European Forward Looking Activities - EU Research in Foresight and Forecast

This report summarizes the European Commission's research on foresight and forecast activities, focusing on socio-economic sciences and humanities, and their role in shaping EU policies from 2007 to 2010.

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Quick Facts
Report location: source
Language: English
Publisher: European Commission
Authors: Andrea Ricci, Bertrand Chateau, Elie Faroult, Erik Arnold, Jean-michel Baer, Julia De Clerck-sachsse, Karl Heinz Leitner, Kay Axhausen, Lars Klüver, Luke Georghiou, Mauritius Butter, Paraskevas Caracostas, Perla Srour-gandon, Pierre Valette, Rafael Popper, Susanne Giesecke, Vasco Cal, Domenico Rossetti Di Valdalbero

Methods

The research method involved foresight and forecasting initiatives, expert groups, collaborative projects, and tenders. These methods were used to develop long-term visions, assess policy impacts, and identify future societal challenges.

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Key Insights

The European Commission's report on European Forward Looking Activities presents the results of research initiatives funded by the Seventh Research Framework Programme under the theme “Socio-economic Sciences and Humanities.” These initiatives, conducted between 2007 and 2010, aimed to use foresight and forecasting to develop long-term visions and assess the impacts of policies in various fields. The research covered topics such as globalization, the European Research Area (ERA), science, technology, innovation, post-carbon society, and the identification of emerging trends and “wild cards.” The report emphasizes the importance of forward-looking activities in policy preparation and formulation, offering insights into future societal challenges and inspiring new European policies.

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