Journal of Foresight and Thought Leadership
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Online Journal
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2022
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The Journal of Foresight and Thought Leadership, an open-access scholarly journal published by AOSIS, seeks to expand the body of knowledge in the domain of strategic foresight and thought leadership in a transdisciplinary manner. It aims to publish well-researched and innovative papers that develop and apply foresight and thought leadership frameworks. To explore the future of knowledge and thought leadership in various interconnected fields. By its very nature, foresight and thought leadership studies are multi- and transdisciplinary; therefore, the scope and breadth of research are open-ended. It should be systemic and holistic, explore plausible and desired alternatives, and seek to understand what is likely to continue and what could change. In various cross-disciplinary fields, there must be an effort to understand the relationship between what we know and what will happen to improve both.
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Journal of Foresight and Thought Leadership
- Acknowledgement to reviewers 23rd November 2023No abstract available.Editorial Office
- Infrastructural development and development administration: A retrospective 26th September 2023Background: No nation can achieve any meaningful development without adequate infrastructure. National development in Nigeria is predicated on adequate modern infrastructure. But, the situation in Nigeria seemed to be that of an infrastructure deficit.Aim: The study examined the state of infrastructure in Nigeria and the efforts put in place to meet the infrastructure deficit in […]Kayode Asaju
- A framework to develop technopreneurs in digital agriculture value chains in South Africa 11th July 2023Background: The coronavirus epidemic together with Industry 4 has created several disruptors that transformed workplaces and markets. This also highlighted the need to rethink and find alternative approaches to secure future work for unemployed graduates and youth. Digital technology adoption in agriculture value chains (AVCs) creates opportunities for the development of technopreneurs that can help […]Hermanus J. Smidt
- Questioning governance of urban informality: A study of township economy in Alexandra, Johannesburg 19th June 2023Background: This study presents informality as a center of in-depth analysis by referencing current studies to demonstrate how this perspective foregrounds new and emerging pragmatic literature developments on urban informality, notably informality as a strategy for livelihood earning for disadvantaged groups.Aim: The purpose of this study was to examine the approach of the city of […]Blessings Masuku
- 'The Only Constant in Life Is Change' - Heraclitus 9th September 2022No abstract available.Arthur G.O. Mutambara