DEMOGRAPHY

Bone-Loss Epidemic Ahead? March-April 2005.
Contraception Rises Among U.S. Women, May-June 2005.
Fathers and Autism [box], September-October 2005.
Fetal Forecasts, January-February 2005.
Fitness and Learning, March-April 2005.
Four Countertrends in Global Demography, January-February 2005.
Mobility for Tomorrow's Seniors, November-December 2005.
Mother's Diet May Affect Child's Health in Adulthood, May-June 2005.
New African Visions for Combating AIDS, July-August 2005.
Obesity as a Major Malnutrition Issue, May-June 2005.
Stay-at-Home Dads, September-October 2005.
Teen Pregnancy and "Internal Poverty," January-February 2005.
Urbanization Models Examined, November-December 2005.

ECONOMICS

America Wastes Half Its Food, May-June 2005.
The Conscientious Tourist, September-October 2005.
Demystifying Poverty, July-August 2005.
Hot Industries with Hot Jobs, May-June 2005.
Learning from Failures, January-February 2005.
Lunar Tourism by 2020s? May-June 2005.
Optional Retirement, January-February 2005.
Proactive Crisis Management, March-April 2005.
The Rising Costs of Global Warming, November-December 2005.
Types of Ethical Tourism [box], September-October 2005.

ENVIRONMENT

High-Tech Biking, May-June 2005.
Kazakhstan Seeks Wind Power, May-June 2005.
Salt-Loving Flowers, January-February 2005.
Saving the Environment Saves Human Lives, May-June 2005.
A Solar-Hydrogen Home, September-October 2005.
The Struggle for Environmental Security, November-December 2005.
Turning Waste Heat into Fresh Water, July-August 2005.
The World's Water Crisis, March-April 2005.

GOVERNMENT

Food, Farming, and the Future, Carl Zulauf, November-December 2005.
Generating Alternatives to Radical Islam, May-June 2005.
Power to Our Neighborhoods! Gregg Mosson, January-February 2005.
Privatizing the Trains, September-October 2005.
Progress Report on Development Goals, July-August 2005.
Robin Hood and the No-Free-Lunch Bunch, March-April 2005.

SOCIETY

The Attention-Deficit Workplace [box], March-April 2005.
Combating Copycat Violence, May-June 2005.
Digital Music: You Are What You Listen To, September-October 2005.
The Future for Jews and Israel, January-February 2005.
Games to Help Kids Deal with Bullies, September-October 2005.
Mind over Misery, July-August 2005.
The Rapid Evolution of English, November-December 2005.
Slow Is Beautiful: Living as if Life Really Mattered, March-April 2005.

TECHNOLOGY

Advances in Voice Recognition, Janine Lodato, January-February 2005.
All-Terrain Robotics, July-August 2005.
Are Males Genetically Doomed? Steven Stocker, March-April 2005.
Basketball for the Blind, September-October 2005.
Digitally Enhanced Teaching, July-August 2005.
Electronic Paper Will Revolutionize TV, May-June 2005.
An Energy SuperGrid, September-October 2005.
Fighting Crime with Closed-Circuit Cameras, May-June 2005.
Making Rooms Smarter, September-October 2005.
Mapping of Rice May Feed Billions, November-December 2005.
Science Research Rises in Latin America, March-April 2005.
Sensors Will Help Protect Coasts, November-December 2005.
Titanium Used for Skull Defects, May-June 2005.

Five Regions of the Future, Joel A. Barker and Scott W. Erickson [reviewed by Edward Cornish], July-August 2005.
The Future of Hope, Miroslav Volf and William Katerberg (eds.) [reviewed by Lane Jennings], May-June 2005.
Nanofuture, J. Storrs Hall [reviewed by Timothy C. Mack], July-August 2005.
Parallel Worlds, Michio Kaku [reviewed by Patrick Tucker], September-October 2005.
Predictable Surprises, Max H. Bazerman and Michael D. Watkins [reviewed by Clifton Coles], March-April 2005.
Radical Evolution, Joel Garreau [reviewed by Lane Jennings], November-December 2005.
Radical Middle, Mark Satin [reviewed by Robert L. Olson], January-February 2005.
A Whole New Mind, Daniel H. Pink [reviewed by Edward Cornish], September-October 2005.

