• Homepage
  • Policy Briefs
    • Policy Areas
      • 2030 Agenda and Development Cooperation
      • Infrastructure Investment and Financing
      • Social Cohesion and the Future of Welfare Systems
      • Migration
      • Sustainable Energy, Water and Food Systems
      • Trade, Investment and Growth
      • International Finance
      • Digital Transformation
  • IN THE SPOTLIGHT
  • Think Tanks
  • About
  • Contact

About
G20 Insights
  • Policy Briefs
    • Policy Areas
    • Latest Policy Briefs
  • Overarching Visions
  • Think Tanks
  • In The Spotlight
  • G20 Performance
G20 Insights
G20 Insights > Think Tanks > Institute for Social Futures, Lancaster University, U.K.

Institute for Social Futures, Lancaster University, U.K.

Thinking futures is now widespread, fateful and problematic. Yet much futures research neglects the insights that social science, the arts and humanities, can offer. Lancaster’s Institute for Social Futures works innovatively across disciplinary boundaries linking science, social science and humanities to examine what futures might develop within key domains of human/material activity.

The aim of the Institute for Social Futures is to improve thinking, visioning, analysis and data relating to futures. It will bring high-quality social science theory and research into productive relations with science, technology, health and management and through working with many external partners.

www.lancaster.ac.uk/social-futures/


Edit
  • Recommendations (0)
  • Visions (0)

AUTHORS

  • Stewart Wallis

In The Spotlight

Top 20 Synthesis Recommendations: Expert brief highlights major policy proposals generated by G20 Engagement Groups

In advance of the G20 Leaders’ Summit on November 21st and 22nd 2020, a recent brief published by the G20 Research Group in cooperation with the Global Solutions Initiative highlights the 20 major policy proposals by the formal G20 Engagement Groups. An […]


Revisiting Digital Governance

The digital sphere of today is associated with various problems that ultimately threaten our economic systems, democratic processes and cohesion of societies. Revisiting Digital Governance, a working paper first published in the Social Macroeconomics Working Paper Series of the Blavatnik School of […]


Show more
  • Working Paper Series

     

  • Global Solutions Papers

    To the Economics E-Journal

A Project By
Be part of G20 Insights!

Contribute your expertise by sharing your Policy Brief.

contact@g20-insights.org
  • Policy Briefs
    • Policy Areas
    • Latest Policy Briefs
    • Overarching Visions
  • Think Tanks
  • About
    • In the spotlight
    • About G20 Insights
    • Contact
    • Support
Share:
© Global Solutions Initiative Foundation gemeinnützige GmbH  |   Legal Notice | Privacy
We use cookies to help giving you the best experience on our website. By continuing to read our website, we assume you agree to this.Got it! |Privacy Policy