asia: Players and Institutions," Report for Third Global Knowledge Conference, Kuala Lumpur, December 2007. Funded by the Swiss Development and Cooperation, Agency.

“Futures of Pine Rivers Shire. "Report for Pine Rivers Shire, October 2005. “West and Non-West, Ego and Alter-ego: Technological, Communicative and

Microvita Futures Explored,” Research Report Series. Western Agri-Foods Institute, Western Canada, 2001.

“Caseload and Judicial Performance,” Report to the Chief Justice, the Hawai‘i Judiciary, 1985.

“Judicial and Social Impacts of Economic Growth in Kona, Hawai‘i,” Report to the Administrative Director, the Hawai‘i Judiciary, 1984.

“Trend Analysis in the Hawai‘i Courts,” Report to the Administrative Director, the Hawai‘i Judiciary, 1983.

“An Analysis of the Conceptual Framework of the Hawai‘i Judiciary,” Report to the Administrative Director, the Hawai‘i Judiciary, 1982.

ARTICLES IN REFEREED ACADEMIC JOURNALS

“Gaming the Future – Playing the Sarkar Game,” Journal of Futures Studies (forthcoming 2013).

“Democratic, layered analysis and visions of the future,” Futures (forthcoming 2014) (with Song).

“Alternative futures of Brac University,” On the Horizon (forthcoming 2013).

“Learnings from Futures Studies: learnings from Dator,” Journal of Futures Studies, (forthcoming, 2013).

“The Alternative futures of the International Centre for Biosaline Agriculture,” Foresight (forthcoming 2014).

“Ehealth scenarios and visions for Bangladesh,” Foresight (Vol. 15, No. 3, 2013), 177-189.

“The Futures of Policing: going beyond the thin blue line”, Futures (Vol. 49, 2013), 1-8.

“The Alternative futures of the Arab Spring – a macrohistorical analysis” Jurnal Global dan Strategis (forthcoming, 2013). An earlier version appeared in “Using macrohistory to analyse the alternative futures of the Arab Spring,” Whitehead Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations (Spring, 2012, http://blogs.shu.edu/diplomacy/). And a much earlier version appeared in “The Arab Spring: What’s Next,” World Affairs (Vol 15, No 3, 2011), 36–41.



“Universities in Malaysia in Transformation,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol 17, No. 2, December 2012, 111-124).

“Humanity 3000: a comparative analysis of methodological approaches to forecasting the long-term),” Foresight (Vol 14, No. 5, 2012), 401-417.

“Alternative Scenarii for Asia,” World Affairs (Vol. 16, No. , 2, Summer, 2012), 37–51.

“University futures: Wikipedia University, Core-periphery reversed, Incremental Managerialism or Bliss for all,” On the Horizon, (Vol. 20, No. 1, 2012), 84–91.

“A method for building community resilience to climate change in emerging coastal cities,” Futures (Vol 43, No. 7, 2011), 673–679 (with Tim Smith, Phillip Daffara, Kevin O’toole, Julie Mathews, Dana Thomsen, John Fien and Michelle Graymore).

“Islamic Civilization in Transition: Creating a Postwestern civilization,” Jurnal Global & Strategis (Vol. 5 Th. 2, June-December 2011), 103–117.

“Transformative foresight: university sains Malaysia leads the way,” Futures (Vol. 44, 2012), 36–45 (with Ellisha Nasruddin and Reevany Bustami).

“Global transitions and Asia 2060,” Futures (Vol. 44, No. 3 March 2012).

“City futures in transformation: emerging issues and case studies” Futures (September Vol. 43, 2011), 654–661.

“Los futures del mundo y la crisis financier global: narratives que definen y scenarios que crean,” Ekonomiaz (No. 76, 1 cuatrimestre 2011), 64–91.

“Feminist visions and Critiques of the future,” Futures Research Quarterly (Vol. 14, No. 1, Spring, 1998), 35–46 (with Ivana Milojevic). Rewritten and translated into Finnish in Futura (March, 2010), 19–31.

“From illness to health: mapping the futures of the global financial crisis,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol 14, No. 3, March 2010), 41–44.

“Emerging world scenario triggered by the global financial crisis,” World Affairs: the journal of international issues (Vol 14, No 3, 2010), 48–69.

“Multiple narratives of the futures of the global financial crisis,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 14, No. 3, March 2010), 109–128. Rewritten as “Deconstructing and Reconstructing the Global Financial Crisis,” PROUT (In two parts: June 2010 and September 2010), 44–47 and 40–42.

“Changing the health story from passive acceptance to active foresight,” Futures (Vol. 42, No 6, August 2010). Rewritten as “Prevention as the new worldview,” Scenario (No. 4, 2011), 36–38.

“Epistemological pluralism in Futures Studies – the CLA-Integral Debates,” Futures (Vol. , 42, No. 2, April, 2010), 99–102.

“Theory and practice in transformation: the disowned futures of Integral,” Futures (Vol. 42, No. 2, April 2010), 103–109.



"Defeating the Taliban: one joke at a time," Pragati: the Indian National Interest Review (No. 28, July 2009), 24–25. Also in Journal of Futures Studies (November 2009). A shorter version appeared as "Mockery may unmask the Taliban," The Australian Financial Review (31 July 2009), 2. Also has appeared in Prout Journal (August 2009), 6–9. And in Pakistan Perspectives (July-December, Vol 13

“Questioning scenarios,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. , 13, No. 3, February 2009), 75–80.

"Futures as a heterotopia," Futures (40), 2008, 924–926.

"Beyond the pendulum of the general and the landlord-politician: Understanding and creating alternative futures for Pakistan," Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 12, No. 4, May 2008, 69–76. ). Also has appeared as "Pakistan after Election," PROUT (Vol. , 18, No. 9, 2008). Also rewritten as "Pakistan's Alternative Futures," Futuretakes (Winter 2008/2009).

"Six Pillars: futures thinking for transforming," Foresight (Vol. 10, No 1, 2008), 4–28.

"A Post-Howard–Costello Scenario: Australia 2026," in S. Wooltorton and D. Marinova, eds. , Sharing wisdom for our future: Environmental education in action. Proceedings of the 2006 Conference of the Australian Association of Environmental Education. Bunbury, Association of Environmental Education, 2006. Also in: Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 11, No. 3, February 2007), 93–96.

"Which futures for the libraries?” Foresight (Vol. 9, No. 3, 2007), 54–57.

