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Four potential outcomes from COVID-19

  • May 20, 2020

INTERVIEW with Sohail Inayatulluh

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Sohail Inayatullah

UNESCO Chair of Future Studies

Teymoor Nabili

Publisher and CEO, Tech For Impact

 

Soothsayers and self-proclaimed prophets are almost always wrong – so what makes a futurist like Sohail Inayatullah worth listening to?

Because as UNESCO Chair of Future Studies, Sohail brings academic expertise to the task. Instead of predicting outcomes, he uses his methodology of Causal Layered Analysis to interpret our present to prepare us for multiple futures, and plan ways to deal with them.

In this interview he takes us through four possible outcomes of the COVID-19 pandemic, and how they should guide policy and response.

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