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  Issue 009

  Vol. 9 No. 009 (2024)

  Issue 9 of Istishraf for Future Studies (2024) includes the following studies and articles: “AI Futures and Underrepresented Cultures How Will Large Language Models Shape the Cognitive Landscape of the Future?” (Baraa Ali Deeb, Omar Almagharebi, Fadi A. Zaraket); “Artificial Intelligence vs. Human Intelligence A Critical Reading of the Challenges of Simulating the Human Mind and Anticipating Its Future from an Arab Perspective” (Tahani Al-Khatib); “The Future of Migration Governance in Light of the Development of Artificial Intelligence Systems” (Mouna Dalouh); “Does the Digitization Process Produce a New Type of Human Rights?” (Mohamed Arhal); “Futures of AI-Powered Human Rights Governance Surveillance, Control, and Digital Freedoms in the Arab Region” (Editorial Board); “Military Uses of Artificial Intelligence Opportunities and Challenges” (Sherif Shaaban Mabrouk); “The Future of Work of Academics in the Age of Artificial Intelligence State-of-the-Art and a Research Roadmap” (Maarten Renkema, Aizhan Tursunbayeva); “Accelerated Technological Transformations and Comprehensive Surveillance Critical Reading of: L'empire de la surveillance” (Editorial Board); “Human Rights, Robot Wrongs: Being Human in the Age of AI” (Ahmed Qasem Hussein); “ChatGPT and the Future of Artificial Intelligence The Deep Language Revolution” (Noor Chibani); “Characteristics and Techniques of Future Studies most Appropriate for al-Waqf Sector” (Sami Al Salahat); “Dystopian Futures of Artificial Intelligence in Science Fiction Films On the Importance of Science Fiction in Foresight” (Editorial Board); “Unit for Research in Arab Digital Social Spaces Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies, Doha, Qatar” (Editorial Board); “Dreams of Democracy in 2073?” (Hank Kune, Siv Helen Hesjedal); “Will the Smart Servant Make its Master Dumb?” (Gianpietro Malescio); “International MSC & PHD Futures Studies Conference” (Narimane Djemili); “Recent Publications” (Editorial Board).

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  Issue 008

  Vol. 8 No. 008 (2023)

  Issue 8 of Istishraf for Future Studies (2023) includes the following studies and articles: “The Dialectics of Climate Change and Food Security in Morocco and Egypt: An Essay to Monitoring Future Features” (ElHoucine Chougrani, Basel Amine Rajoub); “The Futures of Climate Change Mitigation Policies in the Arab Region” (Rachid El-Bazzim); “Role of the City, Society, and Future Urban Trends in Facing the Repercussions of Climate Change: The Case of Contemporary Gulf Cities” (Ali A. Alraouf); “The New Roles of Armies in the Context of Climate Change and its Security Repercussions, with Reference to Arab Countries” (Khalid Elkadaoui); “Climate Changes and their Impact on the Future of the Water Crisis in Iraq” (Abdalwahab Karim Hamed, Zahraa Abbas Hadi); “Future Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources, Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies in the Maghreb” (Aicha Kabi); “Climate Change and its Effects on Green Movements in Arab Countries: The Case of Morocco and Tunisia” (Elhabib Stati Zineddine, Ikbal Ben Moussa); “Green Tax in the Arab World; Referring to Morocco, Jordan and Tunisia Cases” (Mohammed Saddougui); “Forecasting the Future of Green Theory in the Face of Climate Change in the Arab World” (Mohcen Nadoui); “Delphi-based future scenarios: A bibliometric analysis of climate change case studies” (Yuri Calleo, Francesco Pilla); “Exploring the futures of climate change studies on the Arab World: A Systematic Review of Approaches in Arabic, English, French, and Spanish” (Abdedaim Battioui, Robert V. Lee IV); “Capitalist Roots of Climate Change and its Futures” (Editorial Board); “Future Prospects for Sustainability in Morocco: A Critical Reading of: The New Development Model” (Abdessamad al-Abbassi); “Education Fit for the Futures” (Ralph Mercer); “Metaverse, A Passing Fad or a Reality of our Digital Future?” (Martin Kruse); “Simulation-Based Learning for Public Policy” (Daniel Silva).