“Foresight and connecting the dots: the politics of worldviews and disowned selves/collectivities,” Future Islam: a journal of future ideology that shapes today the world of tomorrow (1 March 2007).

http://www. futureislam. com/20070301/insight/sohail/Foresight_And_Connecting_The_Dots. asp

"Alternative Futures of Occupational Therapy and Therapists, "Journal of Futures Studies (Vol 11, No. , 4, 2007)

"Which identity for Australians?," Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 11, Number 1, August 2006), 115–120.

"Eliminating Future Shock: the changing world of work and organizations," Foresight (Vol. 8, No. 5, September 2006), 3–14.

" Anticipatory Action Learning: theory and practice," Futures (Vol, 38, No. 6, August 2006), 656–666.

“Waking up to a New Future,” Journal of Futures Studies. Special Issue edited by Jordi Serra. (Vol. 10, No. 2, November 2005), 55–62. Rewritten as "Awakening to a World State," PROUT (March 2009), 41–45.

"From Organizational to Institutional Change," On the Horizon (Vol. 13, No. 2, 2005), 46–53.



"Spirituality and the future bottom line?," Futures (Vol. 27, 2005), 573–579. Rewritten as "Spirituality as the fourth bottom line, " PROUT ( February 2009), 16–19.

"Sweet memories of the future," Futures (Vol. 37, 2005), 401–406.

"Alternative Futures of Muslims: challenges to linear and cyclical macrohistory," Futures 37 (2005), 1195–1200.

"Future avoiders, migrants and natives," Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. , 9, No. 2, December 2004), 83–87. Translated in Mandarin for Tamkang News (December, 2004), 2.

"Five Futures for Muslims," http://www. futurebrief. com/Sohail. asp. August 11, 2004. Refereed Web Journal.

“Dramatic Transformations in Health Care and their Implications for Primary Care,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 8, No. 4, May 2004), 75–82.

“Cities Create Their Future,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 8, No. 3, February 2004), 77–81.

“Futures at TamkangUniversity,” Futures (December 2003, Vol. 35, No. 10, 2003), 1075–1077. Reprinted in the Richard Slaughter and Sohail Inayatullah, The Knowledge Base of Futures Studies, Vol. 5. CD-Rom. Brisbane, Foresight International, 2005.

“Ageing: Alternative Futures and Policy Choices,” Foresight (Vo. 5, No. 6, December 2003), 8–17.

“Does War Have a Future,” Journal of Futures Studies (August 2003), 111–114; A shorter version appeared in New Renaissance (Summer 2003), 12–13; rewritten for: Arthur B. Shostak, “In the Shadow of War,” Vol 4 of Defeating Terrorism: Developing Dreams (Philadelphia, Chelsea House, 2004), 155–161. Rewritten as “Alternative Futures of War,” in Arthur Shostak, Teen Futures, forthcoming.

“Alternative Futures of Transport,” Foresight (Vol. 5, No. 1, 2003), 34–43.

“Alternative Futures and Genetics,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 7, No. 4, May 2003), 67–72.

“Dreaming on the Margins of the West and Non-West,” Futures, Vol 35, No. 5, June 2003, 493–507 (with Ivana Milojevic).

“Teaching Futures Studies: From Strategy to Transformative Change,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. , 7, No. , 3, February 2003), 35–40.

“Smart Cars and Smart Insurance: Analyzing the Trends,” Foresight (Vol. 4, No. 1, 2002).

“Layered Methodology: meanings, epistemes and the politics of knowledge,” Futures (Vol. 34, No. 6, August, 2002), 479–493.

“Reductionism or Layered Complexity: The Futures of Futures Studies,” Futures (Vol. 34, Nos. 3–4, 2002), 295–302.



http://www.futurebrief.com/Sohail.asp.%20August%2011

“World System Futures: After the Terror,” Development (Vol. 45, No. 2, 2002), 58–64; updated and for Futures Research Quarterly (Winter 2001, Vol. 17, No. 4), 65–68.

“Trends Transforming the University,” Access (Special Issue on Higher Education, 2003).

“The Rights of Robots: Cases, Courts and Unexpected Futures,” Australasian Science (November, 2001).

“The Rights of Robot: Inclusion, Courts and Unexpected Futures,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 6, No. 2, November 2001), 93–102.

“Islamic Civilization in Globalization,” in Institute for National Policy Research, Taiwan Government Council of Cultural Affairs, 2001, 215–237.

“Transformations of the World Systems: The Artificial Society or Gaia of Cultures,” in Italian, in Pluriverso, 2001); an earlier version appeared in English as “Possibilities for the Future,” Development (Vol. 43, No. 4, December 2000), 17–21.

“Eco-bots in Your Future: the Future of the Middle-man,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 5, No. 4, May 2001), 127–132.

“Challenging the Feudal Mind: Alternative Futures for the University,” On the Horizon (Vol. 9, No. 2, March/April 2001), 6–8.

“Science, Civilization and Global Ethics,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 5, No. 2, November 2000), 157–170. An earlier version appeared as “Expanding our Knowledge and Ignorance: Understanding the Next One Thousand Years,” in The Australian Business Network Report (Vol. 7, No. 10, December, 2000), 13–17.

“Tips and Pitfalls of the Futures Studies Trade,” Foresight (August, Vol. 2, No. 4, 2000), 369–374.

“El Mon Com A Ciutat: La Ciutat Com A Futur Perspectives Entorn Dels Futurs Multiculutrals De La Ciutat,” (The Futures of the City) Debats Technologics (No. 14, October 2000), 22–32 and in Spanish as “El Mundo Como Ciudad: La Cidudad Como Futuro. Perspectivas En Torno A Los Futuros Multiculturales De La Ciudad,” Debats Technologics (No. 14, October 2000), 76–80.

“Impact of New Information and Communication Technologies (ICTS) on Socio-Economic and Educational Development of Africa and the Asia-Pacific”, Journal of Futures Studies (Volume 4, No. 2, May 2000), 21–66 (With Levi Obijiofor and Tony Stevenson).

“Deconstructing the Year 2000,” Futures (Vol. 32, No. 1, February, 2000), 7–16.

“Trends transforming the universities this century,” On the Horizon (Vol. 8, No. 2, March-April, 2000), 1–6. Also at: http://www. camfordpublishing. com (with Jennifer Gidley).

“A depth approach to the futures of the self,” Futures (Vol. 31, No. 8, October 1999), 813–817.



“Macrohistory, general systems theory and modernity,” Futures (Vol. 31, Nos. 3/4, April/May, 1999), 397–401.

“Implications of Sacred Pleasure for Cultural Evolution,” World Futures: Journal of General Evolution (Vol. 53, 1999), 41–51.