Anderson, Clifton E., Biotech on the Farm: Realizing the Promise, September-October 2005.
Blank, Robert H., and Richard D. Lamm, The Challenge of an Aging Society, July-August 2005.
Brown, Lester R., Pushing Beyond the Earth's Limits, May-June 2005.
Caruthers, James B., Robert Sanborn, Adolfo Santos, and Alexandra L. Montgomery, Four Scenarios for the Future of Education, January-February 2005.
Cetron, Marvin J., and Owen Davies, Trends Now Shaping the Future: Technological, Workplace, Management, and Institutional Trends, May-June 2005; Trends Now Shaping the Future: Economic, Societal, and Environmental Trends, March-April 2005.
Challenger, John A., Working in the Future: How Today's Trends Are Shaping Tomorrow's Jobs, November-December 2005.
Coles, Clifton, Nanoflowers: The Beauty of Science, May-June 2005; How to Predict Surprises [book review of Predictable Surprises by Max H. Bazerman and Michael D. Watkins], March-April 2005.
Cooper, Kimbal E., and Tyler A. Kokjohn, The Outlook for Alzheimer's Disease, September-October 2005.
Cornish, Edward, Finding Success in the "Conceptual Age" [book review of A Whole New Mind by Daniel H. Pink], September-October 2005; Racing Toward a Super-Tech Future? [book review of Five Regions of the Future by Joel A. Barker and Scott W. Erickson], July-August 2005.
Cusumano, James A., and Julian Gresser, Hydrogen and the New Energy Economy: Why We Need an Apollo Mission for Clean Energy, March-April 2005; Launching the Hydrogen Age: A Three-Step Strategy [box], March-April 2005.
Davies, Owen, and Marvin J. Cetron, Trends Now Shaping the Future: Technological, Workplace, Management, and Institutional Trends, May-June 2005; Trends Now Shaping the Future: Economic, Societal, and Environmental Trends, March-April 2005.
Davis, Don C., Faith for the Future: Updating Religious Paradigms for the Infotech Age, September-October 2005.
Dychtwald, Ken, Ageless Aging: The Next Era of Retirement, July-August 2005; New Opportunities for Aging Agelessly [box], July-August 2005.
English, Wayne A., Are Electric Utilities Obsolete? March-April 2005.
Gioia, Joyce, and Roger Herman, Career Planning for the 21st Century, November-December 2005.
Godbey, Geoffrey, and John Robinson, Time in Our Hands, September-October 2005.
Gresser, Julian, and James A. Cusumano, Hydrogen and the New Energy Economy: Why We Need an Apollo Mission for Clean Energy, March-April 2005; Launching the Hydrogen Age: A Three-Step Strategy [box], March-April 2005.
Gunston, Robin, Play Ball! How Sports Will Change in the 21st Century, January-February 2005; A Future Sports Scenario [box], January-February 2005.
Hall, J. Storrs, What's Next for Nanotechnology, July-August 2005.
Herman, Roger, and Joyce Gioia, Career Planning for the 21st Century,November-December 2005.
Jennings, Lane, Humanity's Near Future: Heaven, Hell, or Just Hanging On? [book review of Radical Evolution by Joel Garreau], November-December 2005; Hope for the Future [book review of The Future of Hope edited by Miroslav Volf and William Katerberg], May-June 2005; Finding Better Ways to Die, March-April 2005.
Jones, Anthony T., and Adam Westwood, Power from the Oceans, January-February 2005.
Kokjohn, Tyler A., and Kimbal E. Cooper, The Outlook for Alzheimer's Disease, September-October 2005.
Kressley, Konrad M., Aging and Public Institutions, September-October 2005.
Lamm, Richard D., and Robert H. Blank, The Challenge of an Aging Society, July-August 2005.
Lodato, Janine, Advances in Voice Recognition [World Trends & Forecasts], January-February 2005.