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  Issue 007

  Vol. 7 No. 007 (2022)

  Issue 7 of Istishraf for Future Studies (2022) includes the following studies and articles: “Climate Change Challenges and Future Challenges for the Transition to” (ElHoucine Chougrani); “An Attempt to Forecast the Futures of Research Work in the Social Sciences and Humanities: First Ideas” (Jamal Barout, Morad Diani); “Forecasting the Futures of Medical Practice and their Stakes in the Arab World” (Editorial Board); “The Future of Women's Participation in the Arab Labor Market: Partial Econometric Analysis of the Case of North African Countries” (Brahim El Morchid, Aomar Ibourk); “Towards Forecasting the Future of Technical and Vocational Education and Training in Arab countries” (Mohamed A.razak Hussein, Monged Abdalla); “The Future of Work Considering the Artificial Intelligence Revolution” (Editorial Board); “The Future of Work: A Systematic Literature Review” (Rebecca Mitchell, Lan Snell); “Futures of WorkplacesCritical Reading of: The Workplace you need now: Shaping Spaces for the Future of Work” (Editorial Board); “The Gulf Crisis and the Transformations of Power Politics: A Systemic Crisis in a Political Context Marked by Weakness” (Editorial Board, Bertrand Badie); “Forecasting the Impact of Technological Development on Modern Wars and the Military Power of Small States” (Fahad Hamad Aladba); “How will we live in 2050?” (Cécile Désaunay); “The Metaverse: An Expansion of Surveillance Capitalism?” (Kevin Jae); “Habitus of the Future: The Structuring Effect of our Relationship with Technology” (Ralph Mercer); “Recent Puplications” (Editorial Board).

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  Issue 006

  Vol. 6 No. 006 (2021)

  Issue 6 of Istishraf for Future Studies (2021) includes the following studies and articles: “The Science and Technology System in the Arab World: Facts and Futures” (Moza Mohammad Al-Rabban); “Towards Forecasting the Futures of Research in Arab Science and Technology In Light of Leading International Experiences” (Aze-Eddine Bouchikhi); “Nanotechnology in the Arab world: Past, Present and Future Prospects” (Khaled Saoud); “Science and Technology Transformations in Arab Countries: A case study of renewable energies in Morocco, Egypt, and Jordan” (Rachid El-Bazzim); ““Covi-Politics” and its Impact on Shaping the Future of the World and the Arab Region: A Reading of the Reality of International and Arab Scientific Research Policies in the Field of Vaccines and their Futures” (Osama Abu El Rub); “From Digital Addiction to Digital Wellbeing: Future Digitization and its Challenges in the Arab World” (Raian Ali, Dena Al-Thani, Reem S. Al-Mansoori, Deniz Cemiloglu); “The Future of Medicine, Genetics, and Genomics: Stakes and Risks” (Fatma Gargouri); “Digital Transformation and the Future of Social Sciences and Humanities” (Ghassan Mourad); “Science Fiction and Thinking about the Future Locally and Globally” (Mazin al-Ramdhani); “History of Science as a Gateway to the Renaissance of Arab Sciences” (Mohammed Abattouy); “Imagining the Impossible: The Shifting Role of Utopian Thought in Civic Planning, Science Fiction, and Future Studies”; “The Futures of Arab Science and Technology in the Fourth Industrial Revolution Critical Reading of: The Fourth Industrial Revolution” (Editorial Board); “Future Technology and the Future of War Critical Reading of: Army of None: Autonomous Weapons and the Future of War” (Amina Mostefa Della); “Future Technology, Neoliberalism, and the Future of Poverty Critical Reading of: The Promise of Access: Technology, Inequality, and the Political Economy of Hope” (Omar Almagharebi).

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  Issue 005

  Vol. 5 No. 005 (2020)

  Issue 5 of Istishraf for Future Studies (2020) includes the following studies and articles: “Three Stages of Arab World Demographic Transition” (Youssef Courbage); “Demographic Shifts in the Arab Countries and Trends of Migration to Europe” (Mohamed Khachani); “The Effects of Demographic Pressures on the Sustainability of Natural Resources in the Arab Region: an Intergenerational Equity Analysis” (ElHoucine Chougrani, Brahim Elmorchid); “UN Population Projections to 2100: A Critical Reading of the World Population Prospects 2019 Report” (Editorial Board); “Demographic rupture and prospects of population dynamics in Syria” (Mada Shuraiki); “Population Aging in Algeria: Current Situation and Future Trends” (Karima Bouaziz); “Population and Development Strategies in Lebanon: Missed Opportunities and Potential Opportunities” (Hala Naufal); “Palestinian Population in the Palestinian Territories: Future Expectations and Developmental Needs” (Mohammad Duraidi); “The Reality of the Demographic Imbalance in the State of Qatar and its Futures: Implications and Solutions” (Abdul Hadi Saleh Al Shawi Almarri); “Between Demographic Surge and Aging: A Reading on Demographic Shifts and Social Policies in Omani Society” (Mubarak Khamis Al-Hamdani); “Youth Bulge: Demographic Dividend, Time Bomb, and other Futures, with Reference to the MENA” (Sohail Inayatullah); “Demographic and Economic Material Factors in the MENA Region” (Editorial Board); “Moroccan Demography by 2050” (Rachid Benbih); “The World's Growing Population: A Curse or a Blessing?” (Editorial Board); “The Demography of Conflict: Forecasting the Future of the Palestinians in 2050” (Majd Abuamer); “Demographics and Democratic Transition: Any Relationship?” (Yara Nassar); “Population Politics between Malthus' Theory and Conspiracy Theories” (Abdellatif El Moutadayene).