“Pedagogy, culture and futures studies,” American Behavioral Scientist (Vol, 42, No. 3, November/December 1998), 386–397; rewritten for James Dator, ed. , Advancing Futures Studies: Futures Studies in Higher Education (Westport, Ct. , Praeger 21st Century Series, 2002), 109–122.

“Leadership, evil and future generations orientation,” Journal of Asian and African Studies (Vol. 34, No. 2, May, 1999), 178–198; reprinted in Tae-Chang Kim and James Dator, eds. , Co-Creating a Public Philosophy for Future Generations (Twickenham, Adamantine Press, 1999), 113–130.

“Teaching Futures Workshops: Leadership, Ways of Knowing and Institutional Politics,” Futures Research Quarterly (Vol. 14, No. 4, Winter, 1998), 29–36.

“The Weight of History and the Pull of the Future,” Prospectiva (No. 8, July 1998), 7–21 (Also in Catalan as: “El ples de la historia i l’impuls del futur”).

“Civilization, Leadership and Inclusive Democracy,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 2, No. 2, May, 1998), 1–28; also as “Leadership, Evil and Future Generations,” in James Dator and Tae-Chang Kim, eds. , Co-Creating a Public Philosophy for Future Generations (Twickenham, Adamantine and London, 21st Century Studies, 1999), 113–130.

“Causal Layered Analysis: Poststructuralism as method,” Futures (Vol. 30, No. 8, October, 1998), 815–830.

“Why I hate passports and visas,” EQ Australia (No. 3, Spring, 1998), 24–28.

“Politics as Self, Social and Civilizational Transformation,” Development (Vol, 41, No. 3, 1998), 39–40.

“Citizenship on the Edges of Humanity,” Suitcase: A Journal of Transcultural Traffic (Vol. 3, Nos. 1/2, 1998), 50–59.

“Alternative Futures of the University: Globalisation, multiculturalism, viritualisation and politicisation,” Futures (Vol. 30, No. 7, September 1998), 589–602.

“Macrohistory and Futures Studies,” Futures (Vol. 30, No. 5, June, 1998), 381–394.

“Deconstructing the Information Era”Futures (Vol. 30, No. 2/3, March/April 1998), 235–247. Reprinted in Robin Mansell, ed. , The Information Society (New York, Taylor and Francis, 2009), 223–235.

“Communication Futures,” Futures (Vol. 30, No. 2/3, March/April 1998), 107–114 (with Tony Stevenson).

“Exploring the Futures of the Islamic Ummah: A Review of Simulation Models and Approaches to the Study of Alternative Futures,” American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences (Vol. 15, No. 1, Spring, 1998), 1–30.



“Communication Futures: An Annotated Bibliography,” Futures (Vol. 30, No. 2/3, March/April 1998), 255–263 (with Levi Obijiofor and Tony Stevenson).

“Futures-oriented research and writing,” Futures (Vol. 30, No. 1, January, 1998), 1–2 (with Tony Stevenson).

“Subverting the Hegemony of International Relations in Pakistan,” Contemporary South Asia (March, Vol. 7, No. 1, 1998), 27–42.

“Futures Generations Thinking,” Futures (Vol. 29, No. 8, October, 1997), 701–706.

“The Futures of Democracy in Pakistan”Futures (Vol. 29, No. 10, December, 1997), 955–970 (with Inayatullah and Sarah Inayatullah).

“Recovering globalism and creating spiritual universalism,” Convergence (No. 7, July, 1997), 32–37.

“Evading the Future Eaters,” Seminar (No. 460, December 1997), 31–36.

“The Futures of Science in the Muslim World,” The American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences (Vol. 14, No. 3, Fall 1997), 77–81; earlier versions appeared in “The Futures of Science in the Islamic World,” Journal of Islamic Science (Vol 12, No. 2, 1996), 107–111; also in Prout India (June 17–23, 1995), 25–27; in Technoscience (Spring 1995); and In Global Times (July 15, 1995), 10–12.

“Global Transformations,” Development (Vol. 40, No. 2, 1997), 31–37.

“Global Transformations and the End of the Natural: Towards a Communicative Response to the Future,” Journal of Applied Social Behavior (Vol. 4, No. 1, 1997), 1–14.

“The Olympics and Cultural Hegemony, “Global Times (Vol. 5, No. 7, September 1996), 19–22 and reprinted in Prout India (Nov. 1–15, 1996), 13–17 and as “Cultural Imperatives of Olympics,” The Guardian (15 September 1996), A10 (with Levi Obijiofor). Rewritten and published as “Beyond the gold: should we create new futures for the Olympics,” New Renaissance (Spring 2002), 9–11.

“Alternative Futures for the Islamic Ummah,” International Journal of Science and Technology (Vol. 9, No. 2, Spring, 1996), 35–50.

“What Futurists Think: Stories, Methods and Visions”Futures (Vol. 28, No. 6, August/September, 1996), 509–517.

“Civilizational Futures and Beyond,” Futures (Vol. 28, No. 6, August/September, 1996), 590–593; rewritten as Macrohistory and Layers of Reality,” in Sohail Inayatullah, ed,. The Views of Futurists - Volume 4 of the Knowledge Base of Futures Studies (Brisbane, Foresight International, 2001).

“Ibn Khaldun: The Strengthening and Weakening of Asabiya,” Periodica Islamica (Vol. 6, No. 3, 1996), 3–11.



“The Multi-Cultural Challenge to the Future of Education,” Periodica Islamica (Vol. 6, No. 1, 1996), 35–40; as “Multiculturalism and Education,” New Renaissance (Vol. 6, No. 3, Autumn, 1996), 12–15; in Prout India (July 16–31, 1996), 9–13; also as “The Multi-Cultural Challenge to Education” in The ABN Report (Vol. 4, No. 6, June/July 1996), 11–14.

“Ways of Knowing, Civilization, Communication and the Pedagogies of the Future,” Futures (Vol. , 28, No. 8, October 1996), 723–740, (with Paul Wildman).

“Bringing Multiple Perspectives to Australia’s Communication Futures: Beyond the Superhighway,” Prometheus (June, 1996) (with June Lennie, Greg Hearn, Tony Stevenson and Tom Mandeville), 10–30.

“Future Generations Studies: A Comparative Approach,” Future Generations Journal (No. 20, 1996), 4–7.

“Gene Discourses: Law, Politics, Culture, Future,” Journal of Technological Forecasting and Social Change (Vo. 52, No. 2–3, June-July, 1996), 161–183, (with Jennifer Fitzgerald).

