Publications

Publications (books)

1. With Peter Bishop, Teaching about the Future: The Basics of Foresight Education, Palgrave Macmillan, 2012.
2. ConsumerShift: How Changing Values Are Reshaping the Consumer Landscape (Tucson, AZ: No Limit Publishing, 2011).
3. with Peter Bishop, Thinking about the Future: Guidelines for Strategic Foresight , 2007.
4. with Joe Coates and John Mahaffie, 2025: Scenarios of US and Global Society Reshaped by Science and Technology (Akron: Oak Hill, 1997).
5. with Jennifer Jarratt, Joseph Coates, and John Mahaffie, Managing Your Future as an Association (ASAE Foundation, July 1994).

Publications (articles)

91. “A Framework for Understanding Emerging Consumer Needs,” PDMA Visions, Quarter 1, 2013.
90. w/ Chris Carbone, “The Future of Knowledge Work,” Employment Relations Today, Spring 2013.
89. “Futurists as the ‘Black Swans’ of Thinking about the Future,” The Futures of Futures, Houston: Assn of Professional Futurists, 2012.
88. “Introduction,” The Futures of Futures, Houston: Assn of Professional Futurists, 2012.
87.“Are You Ready to Be Part of the Workforce of the Future?” BeInkandescent, May 2012.
86. “What Do Consumers Want? Futurist Andy Hines Explains in “ConsumerShift,” BeInkandescent, January 2012.
85. Global Trends: Drivers, Values, Implications, and Strategic Questions for Credit Unions. Filene Research Institute, 2011.
84. “Futurists as the Black Swans of Thinking about the Future,” APF Compass, Q4 2011.
83. “A Dozen Surprises about the Future of Work,” Employment Relations Today, Spring 2011.
82. “Hitting the Snooze Button on the Future: Review of The Biggest Wake Up Call in History, Foresight, 13 (2), 2011.
81. “Retirement Is an Obsolescent Concept,” Special Issue: Golden Boomers, Adult Career Development Journal. Summer 2010.
80. w/Terry Collins, “The Evolution of Integral Futures,” World Future Review, June/July 2010.
79: w/ Peter Bishop, “An Overview of the Houston Futures Studies Curriculum: Futures Methods,” APF Compass, Q3 2010.
78. “How Accurate Are Your Forecasts? More Accurate Than You Might Think,” World Future Review, October/November 2009.
77. w/ Don Abraham and Josh Calder, “Six catalysts shaping the future of product development,” PDMA Visions, October 2009.
76. “Consumer Trends in Three Different Worlds,” Reprinted in Annual Editions: Economics, McGraw Hill May 2009.
75. “Provoking Innovation via the Future,” in The Future of Innovation, 2009.
74. “Global Trends in Culture, Infrastructure, and Values,” The Futurist, September-October 2008.
73. “Consumer Trends in Three Worlds,” The Futurist, July-August 2008.
72. “The Future of Youth Happiness,” Changewaves, Winter 2008
71. “Strategic Foresight: The State of the Art,” Reprinted in Enric Bas, Ed., Foresight and Social Innovation, 2008.
70. “Why Foresight? I Can Think of 316 Reasons,” Changewaves, September 2007.
69. “The Organizational Foresight Audit Revisited: 10 Questions an Internal Foresight Function Should [Still] Be Able to Answer,Director General (Russia), pending.
68. w/ Peter Bishop and Terry Collins, “The Current State of Scenario Development: An Overview of Techniques,” Foresight, Vol. 9, #1, pp. 5-25.
67. w/ Don Abraham, “The “Trend” Before the Storm: How to Use Trend Analysis and Foresight to Improve New Product Development Success Rates,” PDMA Visions, September 2006.
66. “Strategic Foresight: The State of the Art,” The Futurist, September-October 2006.
65. “The State of the Art in Strategic Foresight,” Tim Mack, Ed., in Creating Global Strategies for Humanity’s Future, World Future Society, Washington, DC, 2006.
