The work of futurist Graham Molitor presents examples of previously used methodologies to identify disruption and cumulative patterns of change. He offers foresight professionals a time-tested model to develop long-range futures.
MolitorGraham T. T.1999a. “Impacts of the Information Economy and Beyond.” Vital Speeches of the Day66 (5): 148-157.
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MolitorGraham T. T.1999b. “The Next 1000 Years: The ‘Big Five’ Engines of Economic Growth.” The Futurist33(10): 13-18.
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MolitorGraham T. T.2000a. “Emerging Economic Sectors in the Third Millennium: Introduction and Overview of the ‘Big Five.’” Foresight2 (3): 323–29.
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MolitorGraham T. T.2000b. “Emerging Economic Sectors in the Third Millennium: Leisure Time Era Begins to Dominate US Economy by 2015.” Foresight2 (4): 425–28.
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MolitorGraham T. T.2001. “5 Forces Transforming Communications.” The Futurist35 (5): 32–35.
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MolitorGraham, T. T.2003a. “Molitor Forecasting Model: Key Dimensions for Plotting the ‘Patterns of Change.’” Journal of Future Studies8 (1): 61–72.
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MolitorGraham T. T.2003b. The Power to Change the World: The Art of Forecasting.
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RhemannMaureen. 2017. “A Futurist Revisit to the ‘Value Chain.’” Journal of Futures Studies21 (3): 25–34.
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