“The Rights of Your Robots: the Politics of Exclusion and Inclusion in History and Future”, in Edmund Ryden, ed. , Human Rights and Values in East Asia (Taiwan, Fujen Catholic University, 1998), 143–162 (also at: http://www. fineartforum. org/Backissues/Vol_15/faf_v15_n08/index. html).

“Reorienting Futures Studies” in Zia Sardar, ed. , Rescuing All Our Futures: The Future of Futures Studies (Twickenham, Adamantine and Westport, Ct. , Praeger Studies of the 21st Century, 1999), 49–60.

“Islamic Responses to Emerging Scientific, Technological and Epistemological Transformations,” Social Epistemologies (Vol. 10, No. 3/4, 1996), 331–349; and earlier in Islamic Thought and Scientific Creativity (Vol. 6, No. 2, 1995), 47–68.

“A Tale of Two Conferences: Culture and Quality in Futures,” Katsuhiko Yazaki, ed. , Beyond Egoism (Kyoto, Future Generations Alliance Foundation and Kyoto Forum, 1996), 85–91.

“The Futures of the UN in Emerging World Orders”Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 1, No. 1, November, 1996), 27–50; also at: http://www. proutworld. org/features/indexlibrary. htm#http://www. proutglobe. org/2012/02/world-government-globalization-and-un-reform/

“The Futures of Communication,” Futures (Vol. 27, No. 8, October 1995), 897–904 (with Samar Ihsan and Levi Obijiofor).

“Futures Visions of Southeast Asia: Some Early Warning Signals,” Futures (Vol. 27, No. 6, July/August, 1995), 681–688.

“Beyond the Postmodern: Any Futures Possible?”Periodica Islamica (Vol. 5, No. 1, 1995), 2–3.



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“Rethinking Tourism: unfamiliar histories and alternative futures,” Tourism Management (Vol. 16, No. 6, 1995), 411–415; an earlier version appeared as “Deconstructing Tourism,” Journal of Half-Fried Ideas (about the future) (August 1993), 33–40, also at: url:http://www. soc. Hawai‘i. edu/~future/j1/Sohail. html.

“Beyond Development and Towards Prama,” Development (4, 1994), 24–26; reprinted in Prout India (January 13, 1995); and in Prout Journal (Winter 1998), 17–18.

“Life, the Universe and Emergence,” Futures (August 1994), 683–696.

“Linking the Present with the Future: The Politics of Futures Research in Judicial Bureaucracies,” Futures Research Quarterly (Spring 1994), 19–30.

“The Futures of State Courts,” Guest Editor’s Introduction, Futures Research Quarterly (Winter 1993 and Spring 1994), 5–6.

“Judicial Bibliography,” Futures Research Quarterly (Spring 1994), 61–70 (with James Dator and Bindi Borg),.

“From Who am I to When am I?: Framing the Time and Shape of the Future,” Futures (Vol. 25, No. 3, April 1993), 235–253; translated into Russian for Futures Studies--Interweek 1994 (Novisbirsk, Novisbirsk State University, 1994).

“Colluding and Colliding with the Orientalists,” Futures (March 1993), 190–195.

“Images of Pakistan’s Future,” Futures (Vol. 24, No. 9, 1992), 867–878; reprinted in The Friday Times (October 24, 1993).

“Introducing the Futures of South Asia,” Futures (Vol. 24, No. 9, 1992), 851–857.

“Judicial Foresight in the Hawai‘i Judiciary,” Futures (October 1991), 871-878; revised as “Preliminary Report of the 1991 Judicial Foresight Congress,” Futures Research Quarterly (Volume 8, No. 3, 1992), 76–90.

“Rethinking Science: P. R. Sarkar’s Reconstruction of Science and Society,” International Foundation for Development Alternatives Dossier (No. 81, April/June 1991), 5–16; reprinted in New Renaissance (Vol. 3, No. 2, 1992).

“Deconstructing and Reconstructing the Future: Predictive, Cultural and Critical Epistemologies,” Futures (Vol. 22, No. 2, 1990), 115–141; rewritten in Sohail Inayatullah and Paul Wildman, eds. ,Futures Studies (Brisbane, Prosperity Press, 1998) (CD-ROM).

“Understanding the Postmodern World: Why Khomeni Wants Rushdie Dead,” Third Text (Summer 1990), 91–98.

“A Decade of Forecasting: Some Perspectives on Futures Studies in the Hawai‘i Judiciary,” Futures Research Quarterly (Vol. 5, No. 1, 1989), 5–20.



“Technology, Culture and is the Real Still Real: Cultural Stories of the Future,” Proceedings of the Pacific Telecommunications Council (Honolulu, PTC Mid-year Seminar, 1989); reprinted as “Cycles of Power,” in Edges (March 1990).

P. R. Sarkar on Economics (Minneapolis, Minnesota, Renaissance Universal Institute, 1988) (booklet).

“Sarkar’s Spiritual Dialectics: An Unconventional View of the Future,” Futures (Vol. 20, No, 1, 1988), 54–66; reprinted in Prout Journal (Vol. 5, No. 2, 1991); and reprinted in New Renaissance (Vol. 3, No. 1, 1992); rewritten in Sohail Inayatullah and Paul Wildman, eds. Futures Studies (Brisbane, Prosperity Press, 1998) (CD-ROM); reprinted in Ac. Tryambakeshvarananda Avt. ed. , Cosmic Society (Calcutta, AM Publications, 1996).

“Issues and Disputes in the Emerging Pacific Era,” Futures Research Quarterly (Vol. 3, No. 3, 1987), 74–80.

“The Futures of the Philippines,” Cosmic Society (Vol. 10, No. 6–7 and No. 8–10, 1987); revised as “Alternative Futures for the Philippines,” Futures (Vol. 20, No. 4, 1988), 434–442; and, reprinted in Arghyananda, ed. , Alternative Futures for the Philippines (Manila, AM Publications, 1989).

“The Rights of Robots: Technology, Law and Culture in the 21st Century,” World Peace Through Law Center: Law and Technology (Winter, 1987); in Futures (Vol 20, No. 2, 1988), 119–136; and, in Whole Earth Review (No. 59, Summer 1988), rewritten in Sohail Inayatullah and Paul Wildman, eds. ,Futures Studies (Brisbane, Prosperity Press, 1998) (CD-Rom) (with Phil McNally).

“The Rise of the Pacific,” Euro-Asia Business Review (April, 1987); reprinted as “The LA--Tokyo--Beijing Axis,” ASIAM: The Asian-American Magazine (July 1987), 76–78.

