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Less than 20/20 vision. The impossibility of predicting complexity

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2019

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Davis, Glyn

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Griffith University

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EVEN A PERFECT metaphor runs its course. For decades, 2020 has offered a convenient label for conferences and strategic plans alike – perfect sight about the way forward, a convenient end date for planning. In the 1990s, Craig Emerson, later a senior minister but then a public servant, ran an influential series of public events under the 2020 label, inviting prominent speakers to think aloud about policy problems before that far and distant year

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/283876

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Griffith Review

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2099-12-31

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