Futures Research,Policy Research,and the Policy Sciences

Alberta Commission on Educational Planning (1972) A Future of Choices, A Choice of Futures. Edmonton, Alberta: L. S. Wall.

Asimov I. (1971) “Social science fiction,” in Allen D. (ed.) Science Fiction: The Future. New York: New York.

Bell D. (1973a) The Coming of Post-Industrial Society: A Venture in Social Forecasting. New York: Basic Books.

Bell D. (1973b) “Future of American social structure.” Symposium on Alternative Futures for Education sponsored by Research for Better Schools, Philadelphia, October 26–28.

Bender D. A. et al. (1969) “Delphi study examines development in medicine.” Futures 1 (June): 289–303.

Bjerrum C. A. (1969) “Forecast of computer developments and applications, 1968-2000.” Futures 1 (June): 331–338.

Brown D. S. (1974) “Educational trend analysis methods,” ch. 12 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Bruno J. E. (1974) “Monte carlo techniques in educational forecasting,” ch. 15 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Brzezinski Z. (1970) Between Two Ages: America's Role in the Technetronic, Era. New York: Viking.

Chaplin G. Paige G. D. [eds.] (1973) Hawaii 2000: Continuing Experiment in Anticipatory Democracy. Honolulu: Univ. of Hawaii Press.

Chen K. Lagler K. F. (1974) Growth Policy: Population, Environment, and Beyond. Ann Arbor: Univ. of Michigan Press.

Cleary J. W. (1974) “The decision matrix technique,” ch. 9 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Coates J. F. (1972) “The future of crime in the United States from now to the year 2000.” Policy Sciences 3 (March).

Coates V. T. Coates J. F. (1974) “Technology assessment and education,” ch. 11 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Coleman J. S. (1974) “Policy research in the social sciences,” General Learning Corporation monograph series 1972 quoted in S. L. Williams, “Policy research in undergraduate learning.” J. of Higher Education 45 (April).

CRONBACH L. J. SUPPES P. [eds.] (1969) “Research for tomorrow's schools: disciplined inquiry for education.” Report of the Commission on Educational Research of the National Academy of Education. New York: Macmillan.

Daedalus (1973) “The no-growth society.” 102 (Fall).

Dalkey N. C. et al. (1972) Studies in the Quality of Life: Delphi and Decision-Making. Boston: D. C. Heath.

Dator J. (1972) “Orienting Hawaii to the future: multi-mode adult education,” ch. 11 in Marien M. Ziegler W. L. (eds.) The Potential of Educational Futures. Worthington, Ohio: Charles A. Jones.

De JOUVENEL B. (1967) The Art of Conjecture. New York: Basic Books.

Dubos R. (1973-1974) “The despairing optimist.” Amer. Scholar 43 (Winter).

Ehrlich P. R. (1968) The Population Bomb. New York: Ballantine.

Elboim-dror R. (1971a) “The resistance to change of educational administration.” Futures 3, (September).

Elboim-dror R. (1971b) “Some alternative futures of educational administration,” pp. 64–79 in Green T. (ed.) Educational Planning in Perspective. Guildford, Engl.: Guildford, Engl..

Erasmus P. F. (1973) General Introduction to Futures Research-A General Review of Literature on the Subject. Pretoria, South Africa: South African Human Sciences Research Council.

Etzioni A. (1974) “Policy research,” Amer. Sociologist 6 (June 1971) quoted in S. L. Williams, “Policy research in undergraduate learning.” J. of Higher Education 45 (April).

Farmer R. N. (1973) The Real World of 1984: A Look at the Foreseeable Future. New York: David McKay.

Fisher T. (1973) “Hawaii: growing pains in paradise.” Population Bull. 19: 1–40.

Fowles R. (1974) “Mass advertising as social forecast: a proposed method for futures research.” Ph.D. dissertation. New York University.

Fuller R. B. (1969) Utopia or Oblivion: The Prospects for Humanity. New York: Bantam Books.

Gabor D. (1972) The Mature Society. New York: Praeger.

General Electric Company (1971) Four Alternate World/U.S. Scenarios, 1971-1980. By the Environmental Task Force of the Corporate Executive Staff. New York: General Electric.

