This article shows how the author teaches futures research at the university level, her theoretical and philosophical orientation when undertaking futures research, and the methods she relies on (both by adopting and further developing them) in the course of her work. The presentation of the author's methodological work is highlighted through 30 years in the department of futures research, which she heads.
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