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> Britain in 2010
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Britain in 2010
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1991 |
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380 |
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0853744939 |
Summary
How will Britain develop in the next 20 years? No-one can be sure, but the best possible assessment of the prospects is needed for making rational long-term decisions in business, government and private life.
This PSI classic brings together a multi-disciplinary team of experts to make a systematic study of likely developments and areas of choice - one which analyses longer term past changes, but also takes account of recent developments, such as the collapse of communism, the moves towards full European Union, and the emerging concern about global warming. The evidence is assembled from a wide range of sources, and weighed up with objectivity and authority. It is presented in a style that is clear, concise and readable.
Update: February 2010
Britain in 2010 is out of print but is now available to download as a series of PDF files, free of charge, using the links below.
- Contents, foreword, chapter 1 (introduction), chapter 2 (method and approach)
global developments
- Chapter 3: world security
- Chapter 4: world economy
- Chapter 5: world environment
regional developments
- Chapter 6: United States
- Chapter 7: Japan
- Chapter 8: Third World
- Chapter 9: China
- Chapter 10: Soviet Union & Eastern Europe
- Chapter 11: Western Europe
Britain in 2010
- Chapter 12: population
- Chapter 13: employment
- Chapter 14: environment
- Chapter 15: science & technology
- Chapter 16: the economy
- Chapter 17: life in Britain in 2010
- Chapter 18: three scenarios
- Chapter 19: summary and conclusions, plus references
The whole publication may be downloaded as a single zip file here (112MB).
Read the original press release here.
News
New report examines unpaid domestic work in the EU
[added 03/08/2010]
New PSI report examines financial and employment needs of social housing tenants
[added 01/07/2010]
Daylight saving: is it time for change?
[added 11/05/2010]
New PSI briefing on green fiscal reform
[added 15/06/2010]
Back to ‘the future’: assessing Britain in 2010
[added 12/05/2010]
Concerns expressed about support for people who need more help in Provider-led Pathways to Work
[added 23/02/2010]
More support needed for low-skilled workers to progress into better jobs
[added 09/02/2010]
Understanding social cohesion during
and following recession
[added 19/01/2010]
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