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The Challenges of Living Scenarios for Australia in 2050

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Cork, Steven
Alford, Kristin
Finnigan, John
Grigg, Nicky
Fulton, Elizabeth
Raupauch, Michael

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Tamkang University Press

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The Australian Academy of Sciences began Australia 2050: Living Scenarios to explore how science might inform a more environmentally sustainable and socially equitable Australia. We concluded that a set of 'living scenarios' could support a richer national conversation, but there are many challenges in developing such scenarios. A review of horizontal, vertical and archetype scenario approaches stressed engaging in dialogue and making assumptions explicit. Our workshop invited a small group of Australians to engage in short, intimate conversations through four scenario archetypes in order to explore a process and develop broad narratives for further exploration as living scenarios.

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Journal of Futures Studies

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