“Futures, Planning and the YMCA,” Futures Research Quarterly (Vol. 2, No. 1, 1986).

“Law School to World Court: Judicial and Legal Dimensions of the Pacific Shift,” Hawai‘i Bar Journal (Vol 20, No. 1, 1986).

“The Future of State Court Administration,” Futures Research Quarterly (Vol. 2, No. 1, 1986), 5–18.

“The Concept of the Pacific Shift,” Futures (Vol. 17, No. 6, 1985), 580–587.

“Futures Research in the Hawai‘i Judiciary: An Overview,” World Future Society Bulletin (Vol. 17, No. 6, 1983); revised and expanded as “Futures and the Organization,” Futures (Vol. 16, No. 3, 1984), 302–314.

“The Federal Constitutional Convention: Possibilities, Probabilities and Alternative Futures, Part 1 and Part 2,” Futurics (Vol. 7, No 4, 1983, 1–7 and Vol. 8, No. 1, 1984, 10–20); and in Occasional Papers (Department of Political Science, University of Hawai‘i, 1983).

“The Futures of Death and Dying,” Futurics (Vol. 5, No. 2, 1981).



NEWSMAGAZINE/NEWSPAPER ARTICLES"What's your 20–year plan? Futures of Southeast Queensland," The Courier-Mail

(28 September 2006), 72. http://www. news. com. au/couriermail/story/0,23739,20485419–27197,00. html

“We discovered you: alternative futures for Asia,” Asian Tribune (February 5, 2006) - http://www. asiantribune. com/show_news. php?id=16935

"Youth return the future to Dubrovnik," http://www. cns. hr/e_journal. htm. Centre for Neohumanist Studies.

“Your computer, your conscience,” The Age (August 26, 2000), 6; reprinted as “Consuming fashions,” The Sydney Morning Herald (September 23, 2000), 2.

“Sadvipra: The Desired Leadership”People’s Parliament: A New Vision for a Progressive and Prosperous India (November 1999), 33–36.

“How to rule the world,” Sydney Morning Herald – Good Weekend. Special Millennium Issue: Welcome to Tomorrow (January 1, 2000), 47–49.

“Impact of ICTs on Socio-Economic and Educational Development in Africa and the Asia-Pacific – Executive Summary,” WFSF Futures Bulletin (Vol. 25, No. 3, October 1999), 18–19: http://www. worldfutures. org/ict%20research. htm

“The power of perfect information,” Australian Financial Review (November 23, 1999), Special Report, The Network Effect, 6.

“Home Alone and Stuck in the Office,” Australian Financial Review (October 1, 1999), Special Report, Human Resources, 70.

“Agequake: Get your survival kit,” Australian Financial Review (September 30, 1999).

“Preparing the Future: A Generation of Futures Studies in Taiwan,” WFSF Futures Bulletin (Vol. 25, No. 2, June/July, 1999), 19–20.

“Maintaining the rage within the University Net,” Australian Financial Review, (June 18, 1999), 3.

“The cyber butterfly effect nets political change,” Australian Financial Review, Special Report, Internet and E-Commerce (March 9, 1999), 12. Reprinted, WFSF Futures Bulletin (Vol. 25, No. 2, June/July, 1999), 11–12.

“Say you want a revolution, or five: Governance in the Next Century,” Australian Financial Review. Special Report. Life in the Next Millennium (February 17, 1999), 12.

“Across the Secretariat’s Desk,” WFSF Futures Bulletin (September 1997), 14–18.



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“Across the Secretariat’s Desk,” WFSF Futures Bulletin (December 1995), 18–24.

“Ethical Futures Beyond the Postmodern,” Pranam (July 1995).

“The Futures of Science,” The News: Pakistan (10 April 1995).

“Beyond Responsible Futures Studies,” WFSF Futures Bulletin (December 1994), 15.

“Across the Secretariat’s Desk,” WFSF Futures Bulletin (December 1994), 12–13.

“The Politics and Futures of Gender,” WFSF Bulletin (Fall, 1994).

“The Last Tourist in the Former Yugoslavia,” The News, January 7, 1994.

“World Cup: A lesson for Pakistan,” The Muslim (April 23, 1992).

“Images of Pakistan’s Future,” The Muslim Magazine (September 20 and 27, 1991).

“Alternative Futures ForHawai‘i,” The Honolulu Star-Bulletin (February 17, 1987).

“The Future of Renaissance Movement: A Methodological Discussion,” The Renaissance Universal Register (Vol. 1, No. 1, 1987); reprinted in Cosmic Society (Vol. 10, No. 6–7, 1987).

“Work, More Work, and Still More Work,” New Waves (May 1986).

“Tomorrow: The Family Court,”‘Aha’ilono (Vol. 11, No. 6, 1984).

“Can Computers Bring on Direct Democracy?”The New Humanist (January 24, 1984).

“U. S. Constitutional Convention: Soon To Be?”The New Humanist (17 October 1983).

“Growth Trends in Kona: Some Court Challenges Ahead,”‘Aha’ilono (Vol. 10, No. 6, 1983).

“New Images of Death and Dying,” The New Humanist (September 5, 1983).

“New Minds via New Mind Drugs,” The New Humanist (August 22, 1983).

“The Rights of Robots,” The New Humanist (July 18, 1983).

“Death: Can Technology End It?,” The New Humanist (June 7, 1983).

“Laulima Cooperative: Service to the Community,” The New Humanist (September 20, 1982).

“Hawai‘i’s Future: Who Decides?”The New Humanist (June 21, 1982).



POPULAR JOURNAL, MAGAZINE AND WEB ARTICLES

“Can Universities Transform: A case study from Malaysia,” Gurukul (Issue 36, May), 2013, 9-11.

“Democratic Governance 2030: Regional Development Forum Outcomes http://www.asiadialogue.org/blog/view/democratic-governance-2030-regional-development-forum-outcomes (17 March 2013) and also at http://www.wfs.org/blogs/sohail-inayatullah/democratic-governance-2030 (5 April 2013). Also in Prout Journal (August 2013), 24-26.

“Brac University Innovates: Bangladesh Leads the Way,” Prout Journal (Vol. 24, No. 3, 2013), 25-30.

“Universities in Malaysia in Transformation: A Prout Perspective (Vol. 24, No. 1, 2013), 34-38.

“Alternative futures from the Post-West,” Prout Journal (Vol. 23, No. 8, 2012), 23-25.

