We also address questions of practicability and discuss some examples open to the method.
In places like economically depressed Peru, for example, open access to larger markets for their exports can be a big deal.
Sitting in a café in Washington, D.C.'s Chinatown quarter, for example, opening Down To Lunch brings users to a screen filled by a large red button.
My Community Bank, for example, is open to anyone living or working in the London borough of Brent and, nationally, anyone with a connection to Britain's South Asian community.
Once admitted, however, students at Murrow are not saddled with those designations; Advanced Placement courses, for example, are open to anyone who wants to take them.
A thick tome on art and geometry by Dürer, for example, is open to pages of densely printed German illustrated only by a nondescript diagram of a man and a web of perspective lines.
The Virginia Jobs Investment Program, for example, is open to both new and existing companies and offers flexible and customized employee recruiting and job training for businesses.
They can also, for example, open their markets to imports, accept migrant workers and offer peacekeeping troops to bolster stability.
For example, open markets help to speed up technology transfer, and education increases a country's ability to absorb knowledge.
Scenario planning exercises, for example, open decision-makers to numerous, plausible alternative "stories of the future" that inherently challenge assumptions and mindsets.
