Attendees
Agenda
Overheads presentation
Report from the Nodes

1. Jacob Adesida Knowledge Network, Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire
2. Tom Beer Director, CISRO Atmospheric Research, Aspendale, Australia
3. Mohsen Bharami Amir Kabir University, Tehran, Iran (Iran Node)
4. Jerome Binde Prospective Analysis Unit, UNESCO, Paris, France
5. Peter Bishop University of Houston, Houston, Texas
6. Harlan Cleveland AC/UNU and President, World Acad. of Art and Science
7. Henry Cole President, The Futures Group International
8. Sidney Draggan Office of Research and Development, EPA, USA
9. Elizabeth Florescu Administrative Assistant, Millennium Project, AC/UNU
10. John Francis The Scottish Office, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
11. Nadezhda Gaponenko Center for Science & Industrial Policy (Moscow Node)
12. Jerome Glenn Co-Director, Millennium Project, AC/UNU
13. Ann Gordon Millennium project, AC/UNU
14. Ted Gordon Co-Director, Millennium Project, AC/UNU
15. Miguel Gutierrez Center for Globalization and Prospective, Argentina (S. Amer. Node)
16. Hassan W. Hassan Al Azar University and Al Ahram Press Inst., Cairo, Egypt
17. Hazel Henderson Alan F. Kay & Hazel Henderson Found. for Soc. Innovation
18. Robert Jarrette AEPI, Atlanta, Georgia
19. William Jewett American Council for the UNU
20. Walter Kistler Chairman, Foundation For the Future, Bellevue, Washington
21. Azusa Kubota Intern, AC/UNU Millennium Project
22. Ward Lamphere Res. and Development Center, General Motors Company
23. James Leonard Chair, American Council for the UNU
24. Bruce Lloyd South Bank Polytechnic, London, UK (UK Node)
25. Anandhavalli Mahadevan Madurai University, India (India Node)
26. Kamal Z. Mahmoud Director, Futures Research and Studies Ctr., University of Cairo, Egypt
27. Michael Marien Editor, Future Survey, WFS, New York, USA
28. Nick Marsh Foresight Institute of New Zealand, Brisbane, Australia
29. Eleonora Barbieri Masini Faculty of Social Sciences, Gregorian University, Rome, Italy
30. Peter Mettler Fachhochschule Wiesbaden, Wiesbaden, Germany
31. Arsen Mkrtchyan Intern, AC/UNU, Millennium Project
32. Pavel Novacek Palacky University, Czech Republic (C. European Node)
33. Tamami Onaka Intern, AC/UNU Millennium Project
34. Charles Perrottet Deloitte & Touch/Futures Group, CT
35. Michael Perrottet Intern, AC/UNU Millennium Project
36. Frank Record Head, UNESCO Washington, D.C. Office
37. Peter Rzeszotarski Army Environmental Policy Institute, Atlanta, GA
38. Siddig Salih UN Economic Commission for Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
39. A. Hisao Shibusawa Global Investment for Develoment and AC/UNU, Washington, D.C.
40. Michael Stoneking Partner, Deloitte & Touch, Cleveland, OH
41. Aisha Talib Intern, AC/UNU Millennium Project
42. Robert Utter Futurist, Des Moines, Iowa
43. Sesh Velamoor Dep. Dir. Of Programs, Foundation For the Future, Bellevue, WA
44. Rusong Wang Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, P.R. China (P.R. China Node)

9:00 Coffee, friendly conversation, review materials

9:30 Introductions and review agenda

10:00 1999 State of the Future and other recent accomplishments
UN Millennium GA, UNU conf, OECD, CEQ

10:15 Highlights of the Global Challenges from 1999 State of the Future

11:00 Objectives and Design of 1999-2000 Program
Environmental Futures (Futures & Decisions, IOs and Env-Sec., ES issues scanning)

1999-2000 Global Lookout Panel - Round 1, Interviews, and later rounds

12:30 Lunch

1:00 1000 year futures - H-3000 with Foundation for The Future
Update Futures Research Methods CD-ROM V 2.0
Millennium Symposium
Project Web sites

2:30 Node Reports (continues on to next day)

4:30 Review and agenda for next day

5:00 Adjourn

6:00 Refreshments at One Washington Circle Hotel

7:00 Dinner at One Washington Circle Hotel
 

Thursday 28 July

9:00 Coffee, friendly conversation, review materials

9:30 Node Reports (continued from yesterday)

11:00 Plans for Millennium Seminars at Nodes around the world

11:30 Project issues and next steps
Node coordination
Methodological Issues

12:30 Lunch

1:00 Project issues and next steps (continued)
Dissemination (99 SOF promotion, book reviews, etc.)
Funding

3:00 Break

3:15 Public Relations
WFS (Options Room, Panels, Potential Sponsors Meeting)

4:00 Review and conclusions

4:30 Adjourn
 

7:00 WFS Opening session

The Nodes introduced to the audience their organizations and presented some recent work of their own research, and then focused on their role as nodes of the Millennium Project in their countries/regions.