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  Issue 004

  Vol. 4 No. 004 (2019)

  Issue 4 of Istishraf for Future Studies (2019) includes the following studies and articles: “Reality and Plans of the Cyberspace in Israel” (Mahmoud Muhareb); “Between Place, Man and Religious/Geopolitical Doctrine Looking ahead to the Challenges of Israeli Spatial Planning” (Rassem Mohee Alden Khamaisi); “Israeli Plans for the Gentrification of Jerusalem under The 5800 Years of Jerusalem Plan: A critical reading of the Jerusalem 2010-2050 vision” (Halima Abu Haneya); “Jerusalem Population Statistics as a Tool for Control and Colonial Fragmentation” (Ashraf Bader); “A Reading of Demographic, Political and Intellectual Changes among Religious People in Israel and Foresighting Future Impact” (Mohanad Mustafa); “Israeli Plans for the Future of Education under Neoliberal Policy, Identity-building, Religiosity, Zionism, Militarisation” (Ayman Ighbaria, Imad Jaraisi); “A Reading of the Second Wave of Zionist” (Ahmad Amara); “On the Israeli Plans for the Future of Gaza” (Adnan Abu Amer); “Israel's National Security Strategy for 2030” (Editorial Board); “Residents, not Citizens: Israeli Policy toward the Arabs in East Jerusalem, 1967-2017” (Editorial Board); “Jerusalem: Facts and Trends” (Editorial Board); “The Israel 2020 Plan after 25 years A reading of the book Israel 2020: Detailed Plan for the Future of State and Society” (Editorial Board); “How Israel is Preparing its Future Wars Book Review of The Cyber Weapon in Israel Future Wars: Studies by Senior Israeli Researchers” (Ahmed Qasem Hussein); “Directions of market society penetration within the Israeli army: The army and Market Society in Israel” (Mohanad Mustafa); “Deconstructing Israeli Views of the Arab-Israeli Conflict Book Review of The Israeli Vision of Middle East Conflict and its Impact on Israeli Security: Studies of Prominent Israeli Generals and Researchers” (Abdellatif El Moutadayene).

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  Issue 003

  Vol. 3 No. 003 (2018)

  Issue 3 of Istishraf for Future Studies (2018) includes the following studies and articles: “A Post-Oil Era is a Myth” (Mamdouh Salameh); “Natural Gas in the Arab Gulf States Rising Consumption and Major Future Challenges” (Naji Abi-Aad); “Regional Gas Integration in the Gulf Cooperation Council Difficult Past and Possible Futures” (Laurent A. Lambert); “Forecasting Prospects for Economic Diversification and Sustainability in the Gulf Economies, in Light of the Collapse in Oil Prices” (Khalid Rashed al-Khater); “The Eastern Mediterranean Natural Gas Discoveries Forecasting Geopolitical Opportunities and Challenges” (Marwan Kabalan); “The Energy Transition and Energy Security in Algeria Challenges on the 2030 Horizon” (Abdelmadjid Attar); “Energy Diversification Strategies in Future Shale Gas Exploitation in Algeria as a Model” (Chaker Drif); “Predicting the Future of the Energy Transition in the Arab World Case Study of the Moroccan Model” (Rachid El-Bazzim); “Forecasting and Energy Governance for the Swiss Energy Transition on the 2050 Horizon Some Useful Lessons for the Arabs” (Kacem Hadjadj); “'Internet of Things, IoT' and the Future of Energy Opportunities and Challenges” (El Sayed Yousef); “Future Energy without Oil and Fossil Fuel” (John Lowry); “Solar and Wind Energy Present and Future Energy Prospects in the Middle East and North Africa” (Sabry Shaaban); “The Electric Car: A Future Energy Alternative?” (Pierre Bonnaure); “resources Energetic: Shortage or overabundance ?” (Vidalenc Éric); “Tomorrow's Energy Prices:An Analysis of System, Actors and Shaping Factors” (Jean-Marie Chevalier); “Challenges of Energy Discoveries in the Eastern Mediterranean” (Ahmed Qasem Hussein); “Dissonance of Oil and Democracy A Review of Carbon Democracy: Political Power in the Age of Oil” (Abdellatif El Moutadayene); “Fossil Energy Futures” (Thowaiba Omer); “Challenges for the World Powers from the Perspective of the Economic Geography of Energy” (Brahim El Morchid); “The Furture of Oil Prices” (Osama Noujoum); “Towards a New Agenda in International Political Economy” (Noufel Ghiffi); “Energy Wars in the Twenty-First Century” (Yassine Yahyaoui); “Predicting the Challenges of the Energy Transition” (Nabil Hussein); “Challenges of the Collapse in Oil Prices” (Nerouz Satik); “What Forces are Driving the Future of Energy?” (Editorial Board).

