November 2000: Cyber-Democracy & E-Elections (Conference) July 2000: Aventis Triangle Forum (Conference) June 2000: Decision Makers 2010 (Conference) September 1999: Aventis Triangle Forum (Conference) May 1999: Decision Makers 2010 (Conference) March 1999: Outlining the Future (Workshop) July 1998: Digitalization (Brainstorming) May 1998: Genetic Technology (Brainstorming) March 1998: Agenda Brainstorming (Conference)

				July 19-21, 2000, Watermill Center, Long Island, USA Aventis Triangle Forum High-Level-Conference Documentation June 7-10, 2000, Hong Kong Decision Makers 2010 Building Sustainability in a Globalized World Conference Executive Summary Program Participants Picture Gallery Art Gallery September 8-10, 1999, Frankfurt, Germany Future Societies Aventis Triangle Forum High-Level Conference Mission Program Executive Summary Participants Discussion Paper Documentation May 10-12, 1999, Frankfurt, Germany Decision Makers 2010 Defining Tomorrow's Agenda Conference Decision Makers 2010 provoked strong opinions among the thirty-one expert participants who debated the global future for three days in Frankfurt, Germany. Executive Summary Conclusions Program Participants Papers Books Download (Word-File): Program, Summary, Conclusions, Participants. March 23, 1999, CAP, Munich, Germany Outlining the Future Perspectives on Societal Development in the 21st Century Workshop Our views and expectations for the future play as much a part in how we make decisions as external, objective conditions. The Center for Applied Policy Research convened Germany's leading future researchers to compare exactly these views and expectations. What are the most important questions for thinking systematically about the future? What are the consequences of increasing networking and biotechnologization? What are the values of today that go furthest to shaping the world of tomorrow? Executive Summary Program Participants Download the program, the executive summary, the summary of presentations and the list of participants as a Word document. July 13, 1998, CAP, Munich, Germany Digitalization Shaping the Future Brainstorming Digital processes are transforming the way people around the globe work and live; within Europe, Munich can rightly claim to be one of the centers of the new economy with its strengths in media, banking, and research. Our participants were all drawn from the local area, but they presented views that were far from parochial in character. Speakers considered the shape of an industrialized society after the digital revolution, with particular emphasis on likely economic consequences. Speakers at the brainstorming included Dr. Gabriele Hooffacker of Hooffacker & Partner, Prof. Dalia Marin of the University of Munich's Economics Department, and Warnfried Dettling, of DIE ZEIT. Additional guests represented multimedia companies, banks, economic research institutes and news agencies. Executive Summary Program Participants Download the executive summary, the program, a list of participants and a list of short biographies as a PDF-Document. May 18, 1998, CAP, Munich, Germany Genetic Technology Shaping the Future Brainstorming Munich's biotech industry is one of the strongest in Europe, so the CAP didn't have to go far afield to find world-class talent for a brainstorming session on the social and political implications of genetic technology. Our participants presented views on how the industry was likely to grow in the next two decades, along with longer-range ideas on the types of developments that society should expect from biotech. Speakers at the brainstorming included Dr. Bernd Kirschbaum of Hoechst Marion Roussel's Center of Applied Genomics in Martinsried, Dr. Boris Steipe of the University of Munich's Genetic Research Center, and Dr. Reiner Anselm of the University of Munich's Institute for Systematic Theology. Dr. Paul Ulrich Unschuld of the Institute for the History of Medicine at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich provided particularly provocative cross-cultural commentary based on his extensive experience in China. Executive Summary Program Participants and short biographies Download the executive summary, the program, a list of participants and a list of short biographies as a PDF-Document. March 23-24, 1998, CAP, Munich, Germany How Do We Want to Live Tomorrow Trilateral Agenda Brainstorming Conference Twenty-five forward-looking thinkers - from the Co-Chairman of the Davos World Economic Forum and a contributing editor to Wired magazine to the Secretary General of the German Catholic Bishops' Conference and a fellow from Resources for the Future - convened at the Center for Applied Policy Research in Munich to consider the question of how we want to live tomorrow in an interdisciplinary and intercultural fashion. Executive Summary Program Participants Download the executive summary, the program, a list of participants as a PDF-Document.
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