SOHAIL INAYATULLAH is Professor and David Sutton Fellow at the International Management Centres of Oxford Brookes University.SUSAN LEGGETT is a free lance writer currently working for the Communication Centre at the Queensland University of Technology.

• Introduction: Transforming Communication for Future Generations by Sohail InayatullahFuture GenerationsFuture Generations Through Global Conversation--In Quest of Collective Wellbeing through Conversation in the Present Moment by Anthony JudgeSeizing the Moment for Future Generations by Richard NevilleConversations with the Ghosts of the Future--Some Theoretical Problems and Practical Opporunities by Darren SchmidtThe Ethics of Future Generations by Jérôme BindéCommunication FuturesThe Net and Our Social Futures by Tony StevensonFrom the Information Era to a Gaia of Civilizations by Sohail InayatullahThe Telephone--Africa's Future in the Age of Technology by Levi ObijioforThe Techno-brahmins and the Futures of Communication by Rakesh KapoorMagani Whirlpools: An Indigenous Metaphor and Process to Reconcile the Past for the Future by Paul Wildman and Bilyana BlomelyTechnology, Women, and PowerCreating Communication Spaces for Not Yet So Virtual People by Ivana MilojevicRural Women's Futures and Cooperative Solutions by Vuokko JarvaVoices from Elsewhere: Empowering Electronic Conversations among Women by Margaret Grace and June LennieLandless Rural Women Creating Sustainable Futures by Frances Parker and Rahmi SofiariniSustainability and Future GenerationsThe Legacy of Technology by Alan FrickerGlobal Food Policy: Like Winning a Game of Poker on the Titanic? by Mary MahoneyPermaculture: Hope and Empowerment for a Sustainable Future by Caroline SmithWhy Consider Future Generations?--And How to Consider Them More Fully by Geoff HollandBibliographyIndex

SOHAIL INAYATULLAH is Professor and David Sutton Fellow at the International Management Centres of Oxford Brookes University.SUSAN LEGGETT is a free lance writer currently working for the Communication Centre at the Queensland University of Technology.

• Introduction: Transforming Communication for Future Generations by Sohail InayatullahFuture GenerationsFuture Generations Through Global Conversation--In Quest of Collective Wellbeing through Conversation in the Present Moment by Anthony JudgeSeizing the Moment for Future Generations by Richard NevilleConversations with the Ghosts of the Future--Some Theoretical Problems and Practical Opporunities by Darren SchmidtThe Ethics of Future Generations by Jérôme BindéCommunication FuturesThe Net and Our Social Futures by Tony StevensonFrom the Information Era to a Gaia of Civilizations by Sohail InayatullahThe Telephone--Africa's Future in the Age of Technology by Levi ObijioforThe Techno-brahmins and the Futures of Communication by Rakesh KapoorMagani Whirlpools: An Indigenous Metaphor and Process to Reconcile the Past for the Future by Paul Wildman and Bilyana BlomelyTechnology, Women, and PowerCreating Communication Spaces for Not Yet So Virtual People by Ivana MilojevicRural Women's Futures and Cooperative Solutions by Vuokko JarvaVoices from Elsewhere: Empowering Electronic Conversations among Women by Margaret Grace and June LennieLandless Rural Women Creating Sustainable Futures by Frances Parker and Rahmi SofiariniSustainability and Future GenerationsThe Legacy of Technology by Alan FrickerGlobal Food Policy: Like Winning a Game of Poker on the Titanic? by Mary MahoneyPermaculture: Hope and Empowerment for a Sustainable Future by Caroline SmithWhy Consider Future Generations?--And How to Consider Them More Fully by Geoff HollandBibliographyIndex

SOHAIL INAYATULLAH is Professor and David Sutton Fellow at the International Management Centres of Oxford Brookes University.SUSAN LEGGETT is a free lance writer currently working for the Communication Centre at the Queensland University of Technology.

• Introduction: Transforming Communication for Future Generations by Sohail InayatullahFuture GenerationsFuture Generations Through Global Conversation--In Quest of Collective Wellbeing through Conversation in the Present Moment by Anthony JudgeSeizing the Moment for Future Generations by Richard NevilleConversations with the Ghosts of the Future--Some Theoretical Problems and Practical Opporunities by Darren SchmidtThe Ethics of Future Generations by Jérôme BindéCommunication FuturesThe Net and Our Social Futures by Tony StevensonFrom the Information Era to a Gaia of Civilizations by Sohail InayatullahThe Telephone--Africa's Future in the Age of Technology by Levi ObijioforThe Techno-brahmins and the Futures of Communication by Rakesh KapoorMagani Whirlpools: An Indigenous Metaphor and Process to Reconcile the Past for the Future by Paul Wildman and Bilyana BlomelyTechnology, Women, and PowerCreating Communication Spaces for Not Yet So Virtual People by Ivana MilojevicRural Women's Futures and Cooperative Solutions by Vuokko JarvaVoices from Elsewhere: Empowering Electronic Conversations among Women by Margaret Grace and June LennieLandless Rural Women Creating Sustainable Futures by Frances Parker and Rahmi SofiariniSustainability and Future GenerationsThe Legacy of Technology by Alan FrickerGlobal Food Policy: Like Winning a Game of Poker on the Titanic? by Mary MahoneyPermaculture: Hope and Empowerment for a Sustainable Future by Caroline SmithWhy Consider Future Generations?--And How to Consider Them More Fully by Geoff HollandBibliographyIndex