Gordon T. J. (1971) The Current Methods of Futures Research. Middletown, Conn.: Institute for the Future. (Also in A. Toffler [ed.] The Futurists. New York: Random House, 1972, pp. 164–189.)

Grayson M. J. Shepard T. R. Jr. (1973) The Disaster Lobby: Prophets of Ecological Doom and Other Absurdities. Chicago: Follett.

Hack W. G. et al. (1971) Educational Futurism 1985: Challenges for Schools and Their Administrators. By the 1985 Committee of the National Conference of Professors of Educational Administration. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Harkins A. Woods R. (1972) “Futurizing a multiversity: the University of Minnesota experience,” in Marien M. and W. L. Ziegler (eds.) The Potential of Educational Futures. Worthington, Ohio: Charles A. Jones.

Haskew L. D. (1974) “Force analysis,” ch. 3 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Heilbroner R. L. (1974) An Inquiry into the Human Prospect. New York: W. W. Norton.

Heller A. [ed.] (1971) The California Tomorrow Plan. Los Altos, Calif.: William Kaufmann.

Hencley S. P. (1974) “Contextual mapping and future study,” ch. 2 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. [eds.] (1974) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Hudson Institute (1974) Corporate Environment Study. Final Report. Vol. I: The Business Environment in 1975-1986. Vol. II: The World in 1975-85. Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y.: Hudson Institute, (multilith; references to and quotations from this report are made by permission of the Hudson Institute.)

Hudspeth D. R. (1974) “The cross-impact matrix,” ch. 6 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Ignatovich F. R. (1974) “Morphological analysis,” ch. 10 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Joseph E. C. (1974) “An introduction to studying the future,” ch. 1 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Kahn H. (1974) “A personal note on educated incapacity,” appdx. A-1 in Hudson Institute, “Corporate environment study, final report.” Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y.: Hudson Institute.

Kahn H. Wiener A. (1967) The Year 2000: A Framework for Speculation on the Next Thirty-Three Years. New York: Macmillan.

Kishida J. (1970) “Human revolution-multi-channel society,” vol. 1 in Japan Society of Futurology (ed.) Challenges from the Future. Proceedings of the International Future Research Conference. Tokyo: Kodansha.

Lasswell H. D. (1971a) “Versions of the political future.” H. D. Lasswell, in Symposium on Alternative Futures for Education. (Derived from H. D. Lasswell, in pp. 85–93 in A Pre-View of Policy Sciences. New York: Elsevier.)

Lasswell H. D. (1971b) A Pre-View of Policy Sciences. New York: Elsevier.

Lerner M. (1974) “Is America a dying civilization? American agonistes.” Foreign Affairs 52 (January): 287–300.

Lonsdale R. C. (1971) “Futurism: its development, content, and methodology,” in Hack W. G. et al., Educational Futurism, 1985. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Lonsdale R. C. [director] (1967) A Fifteen-Year Educational Projection, 1967-82: A Long-Range Plan for Ramapo Central School District No. 2, Spring Valley, Rockland County, New York. New York: Center for Field Research and School Services, New York University School of Education.

Mcdonald F. J. Forechand G. A. (1973) “A design for accountability in education.” New York University Education Q. 4 (Winter): 7–16.

McGRATH J. H. (1974) “Relevance trees,” ch. 4 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

McHALE J. (1970) Typological Survey of Futures Research in the U.S. Contract No. HSM-42-69-47. Binghamton, N.Y.: Center for Integrative Studies, State University of New York at Binghamton School of Advanced Technology.

McNAMARA J. F. (1974a) “The design of technological forecasting studies,” ch. 16 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

McNAMARA J. F. (1974b) “Markov chain theory and technological forecasting,” ch. 14 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Maddox J. (1972) The Doomsday Syndrome. New York: McGraw Hill.