“Beyond the Gold: future options for the Olympic Games,” Prout Journal (Vol. 23, No. 9, September 2012), 37-41. Earlier versions have appeared in http://www. nigeriavillagesquare. com/forum/main-square/72011–beyond-gold-future-options-olympic-games. html. 8 August 2012, and as: “Beyond the gold: creating alternative ways to measure Olympic success and failure,” http://ieet.org/index.php/IEET/more/Inayatullah20120906

“Alternative futures of crime and policing,” Institute of ethics and emerging technologies,. 1 July 2012. http://ieet. org/index. php/IEET/more/6140

“Alternative futures of the university, Institute of ethics and emerging technologies. 1 June 2012. http://ieet. org/index. php/IEET/more/5860

“Seven positive trends amidst the doom and gloom,” 6 January 2012. http://ieet. org/index. php/IEET/more/5062.

“Popular culture and punishment,” Scenario (February 2012), 56–58.

"Seven positive trends amidst the doom and gloom," Prout Journal (May 2009), 18–20; reprinted as "Ray of Hope," (September 2009), 38–41. Reprinted by the Institute of Ethics and Emerging Technologies. www. ieet. org. January 6, 2012.

“Can Prout transform universities?,” Gurukul Newsletter (Issue 33, Nov 2011), 14–17.

“The futures of higher education: possibilities of Prout and Gurukul,” Prout Journal (Vol. 22, No 7, July 2011), 15–17.

“The Arab Spring: What’s next,” Prout Journal (Vol. 22, No. 5, May 2011), 10–13. Rewritten for Scenario (May 2011), 25.

“Crime and prisons: A Prout perspective,” Prout Journal (Vo. 22, No. 4, April 2011), 31–36.

“Prevention as the new worldview?”Scenario (April 2011), 36–38.



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“Can prisons transform: alternative futures of crime and prisons,” Scenario (August 2011).

“Open learning comes of Age: the virtualization of education,” Borderless: perspectives on higher education (Vol 1 2011), 9.

“Asia 2060: Climate change, regional governance and emergent identities,” Prout Journal (Vol 22, No. 2, February, 2011), 14–16.

“Spirituality as the fourth bottom line,” Prout Journal (Vol. 22, No. 11, January 2011), 31–34.

“Future worlds: corporate world, caliphate or gaia peace?” Prout Journal (Vol 21, Issue 11, November 2010), 36–41

“Will Proutist economics work: Futures after capitalism,” Prout Journal (Vol. 21, No. 4, April 2010), 11–15.

“Will Proutist economics work? Prout Journal (Vol. 21, No. 3, March 2010), 8–10.

"Civilization, Peace and the Future: Johan Galtung Interviewed by Sohail Inayatullah," Prout Journal (July 2009), 28–32.

"Transformative strategies and the futures of the Prout Movement,” Prout Journal (July 2009), 22–26.

"Sarkar's contribution to macrohistory and future imaginations," Prout Journal (June 2009), 37–39.

"Creating the prevention prama society," The Health Advocate (Issue 2, December 2009), 24–27. Also as “From ‘she’ll be right’ to the prevention culture: the futures of the Australian health system,” The Australian Hospital and Healthcare Bulletin (Summer 2009), 44–48.

“Spirituality as the Fourth Bottom Line,” New Renaissance (Vol. 12, No. 2, Issue 41, 2002), 8–11.

“The learning and Healing Organization,” Executive Excellence (Vol. , 19, No. 12, 2003–2004,), 20.

“World System Futures – After the Terror (September 23, working paper), Union Recorder (Vol. 81, Issue 8, October 2001), 12–14. Also as: “Fortress, Vengeance, or Gaia: Three Scenarios. The Futurist (Vol. 36, No. 1, 2002), 21. A longer version is at: “After the Terror: Will the World Move Forward,” New Renaissance (Vol. 10, No. 4, Issue 35, 2001–2002), 20–21.

“Microvita and Social Evolution,” New Renaissance (Vol. 10, No. 2, Issue 33), 23.

“A direct line to consumer heaven,” BRW (April 27, 2001), 115–117.

“New Futures Ahead: Genetics or Microvita,” New Renaissance (Vol. 9, No. 2, 2000), 6–7.

“Ageing Futures: From Overpopulation to World Underpopulation,” The Australian Business Network Report (Vol. 7, No. 8, 1999), 6–10.

“Exclusion and Communication in the Information Era,” New Renaissance (Vol. 8, No. 2, 1998), 9–12.



“Gandhi and Sarkar: On Non-violence, Rural Economy and the Indian Independence Movement,” Global Times (No. 3, May/June, 1998), 10–17; and as “Oppression and Ahimsa,” in Prout India (June 1–15, 1998), 31–38.

“Prout - The Renaissance Movement,” Prout India (October 1–15, 1997), 13–22.

“Eyes on the information era: is this the future we really want?” Global Times: the World Alternative Journal (July/August, 1997), 10–13; reprinted in Prout India (October 16–31, 1997), 26–28.

“Global Transformations: The Reshaping of Civilization,” New Renaissance (Vol. 7, No. 2, 1997), 14–17.

“Forced Globalisation: The Planet as Marketplace or Something More?”Global Times (January/February, 1997), 12–13; reprinted as “Whither Globalisation” Prout India (March 16–31, 1997), 10–11.

“The Dynamics of History,” New Renaissance (Vol. 7, No. 1, 1997), 22–24.

“Transcending the Knowledge Base of Humanity,” Prout India (December 1–15, 1996), 34–40 (with Jennifer Fitzgerald).

“Planetary Los Angelization,” Global Times (Vol. 5, No. 6, August 1996), 21–22.

“Choosing our Leaders: Democracy, Confucianism and a New Leadership Ideal,” Global Times (June-July, 1996), 12–16 and 36–38; reprinted in Prout India (August 15, 1996 and September 15, 1996), 6–7 and 12–17.

“Culture, Sovereignty and Identity,” New Renaissance (Vol. 5, No. 1, 1995), 15–19. Also see:http://www. others. com/visapass. htm

“A Proutist View of the Future of South Asia” Prout India (April 8–14 and April 15–21, 1995).

“Religion and Peace,” Global Times (May 15, 1995), 22–23; reprinted in Prout India (June 3–9, 1995), 34–35.

“The Future of the World System,” New Renaissance (Vol. 3, No. 3, 1992); reprinted in Cosmic Society (Vol. 12, No. 4, 1994); Rewritten as “United We Drink: Inquiries into the future of the World System,” Prospectiva (April 1995, No. 3), in English, and Catalan as Bevem Units: estudis sobre el futur mundial de l’economia i las societat, 4–31.