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  Issue 002

  Vol. 2 No. 002 (2017)

  Issue 2 of Istishraf for Future Studies (2017) includes the following studies and articles: “The Age of Major Transformations:A Reading of the Report: Global Trends: Paradox of Progress” (Marwan Kabalan); “Forecasting the Future of the World:and its Civilizational-International Relations Francis Fukuyama, Islam, Modernity, and t” (Chamseddin Alkilani); ““Future Shock”: Half a Century of Formation Alvin Toffler's Reading of Present Reality in the Arab Region” (Abdulhadi Ayyad); “Forecasting Demographic Change in Palestine to 2030:A Reading of the Report Palestine 2030, Demographic Change Opportunities” (Adel Zagha); “Challenges and Prospects of the Future Vision Oman 2020 An Analytical Reading:” (Yousuf Bin Hamad Al Balushi); “Future Visions in the World of Muslims: Between the End of History and the Clash of Prophecies A Critical Study from the Per” (Saifeldin Abdelfattah); “Morphological Analysis and Scenario Building” (Mohamed Salim Kelala); “Categorizing Scenarios and the Theoretical Problematic of Chaos in Modern Foresighting” (Mohamed Khamis); “The Future and Future Studies in Social Science Prospects for Bridging Knowledge and Method” (Omar Allout); “Tomorrow's Conflict Situations” (Editorial Board); “Societies and Ways of Life across the World: Major Trends to 2030 - 2050” (Editorial Board); “World Population in 2030-2050: Growth and Ageing” (Editorial Board); “What are the Arab Futures? A Reading of Arab Futures: Three Scenarios for 2025” (Haoues Taguia); “Towards a Bi-Polar American-Chinese International Order A Reading of Les Clés de la puissance” (Yassine Yahyaoui); “Can We Predict the Fall of Nations? A Reading of Is The American Century Over?” (Mustapha Ait Kharouach); “Coexistence and violence in the 21st century: Review of La guerre des civilisations n'aura pas lieu: Coexistence et violence” (Frédéric Maatouk); “The Risks of Nanotechnology for the Future A Reading of Faut-il avoir peur des nanos?” (Fatiha el-Hassani); “Variables in Tomorrow's World A Reading of Future Shock” (Kamel Terchi); “Has the Future War Started?:Review of Christopher Coker's Future War” (Yassine Yahyaoui); “What are the Policies for Science, Technology, and Innovation for the Future? A Reading of Science, Technology and Innovatio” (Fatiha el-Hassani); “Opportunities and Limitations of Strategic Foresight Use in Public Institutions in Germany Review of Strategic Foresight for” (Nabil Hussein).

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  Issue 001

  Vol. 1 No. 001 (2016)

  Issue 1 of Istishraf for Future Studies (2016) includes the following studies and articles: “Foresight and Politics” (Hugues De Jouvenel); “The Complementarity of Quantitative and Qualitative Methods in Future Studies” (Walid Abdel Hay); “Arab Futures Studies: The Effect of Methodologies on Scientific and Societal Results” (Nasir al-Tawil); “Constructing Scenarios: Cognitive and Methodological Options among Foresight Schools” (Mohamed Khamis); “The Origins of Foresight from an Islamic Perspective” (Ilyas Belka); “Future Studies: Problematics and Approaches for Use” (Mazin al-Ramdhani); “The Project to Forecast the Future of the Arab Homeland: Between Foresight and Ideological Prediction” (Chamseddin Alkilani); “The 'Future' according to Mahdi Elmandjra” (Yahya el-Yehyaoui); “Fusion of Science and Culture: Key to the Twenty-First Century” (Mahdi Elmandjra); “Producing Scenarios by Hundreds: How Statistical Methods Renew Futurological Approaches” (Céline Guivarch, Julie Rozenberg); “Energy Scenarios for 2020, 2035 and 2050” (Danish Energy Agency); “Book Review: Strategic Foresight in Action” (Editorial Board); “Book Review: Strategic Foresight for Corporate and Regional Development” (Fatiha el-Hassani); “The Importance of” (Kacem Hadjadj); “Book Review: Methods of Future and Scenario Analysis” (Emile Badarin); “Book Review: The Extreme Future: The Top Trends that will Reshape the World in the Next 20 Years” (Ahmed Abizaid); “Book Review: Futuring: The Exploration of the Future” (Editorial Board); “Book Review: The World in 2030” (Fatiha el-Hassani); “Book Review: Foresight” (Editorial Board); “Book Review: Future Studies: The Legal, Epistemological and Methodological Foundations of Future Foresight” (Kamel Terchi); “Book Review: Foresight: The art and science of anticipating the future” (Editorial Board).