inayatullah-2023-the-futures-triangle-origins-and-iterations.pdf
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Futures Triangle.
The Futures Triangle is a framework designed by Sohail Inayatullah to aid in understanding and planning for potential futures. This method involves identifying and analysing three distinct forces that influence the development of the change being explored.
Firstly, there is the "pull of futures," which encompasses the current image... See more
The Futures Triangle is a framework designed by Sohail Inayatullah to aid in understanding and planning for potential futures. This method involves identifying and analysing three distinct forces that influence the development of the change being explored.
Firstly, there is the "pull of futures," which encompasses the current image... See more
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