64. “Foresight for Sustainable Strategies and Strategic Agility,” MWorld, AMA, Fall 2006.
63. “Seeing What’s Next: Completing Christensen’s Trilogy of Innovation,” APF Compass, April/May 2006.
62. “Good News on the Values Front! A Review of Ron Inglehart & Christian Welzel’s Modernization, Culture Change & Democracy,”Foresight, foresight, Vol. 8, No. 3, 2006, pp. 65-68.
61. “Limits to Growth: The Thirty Year Update,” Book Review, Foresight, Vol. 7, No. 4, 2005.
60. “Using Foresight to Generate Insight: A Sampler of Futures Tools,” Competia Online Magazine, June 2005.
59. “Growing the Professional Futures Field,” The Knowledge Base of Futures Studies, Professional Edition CD-ROM, Indooroopilly, Australia: Foresight International, 2004
58. “Ten Questions Every Organizational Futurist Should Be Able to Answer,” The Knowledge Base of Futures Studies, Professional Edition CD-ROM, Indooroopilly, Australia: Foresight International, 2004.
57. “The History and Development of the Association of Professional Futurists,” The Knowledge Base of Futures Studies, Professional Edition CD-ROM, Indooroopilly, Australia: Foresight International, 2004.
56. “Integral Futures: Breadth Plus Depth Equals Foresight with Insight,” Review of Volume 1 of the AFI Monograph Series, On the Horizon, 12(3), 2004.
55. “The Personal Brand in Futures,” Foresight, Vol. 6, #1, 2004.
54. “Applying Integral Futures to Environmental Scanning,” Futures Research Quarterly, Winter 2003.
53. “The Futures of Futures: A Scenario Salon,” Foresight, Vol. 5, #4, 2003.
52. “An Audit for Organizational Futurists: 10 Questions Every Organizational Futurist Should Be Able to Answer,” Foresight, Vol. 5, #1, 2003.
51. “Raising the Bar of Professionalism in Futures Studies,” Technological Forecasting & Social Change, Vol. 69, 2002. pp. 551-554.
50. “A Practitioner’s View of the Future of Futures Studies,” Futures, Vol. 34, 2002, pp. 337-347.
49. “Translating Futures Work,” Hinesight, Foresight, Vol. 4, #6, 2002.
48. With Kerry Kelly & Scott Noesen, “Viral Futures at Dow,” Futures Research Quarterly, Fall 2001.
47. “Pushing or Pulling the Future? It Depends,” Hinesight, Foresight, October 2001.
46. “The Art of External Combustion,” Hinesight, Foresight, June 2001.
45. “Foresight and the Cult of Personality,” Hinesight, Foresight, February 2001.
44. “Where Do Your Trends Come From? Hinesight, Foresight, October 2000.
43. “The Facilitator vs. the Expert, or Process Versus Content,” Hinesight, Foresight, August 2000.
42. “Head Start Foresight: How Elephants Can Compete with Cheetahs,” Hinesight, Foresight, June 2000.
41. “How Foresight Is Being Positioned Inside Today’s Organization,” Hinesight, Foresight, February 2000.
40. “The Postmodern Shift and Jobs in the Future: The Coming Values Changes and the Implications for Human Resources,”Employment Relations Today, Winter 2000.
39. “One Hundred Seven Assumptions about the Future, (w/ Coates & Mahaffie) in Technology & The Future, Al Teich, ed., 8^th edition, 2000.
38. “Futurists on the ‘Inside:’ The State of Practice of Organizational Futurists,” Futures Research Quarterly, Winter 1999.
37. “To Managers: How Foresight Can Help You,” Hinesight, Foresight, October 1999.
36. “The Foresight Amphibian in the Corporate World,” Hinesight, Foresight, August 1999.
35. “Playing by the New Global Rules,” Review of The Lexus and the Olive Tree, Foresight, August 1999.
34. “Foresight and the Bottom Line,” Hinesight, Foresight, June 1999.
