The article describes the need for strategic decision-making and constituency building in a complex and knowledge-driven socio-technological-economic-political environment.
The article has described the need for strategic decision-making and constituency building in a complex and knowledge-driven socio-technological-economic-political environment.
Future-oriented decision-making and constituency building is highly relevant for all economic actors and in particular, of great importance in economic sectors with major impact on jobs and growth such as the industry sector for Europe.
In the following it will be explained, how 'futuring' activities can support strategic decision-making and constituency building for collective actions and orchestrated RTDI investments in a complex and knowledge-driven environment.
In other words, effective 'futuring' activities substantially contribute to strategic decision-making and constituency building at multiple levels from macro-level governance of innovation ecosystems, to meso-level value chains and networks, to micro-level innovation actors.
While Labour was faltering in many places around the country in May's general election, Creasy increased her majority from 9,500 to more than 23,000, claiming an enormous 68.9% of the total vote share and making her Walthamstow constituency one of the safest Labour seats in the country.
"I think that some still believe that making their constituency a frack-free zone is a way to get re-elected.
Cameron has argued that cutting the size of the House of Commons, by making every constituency larger, would remove some of this bias.
With the aim to develop the EMIRA as a specific manufacturing-dedicated component of the European Research Area (ERA) – as a basis for sustainable business success on global markets – ManuFuture obviously followed a systemic approach of strategic decision-making and constituency-building in a complex environment.
This would examine the ideas of the three main parties – proportional representation, demanded by the Lib Dems; "fair votes" demanded by the Tories, who want to shrink the Commons by 10% and make all constituencies roughly the same size; introducing Labour's plans for a mild form of electoral reform by holding a referendum on the alternative vote electoral system.
The minister should be prepared for a backlash in Caterham and the other delightful communities that make up his constituency, and indeed in the wider country.
