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as well as academics interested in prospective analysis of innovation systems. 2008 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Keywords: Alternative futures for the EU;
it is of crucial importance to underpin the proposed new round of reforms by thorough and systematic prospective analyses, e g. by developing‘futures'(‘visions'or‘scenarios').
one of the terms to denote systematic prospective analysis. 559 A. Havas/Technological forecasting & Social Change 75 (2008) 558 582 starting point the‘unit of analysis'is either an existing or an abstract (hypothetical) university.
and‘relative weight'of stakeholders to be involved in a participatory prospective analysis on the future of universities:
As it is aimed at a prospective analysis, it does not offer an exhaustive academic treatment of the current situation of universities. 9 Further,
exercises) are part of the broader‘family'of prospective analysis or FTA ACTIVITIES. They have three distinguishing features:
however, does not imply that national (regional) factors can be neglected in actual prospective analyses (e g. strategic planning or foresight programmes).
Prospective analyses can be conducted at various levels: individual universities, group of universities (e g. associations of universities), regional, national or international levels.
As for the choice among types of prospective analyses to support strategy building for universities, several of them can be useful, namely those,
as well as on foresight and prospective analyses, been a member of several EU expert groups on foresight,
A prospective analysis of new technology fundamentally hinges on the concept of novelty. It is the newest and most novel of technologies which presents the greatest challenges for technological forecasting.
this complexity increases as we shift from retro-to prospective analysis of potential paths to innovation
as well as on foresight and prospective analyses, and been a member of several EU expert groups. He has advised national governments and international organisations on the above issues.
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