But it's this foresight that makes this interim report such a disappointment.
The same foresight that put Santa Fe on the map for "cultural tourism" in the 1920s continues to keep Santa Fe ahead of the game.
It was the same foresight that led him to establish land-grant colleges and finish the Transcontinental Railroad — the idea that the essence of America is this hunger to innovate, this restlessness, this quest for the next big thing.
For the roughly two thousand supporters who attended the Grand Staircase-Escalante signing ceremony, in 1996, the monument was an expression of the same sort of foresight that had led President Theodore Roosevelt to protect the Grand Canyon, in 1908.
President Chirac demonstrated how much Europe can matter when he stood up to the Americans over Iraq with a courage and foresight that helped to set clear limits to the exercise of US power.
How might we generate foresight that works for business?
We must embrace change and use the same visionary foresight that Burnham used 100 years ago to regenerate our cities into truly livable and enriching environments.
It is not a lack of individual willpower to learn the tough skills or to embrace risk and foresight that prevents a disproportionate number of minorities from gaining tech jobs.
This paper shares recent examples of global Foresight that have been developed by the OECD to help national governments to appreciate and prepare for this shift, both individually and via international cooperation.
This paper shares examples of recent global Foresight that has been developed by the OECD to help national governments to appreciate and prepare for this shift, both individually and via international cooperation.
It's this foresight that gives Knockin' Boots longevity past the dancefloor.