33. “The Simple Facts of Business Life,” Hinesight, Foresight, April 1999.
32. “What Does Business Need from Futurists?” Hinesight, Foresight, February 1999.
31. “Futurists Meet the Corporate Challenge,” Revista Fortuna, January 1999.
30. “Population Growth: Two Warring Paradigms,” The Futurist, January-February 1998.
29. “Technology in Service to Society,” The Futurist, November-December 1997.
28. Ever-Smarter Farmers Keep Food Abundant,” The Futurist, November-December 1997.
27. With Josh Calder, “Changing to the Knowledge Economy, Directions, September-October 1997.
26. “Do You Know Your Technology Type?” The Futurist, September-October 1997.
25. With Joe Coates and John Mahaffie, “The Promise of Genetics,” The Futurist, September-October 1997.
24. “The Coming Chinese Century,” The Futurist, September-October 1997.
23. “Preventing War and Disorder,” The Futurist, September-October 1997.
22. “Technology’s Revenge: Review of Edward Tenner, Why Things Bite Back: Technology and the Revenge of Unintended Consequences, The Futurist, July-August 1997.
21. “Generational Cycles Predict a Coming Crisis,” The Futurist, July-August 1997
20. “Americans Do Better, Feel Worse,” The Futurist, July-August 1997.
19. “Wiring the Globe,” The Futurist, May-June 1997.
18. “In the Year 2025,” Directions: The Business Magazine (Singapore), November/December 1996.
17. “28 Propositions for the Year 2000,” reprinted in Business Leader, August 1996.
16. “Jobs and Infotech: Work in the Information Society,” and “A Checklist for Evaluating Forecasts,” reprinted in Edward Cornish, editor, Exploring Your Future: Living, Learning, and Working in the Information Age (Bethesda, MD: World Future Society, 1996).
15. Review of John Petersen’s, The Road to 2015, for ASTI Newsletter, March 1996.
14. Future Takes, Newsletter of the Metropolitan Washington Chapter of the World Future Society, Quarterly, October 1992-present.
13. “The Future of Nanotechnology,” Macmillan’s Encyclopedia of the Future, (NY: Macmillan 1996).
12. “The Future Media of Exchange,” MacMillan’s Encyclopedia of the Future, (NY: Macmillan, 1996).
11. “Information Technology Workers, 2010″ in America Beyond 2001, Opposing Viewpoints Series San Diego: Greenhaven Press, 1996.
10. “How to Evaluate Science and Technology Forecasts,” Bulletin of Science, Technology, & Society, Vol. 15, No. 4, pp. 178-180, 1995.
9. “A Checklist for Evaluating Forecasts,” The Futurist, November-December 1995, pp. 20-24.
8. “Keynote Address,” in Barbara Faughnan, ed., Space Manufacturing 10: Pathways to the High Frontier, Proceedings of the Twelfth SSI-Princeton Conference, May 4-7, 1995, (Space Studies Institute and American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, August 1995), pp. xiii-xix.
7. with Joseph Coates and John Mahaffie, “28 Propositions for the Year 2000,” Business Day, June 26, 1995.
6. with Jennifer Jarratt, Joseph Coates, and John Mahaffie, “Focusing on the Future,” Leadership, 1995, pp. L16-L30.
5. “Review of Metaman: The Merging of Humans and Machines into a Global Superorganism,” by Gregory Stock (NY: Simon & Schuster, 1993), Futures Research Quarterly, Spring 1995, pp. 92-96.
4. with Joseph Coates and John Mahaffie, “Technological Forecasting: 1970-1993,” Technological Forecasting & Social Change, Vol. 47, 1994, pp. 23-33.
3. “Information Technology and People at Work,” The Futurist, January/February 1994.
2. “Transferable Skills Land Future Jobs,” HR Magazine, April 1993.
1. Review of Hugh B. Stewart’s “Recollecting the Future,” in Technological Forecasting & Social Change, March 1992.