Why do governments engage in technology foresight? What lessons emerge from the results of national experiences in technology foresight? This special issue of the STI Review addresses these questions, and looks at the strengths and weaknesses of different methodologies, including Delphi surveys, and the reliability of their results. It also addresses the issues of industrial involvement, the scope for international collaboration in technology foresight and the potential consequences for international technology co-operation or competition. Studies of government foresight exercises and their results are presented for Australia, France, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
STI Review, Volume 1995 Issue 2
Special Issue on Government Technology Foresight Exercises
Report
Share
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Abstract
In the same series
-
12 March 2002168 Pages
-
11 March 2002184 Pages
-
11 January 2002207 Pages
-
Report
Special Issue on Fostering High‑tech Spin‑offs: A Public Strategy for Innovation
30 July 2001168 Pages -
22 March 2000214 Pages
-
6 October 1999136 Pages
-
Report
Special Issue on Public/Private Partnerships in Science and Technology
9 February 1999258 Pages -
Report
Special Issue on New Rationale and Approaches in Technology and Innovation Policy
14 September 1998315 Pages
Related publications
-
29 April 202643 Pages
-
14 April 202674 Pages