GTI Paper Series: Frontiers of a Great Transition
Prepared in a collaborative process of working groups of the GTI Network, these papers examine key aspects of an alternative global vision and a path forward.
- Great Transition: The Promise and Lure of the Times Ahead
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(Raskin et al., 2002, 99 pp)
Planetary civilization, global scenarios, and change strategies - The Great Transition Today: A Report from the Future
(Raskin, 2006, 15 pp)
An optimistic vision of global society in the year 2084 - Global Politics and Institutions
(Rajan, 2006, 26 pp)
Principles and visions for a new globalism - Visions of Regional Economies in a Great Transition World
(Rosen and Schweickart, 2006, 34 pp)
Re-inventing economies for the 21st century - Transforming the Corporation
(White, 2006, 25 pp)
Re-designing the corporation for social purpose - Trading into the Future: Rounding the Corner to Sustainable Development
(Halle, 2006, 24 pp)
International trade in a sustainable and equitable world - Security in the Great Transition
(Knight, 2006, 16 pp)
Imagining a transition to a world without war - How Technology Could Contribute to a Sustainable World
(Vergragt, 2006, 28 pp)
Technological innovation and human choice - Great Transition Values: Present Attitudes, Future Changes
(Kates, Leiserowitz, Parris, 2006, 13 pp)
Alignment and tension between contemporary values and a new globalism - The Role of Well-being in a Great Transition
(Stutz, 2006, 25 pp)
Improved quality of life as an attractor for dematerialized societies - Feminist Praxis: Women's Transnational and Place Based Struggles for Change
(Harcourt, 2006, 19 pp)
Lessons from women's movements for a Great Transition - Sustainable Communities and the Great Transition
(Goldstein, 2006, 21 pp)
New frontiers for transforming cities - Climate Change: Redemption through Crisis
(Kartha, 2006, 28 pp)
The climate challenge and paths to an equitable solution - Resilience and Pluralism: Ecosystems and Society in a Great Transition
(Lucas and Bennett, 2006, 22 pp)
Human impacts on the biosphere and socio-ecological management - Dawn of the Cosmopolitan: The Hope of a Global Citizens Movement
(Kriegman, 2006, 25 pp)
Prospects for a global movement and what it might look like - World Lines: Pathways, Pivots and the Global Future
(Raskin, 2006, 25 pp)
Dynamics of global change: crisis, choice, action