| Issues papers | Authors | Title / Download |
| Overview of regional foresight |
1. Michael Keenan and Elvira Uyarra, PREST, University of Manchester, UK |
Why Regional Foresight? An Overview of Theory and Practice |
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2. M.Keenan, PREST, University of Manchester, UK; S. Marvin, SURF, UK; & C. Winters, Coventry University, UK |
United Kingdom Country Report |
| Foresight & socio-economic policy development |
3. Philip Cooke, Centre for Advanced Studies, Cardiff University, UK & Bruna De Marchi, ISIG Gorizia, Italy |
Generative Growth, Knowledge Economies and Sustainable Development: Implications for Regional Foresight Policy |
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4. Pirjo Stahle, Department of Business Administration, Finland
| Self-generative Capability of Regional Foresight and Innovation Activities |
| Foresight & other policy objectives |
5. Bruna de Marchi, ISIG, Institute of International Sociology, Gorizia, Italy |
Problems of governance, sustainability and unity in an enlarged EU |
| Regional decision making in multi-level governance structures |
6. Joyce Tait and Catherine Lyall, Scottish Universities Policy Research and Advice Network (SUPRA), University of Edinburgh, High School Yards, Edinburgh, UK |
Foresight in a Multi-level Governance Structure: Policy Integration and Communication |
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7. Meric Gertler and David Wolfe, Program on Globalization and Regional Innovation Systems (PROGRIS), Centre for International Studies University of Toronto, Canada |
Local Social Knowledge Management: Community Actors, Institutions and Multilevel Governance in Regional Foresight Exercises |
| Foresight as a factor for cohesion & candidate countries |
8. Slavo Radosevic, School of Slavonic and East European Studies University, College London, UK |
Regional Policy, National and Regional Foresight in Central and East European Candidate Countries |
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9. Lajos Nyiri, ZINNIA Group, Budapest, Hungary |
How to turn "Mobilising Regional Foresight Potential" into a structural contribution to European Integration. Lessons to be learnt from a comparative study of national foresight activities in accession countries |
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10. Lena Tsipouri, University of Athens, Centre of Financial Studies, Greece |
Regional Foresight in the Cohesion Countries: Experiences, concepts and lessons learned |
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11. Jennifer Cassingena Harper, Malta Council for Science and Technology |
Relevance of EU Regional Foresight Experiences for Small Candidate Countries |
| Horizontal papers | Authors | Title |
Initiating & developing regional Foresight in different circumstances |
12. Simon Marvin, SURF Centre, UK |
Mobilising Regional Foresight : Listening to (and Learning from) Policy Communities |
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13. Agnes Pechmann, Center of Technology Assessment in Baden-Wuerttemberg |
Evaluation of participants' benefits in a Regional Foresight study, the Four Motors Foresight Initiative |
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14. Pierre Bourgogne, Regional Council of Lorraine, France |
Regional Foresights and RIS Processes. The study of two French regions: Lorraine and Auvergne |
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15. Michael Guth, ZENIT GmbH, Germany |
Strategic improvement of regional RTDI policy and regional development policy through a systematic use of foresight methods: The case of Nordrhein-Westfalen |
| Effectiveness & efficiency in regional Foresight |
16. Clive Winters, Coventry University Enterprises Ltd, United Kingdom |
Methods to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of Regional Foresight activities |
Alternative methods and processes for regional Foresight |
17. Ian Miles, CRIC, University of Manchester, UK |
Appraisal of Alternative Methods and Procedures for Producing Regional Foresight |
| Regional benchmarking as a tool to improve regional Foresight |
18. Christoph Koellreuter, BAK Basel Economics Ltd, Switzerland |
Regional Benchmarking as a tool to improve Regional Foresight |