Marien M. [comp. and ed.] (1971a) Essential Reading for the Future of Education. A Selected and Critically Annotated Bibliography. Syracuse, N.Y.: Syracuse University Research Corporation. (200 items)

Marien M. [comp. and ed.] (1971b) Alternative Futures for Learning: An Annotated Bibliography of Trends, Forecasts, and Proposals. Syracuse, N.Y.: Educational Policy Research Center, Syracuse University Research Corporation. (935 items)

Marien M. [comp. and ed.] (1972a) “Toward linking futurists to the academic world,” pp. 119–120 in Marien M. Ziegler W. L. (eds.) The Potential of Educational Futures. Worthington, Ohio: Charles A. Jones.

Marien M. , [comp. and ed.] (1972b) The Hot List Delphi: An Exploratory Survey of Essential Reading for the Future. EPRC Exploratory Report ER-6. Syracuse, N.Y.: Educational Policy Research Center, Syracuse University Research Corporation. (236 items)

Marien M. [comp. and ed.] (1972c) Beyond the Carnegie Commission: A Policy Guide to Space/Time/Credit-Preference Higher Learning. Syracuse, N.Y.: Educational Policy Research Center, Syracuse University Research Corporation.

Marien M. [comp. and ed.] and W. L. ZIEGLER [eds.] (1972) The Potential of Educational Futures. National Society for the Study of Education Series on Contemporary Educational Issues. Worthington, Ohio: Charles A. Jones.

Meadows D. H. Meadows D. L. , et al. (1972) The Limits to Growth: A Report of the Club of Rome's Project on the Predicament of Mankind. New York: Universe Books.

Moles A. (1970) “The future oriented society: axioms and methodology.” Futures 2 (December): Table 1.

MORPHET E. L. JESSER D. L. [eds.] (1969) Designing Education for the Future: Rationale, Procedures and Appraisal Denver: Designing Education for the Future: An Eight State Project.

Muller H. J. (1974) Uses of the Future. Bloomington: Indiana Univ. Press.

Platt J. (1971) “How men can shape their future.” Futures 3 (March): 32–47.

Platt J. (1969) “What we must do.” Science, 156 (November 28): 1115–1121.

Polak F. L. (1971) “The principal types of modern prognosis techniques,” appdx. in. Polak F. L. , Prognostics. New York: American Elsevier.

Popper S. H. [ed.] (1972) Imagining Alternative Future School Organizations: A UCEA Career Development Seminar. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota College of Education, Division of Educational Administration.

Pyke D. L. (1970) “A practical approach to Delphi.” Futures 2 (June): 143–152.

Quade E. S. (1970) “Why policy sciences?” Policy Sciences 1 (Spring): 1–2.

Sage D. D. Chobot R. B. (1974) “The scenario as an approach to studying the future,” ch. 8 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Shane H. G. (1973) The Educational Significance of the Future. Bloomington, Ind.: Phi Delta Kappa.

Sheldon E. B. Freeman H. E. (1970) “Notes on social indicators: promises and potential.” Policy Sciences 1 (Spring).

Slater P. (1974) Earthwalk. Garden City, N.Y.: Anchor/Doubleday.

Tanner C. K. (1974) “Planning the future with Bayesian statistics,” ch. 13 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Thieman F. C. Borkosky C. L. (1974) “Ariole, a planning guide,” ch. 7 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

Umpleby S. (1969) The Delphi Exploration: A Computer-Based System for Obtaining Subjective Judgments on Alternative Futures. A Progress Report. Urbana: University of Illinois Computer-Based Education Research Laboratory.

U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (1969) Toward a Social Report. Washington, D.C.: Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.

Vacca R. (1973) The Coming Dark Age. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday.

Watt K.E.F. (1974) The Titanic Effect: Planning for the Unthinkable. New York: E. P. Dutton.

Weatherman R. Swenson K. (1974) “Delphi technique,” ch. 5 in Hencley S. P. Yates J. R. (eds.) Futurism in Education: Methodologies. Berkeley: McCutchan.

White House Conference Staff (1972) A Look at Business in 1990. A Summary of the White House Conference on the Industrial World Ahead, Washington, D.C., February 7-9. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office.

Williams S. L. (1974) “Policy research in undergraduate learning.” J. of Higher Education 45 (April).

Wilson I. H. (1974) General Electric Company interview, March 26.