Mack, Timothy C., Nano Design's Macro Impacts [book review of Nanofuture by J. Storrs Hall], July-August 2005; Future Generations Fund to Support Youth Projects, May-June 2005.
Marien, Michael, Celebrating the Life of Futurist W. Warren Wagar, March-April 2005.
Miller, M. Rex, The Digital Dynamic: How Communications Media Shape Our World, May-June 2005; Four Communications Eras [box], May-June 2005.
Montgomery, Alexandra L., Robert Sanborn, Adolfo Santos, and James B. Caruthers, Four Scenarios for the Future of Education, January-February 2005.
Mulconrey, Brian, Your Personal Information: Managing Your Most Valuable Asset, September-October 2005; Scenario: Selling Personal Information Management Services to Clients [box], September-October 2005.
Neilson, Robert E., Scenario: Futurizing the National Transportation Safety Board [box], May-June 2005.
Neilson, Robert E., and Debra Stouffer, Narrating the Vision: Scenarios in Action, May-June 2005; Scenarios and Your Organization [box], May-June 2005.
Olson, Robert L., The Rise of "Radical Middle" Politics [book review of Radical Middle by Mark Satin], January-February 2005.
Pesanelli, David, Transportable Classrooms: "Outposts for Conquest," January-February 2005; Scenario: The Explorer Lab [box], January-February 2005; Education in the Community [box], January-February 2005.
Pizzigati, Sam, The Rich and the Rest: The Growing Concentration of Wealth, July-August 2005.
Robinson, John, and Geoffrey Godbey, Time in Our Hands, September-October 2005.
Rossman, Parker, Beyond the Book: Electronic Textbooks Will Bring Worldwide Learning, January-February 2005.
Samson, Richard W., Hyperjobs: The New Higher-Level Work and How to Grow Into It, November-December 2005.
Sanborn, Robert, Adolfo Santos, Alexandra L. Montgomery, and James B. Caruthers, Four Scenarios for the Future of Education, January-February 2005.
Santos, Adolfo, Robert Sanborn, Alexandra L. Montgomery, and James B. Caruthers, Four Scenarios for the Future of Education, January-February 2005.
Shostak, Arthur B., Visualizing the Future through Film, July-August 2005.
Snyder, David Pearce, Extra-Preneurship: Reinventing Enterprise for the Information Age, July-August 2005; The Outlook for Business and Employment, 2005 to 2015: Six Recent Scenarios [box], July-August 2005; Social and Physical Technologies: Partners in Progress [box], July-August 2005.
Stephens, Gene, Policing the Future: Law Enforcement's New Challenges, March-April 2005.
Stouffer, Debra, and Robert E. Neilson, Narrating the Vision: Scenarios in Action, May-June 2005; Scenarios and Your Organization [box], May-June 2005.
Tucker, Patrick, Powered by Play: A Child-Run Water Pump, November-December 2005; Escape to Another Universe [book review of Parallel Worlds by Michio Kaku], September-October 2005.
Von Holzen, Roger, Beyond the Book: Electronic Textbooks Will Bring Worldwide Learning, January-February 2005.
Wagner, Cynthia G., Futurists Gather to Develop Foresight, Innovation, and Strategy, November-December 2005; Space Food Goes Gourmet, September-October 2005.
Westwood, Adam, and Anthony T. Jones, Power from the Oceans, January-February 2005.
World Future Society staff, Outlook 2006, November-December 2005.
Zey, Michael, The Superlongevity Revolution: How It Will Change Our Lives, November-December 2005.
Zulauf, Carl, Food, Farming, and the Future [World Trends & Forecasts], November-December 2005.

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