“Handcuffed to History and Chained to the Future: The Futures of South Asia,” Prout India (June 10–16, 1995), 6–9.

“Progressive Development,” Global Times (4 June 1994).

“Traditional, Modern and Post-Modern Theories of Society and Knowledge,” New Renaissance (Vol 4, No. 1, 1993) (with Prasidananda Avadhuta).

“Sarkar’s Theory of Balanced Development,” Prout Journal (Vol. 5, No. 3, 1992), 9.

“Technology: Is Nature Really Obsolete?”Edges (Vol. 5, No. 2, 1992).

“The Urban Imagination,” Edges (Vol. 3, No. 4, 1991); expanded and reprinted in New Renaissance (Vol. 2, No, 3, 1991).



“Global Transformations in the 1990’s and Beyond,” New Renaissance (Vol. 2, No. 1, 1991).

“An Interview with Johan Galtung,” Cosmic Society (August, 1988); and in Prout Journal (Vol. 4, No. 1, 1989), 16–20.

“The Future of Science and Religion: Some Comments,” interview translated into Japanese, G-10 (No. 39, 1989).

“Mid-Pacific Enters the 21st Century: The Vision of the Future,” Futurics (Vol. 13, No. 1, 1989).

“Painfully Beyond East and West: the Futures of Cultures,” In Context (No. 19, Summer 1988), 50–53; reprinted in Japanese in G-Ten (No. 19, 1988); in Cosmic Society (Vol. 11, No. 17, 1988); and in Edges (Vol. 1, No. 1, 1989); Also in http://www. context. org/ICLIB/IC19/Sohail. htm.

“PROUT in the Context of Alternative Futures,” Cosmic Society (Vol. 11, No. 17, 1988).

“The Bicultural Edge,” ASIAM: The Asian-American Magazine (August 1987), 62–70.

“Pacific Shift: Myth, Polity, Economy,” Renaissance Universal Journal (Vol. 5, No. 2–3, 1986).

“The Pacific Era: A Place for Hawai‘i?,” Horizons (Vol. 1, No. 1, 1986).

“Challenges Ahead for State Judiciaries,” Futurics (Vol. 9, No. 2, 1985).

“Hawai‘i: Past, Present and Future Trends,” Renaissance Universal Journal (Vol. 4, No. 1, 1984).

BOOK REVIEWS

“Theorists that travel too far,” review of Caren Kaplan, Questions of Travel: Postmodern Discourses of Displacement, Periodica Islamica (forthcoming).

“Growing older, and older,” review of Paul Wallace’s Agequake: rising the demographic rollercoaster shaking business, finance and our world,” Foresight (Vol. 1, No. 3, May 1999), 213–215.

“Joining the Resistance: Hype, Communication and the Net,” review of Cultural Ecology: the changing nature of communications, Futures, Vol. 30, No. 2/3, March/April, 1998, 263–265.

“A Dialogue of Civilisations,” review of Anwar Ibrahim’s The Asia Renaissance. New Renaissance (Vol. 7, No. 3, 1997), 38–40. Also in WFSF Bulletin (Vol. 24, No. 1, February 1998), 18–19.



“Seeing Ourselves Clearly Again,” review of Zia Sardar, Ashis Nandy, and Merryl Wyn Davies, Barbaric Others: A Manifesto of Western Racism, New Renaissance (Vol. 6, No. 1, 1996), 33; also reviewed in WFSF Futures Bulletin (December 1994), 17.

“Muslims and Science,” review of Pervez Hoodbuoy’s Muslims and Science, Futures (March 1993).

“Communicating Islam to the 21st Century,” review of Merryl Wyn Davies and Adnan Khalil Pasha, eds. , Beyond Frontiers: Islam and Contemporary Needs, Futures (April 1991), 319–322.

“The New Age is Dead! Long Live the New Age!” review of David Spangler’s and William Irwin Thompson’s Reimagination of the World: A Critique of the New Age, Science and Popular Culture; and, in Prout Journal (Vol. 5, No. 4, 1991), 38–39.

“The Betrayal of Dreams,” review of Syed Abidi’s Social Change and the Politics of Religion in Pakistan in Pakistan Progressive (Summer 1990).

“Replacing Our Worldview,” review of Mary E. Clark’s Adriadne’s Thread, Futures, (Vol. 22, No. 10, 1990).

“Touring Tourism,” review of Linda Richter’s The Politics of Tourism in Asia, Tourism Management (Vol. 11, No. 2, 1990).

“Traditions, Tyranny and Utopias,” review of Ashis Nandy’s Traditions, Tyranny and Utopias, WFSF Bulletin (December 1989).

“Pakistan Futuristics,” review of Ikram Azam’s “Pakistan Futuristics, WFSF Newsletter (Vol. 14, No. 1, 1988).

“The Politics of Decline: American Confusion Continues,” review of Richard Lamm’s Mega-Traumas, Futures (Vol. 19, No. 3, 1987), 352–355.

“Power, Wealth, Prestige and Control,” review of Alvin Toffler’s The Adaptive Corporation, Futures (Vol. 18, No. 1, 1986), 102–105.

FICTION

“Wisdom of the Idiots,” Sufi: A Journal of Sufism (No. 13, 1992), 11–20.

“Leaving the Garden,” Hawai‘i Review (Winter, 1991); reprinted in The Muslim (September 4, 1992).

AS SUBJECT—CRITICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL



Catherine Armitage, “Grappling with the day after tomorrow,” Sydney Morning-Herald (27 May 2013). http://m.smh.com.au/nsw/grappling-with-the-day-after-tomorrow-20130526-2n5d9.html.

Marian Scott, “La Grande Bibliotheque: Still Relevant,” The Gazette (7 October, 2011).

“Futurist group awards prize to coast academic,” Sunshine Coast Daily (24 June 2011), 9.

Evrim Ergin, "Sohail Inayatullah: Çok yüksek bina geleceği yakalamak değil," http://emlakkulisi. com/28407_sohail_inayatullah__cok_yuksek_bina_gelecegi_yakalamak_degil. Accessed December 23, 2009.

Sadi Özdemír, "Kadın CEO’ larda Sinderella dönemi bitti, Zeyna oldular," http://arama. hurriyet. com. tr/arsivnews. aspx?id=13223166. 17 December 2009.

Brian Richards, "To new horizons," Eco (No. 14, December 2009/January 2010), 16.

Leonard C. Sebastian and Evan A. Laksmana, “The Future of Indonesia Beyond 2014: Prospects and Challenges. S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, Nanyang Technological University, 2009.

