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This book brings depth to the futures field, particularly showcasing Sohail’s knowledge about macrohistory and theories on patterns for long-term change.

I love this book because it conveys complex theories about the future and expresses these in an easy-to-read writing style. Shail’s great understanding of futures studies enables him to write in such a way that I found enjoyable as well as enlightening.

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