Chris Riedy, "An Integral extension of causal layered analysis," Futures (Vol 40, No. 2, March 2008), 150–159.

Richard Slaughter, " "What difference does 'integral' make," Futures (Vol 40, No. 2, March 2008), 120–137.

Chris Stewart, "Integral scenarios: reframing theory, building from practice," Futures (Vol 40, No. 2, March 2008), 160–172.

Seongwon Park, "From experience to Relation: Laszlo and Inayatullah, Two Futurists Compared," World Futures: The Journal of General Evolution," (Vol. 65, No. 7, 2009), 447–463.

Laura Banks, “Ways to plan the future,” The Standard Warrnambool (10 August 2006).

Lindi Carroli, “Summaries of Some of the Talks,” Social Alternatives (Vol. , 22, No. 4, 2003), 14–16.

Jose Ramos, “From Critique to Cultural Recovery: critical futures studies and causal layered analysis,” Monograph. Swinburne University, Australian Foresight Institute, Melbourne, 2003.

Terry Walsh, “Facing the future,” Sunshine Coast Daily (November 18, 2000), 25.

Sarah Harris, “An end to humanity as we’ve known it,” The Sunday Telegraph (August 13, 2000), 23.



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Sarah Harris, “The death of our nation,” The Sunday Telegraph (August 24, 2000), 24.

Samela Harris, “One globe, one people,” The Advertiser (January 4, 2000), 19.

John Hay, “2000 and Beyond,” The Sunday Mail (January 2, 2000), 34–35.

Yvonne Curtis, “Universities for the Future,” New Zealand Future Times (Vol. 4, 1999), 7–9.

Paul Wildman, “Debacle or Design: Review of ‘The Depression as the Transformation of the Capitalist System,” Journal of Futures Studies (Vol. 4, No. 1, 1999), 91–98.

Harvey McQueen, “Think education, think global, think private,” The National Business Review (September 24, 1999), 17.

Peter Bishop, Deconstructing Macrohistory, Futures (Vol. 31, No. 3/4, April/May, 1999), 401–403.

Julie Macken, “New learning curve sends planners back to the future,” Australian Financial Review- Weekend (December 31–January 3, 1999), 2–3.

Bruce Dyer, “Beyond Capitalism,” Prout India (December 16–31, 1998), 42–43.

Jan Lee Martin, “What’s wrong with a good strategy,” Future News (November 1998), 1–2.

Owen McShane, “Elitist spiritualist twaddle is a reason not to give a hikoi,” National Business Review (September 25, 1998).

Peter Bishop, “Macrohistory without end,” Futures (Vol. 30, No. 6, August, 1998, 585–587.

Kerrie Murphy, “Shift in Boundaries,” The Weekend Australia (September 12–13, 1998), 7.

Andrea Hammond, “Global Chat Futuristic,” Inside QUT (August 18–31, 1998), 1.

John Davidson, “Checkout Chips: the future of shopping,” Australian Financial Review (August 13, 1998), 12.

Jan lee Martin, “A New Futures Tool: Causal Layered Analysis,” Future News (Vol. 3, No. 1, January, 1998), 3.

Mazlan Nordin, “A future with Muslims but no Islam?,” New Straits Times (March 29, 1996), 12.

John Briggs, “Author Ponders ‘postmodern threat’, The Mercury (November 24, 1995).

Anna Smith, “Future Indicative,” Management, interview (September 1995), 35.

Alan Samson, “Eyeing Michael Jackson as a guide to the future,” The Dominion New Zealand (July 3, 1995).



Richard Somerville, “Three Futurists: Profiles of Sohail Inayatullah, Tony Stevenson and Richard Somerville,” The Manoa Journal of Half-Fried Ideas (No. 7, 1995), 59–78; also at: url:http://www. soc. Hawai‘i. edu/con/future/i7/somerville. html.

Robin Yassim, “The Politics of Truth,” interview, The News--Pakistan, January 20, 1994, p. 3.

Lennie Magida, “Honolulu Tomorrow: Three Futures thinkers ponder the city’s direction,” Honolulu Weekly (May 5, 1993), 4–7.

Rick Slaughter, “The Tao of Futures,”21C (Autumn, 1993), 89–91.

Allen Tough, “Intellectual leaders in futures studies,” Futures (May 1991), 436–438.

Charles Memminger, “Futurists See Hawai‘i,” interview, Honolulu Star Bulletin (February 21, 1989), 28.

“Technology, Computers will Revamp Judiciary of the Future,” interview, The Honolulu Star-Bulletin, (February 17, 1987).

Peter Adler, ed. , Taking Stock: The Future of Alternative Dispute Resolution, interview, (The Hawai‘i Judiciary, 1987).

Publications abstracted and reviewed in Future Survey, What’s Next (US Congressional Clearing House on the Future), Current Contents, Turning Point 2000 and Zukunftsforschung.

AWARDS

Laurel Award winner or all time best futurist for 2010. Voted by 2750 members of the Shaping Tomorrow Foresight Network. Award winner, "Six Pillars: Futures thinking for transforming," Foresight (Vol 10, No. 1, 2008), 4–28, Association of Professional Futurists, Most Important Futures Works, Top 3, 2008. Highly Commended Award Winner at the Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2009 for "Six Pillars: Futures thinking for transforming," Foresight (Vol 10, No. 1, 2008), 4–28. Also included in 2011 in Emerald Reading Listassist. Awards for Excellence, Emerald Highly Commended Award. Awarded to article in Foresight: Ageing: alternative futures and policy choices (Vol. 5, No. 6, 2003)Certificate of Excellence, ANBAR Management Intelligence for outstanding contribution to the literature and body of knowledge. Awarded to the article: “Future generations thinking,” Futures (Vol. 29, No. 8, October, 1997)First Place, International Student Creative Writing Contest, University of Hawai‘i, 1981



Honorable Mention, Asiaweek Writing Contest (Placing sixth among 300 professional and amateur entries), 1981First Place, University of Hawai‘i Creative Writing Contest, 1979Myrle Clarke Creative Writing Award, University of Hawai‘i, 1979.



BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Born in Lahore, Pakistan on April 18, 1958.

Nationality: Australian and United States citizen. Family: Married with two children. Languages: Speaks fluent English and understands some French and Urdu. Travel: Places of residence have included Mooloolaba, Australia;

Brisbane, Australia; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Peshawar, Lahore, and Islamabad in Pakistan; Geneva, Switzerland; Bangkok, Thailand; and in the United States, Indiana, New York, and Hawai‘i.



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