RISER FUTURES – Five Books 60% Off

This offer is only valid till 12 February 2024

The books are:

1. CLA 3.0: Thirty Years of Transformative Research – This book celebrates the last thirty years of theory and practice, innovation, and application in the field of Causal Layered Analysis. It provides a comprehensive overview of transformative research, making it an essential read for anyone interested in futures studies and foresight studies.
2. CLA Reader (2004), this book covers articles on Causal Layered Analysis from 1994-2004. It offers a valuable historical perspective on the development of this powerful tool and provides practical insights into how it can be applied in different contexts.
3. CLA 2.0 (2015) – This book is a follow-up to the CLA Reader, focusing on new applications in theory and methodology. It offers practical examples of how Causal Layered Analysis can be used to develop alternative futures, manage change and innovation, and promote sustainability.
4. What Works (2015) – furthers the practice of foresight in organizations, institutions, cities and nations. Divided into three parts, What Works moves from theorizing the future to case studies of foresight in action and concludes with innovative futures methods.
5. Questioning the Future (2007) – Questioning the Future explores foundational concepts and methods in futures studies while serving as a practical workbook for managers and social activists. It examines anticipatory learning, planning limits, causal layered analysis, and social change patterns to transform organizations using future insights.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, strategist, or futurist, the Causal Layered Analysis Futurist Bundle offers the tools and insights needed to deepen and broaden your understanding of the present and emerging futures.

This offer by Metafuture, aimed to help futurists an advanced knowledge and a better understanding of Causal Layered Analysis (CLA) getting in-depth experience about the CLA without utilizing extra money on their favorite books.

PS: CLA Reader (2004) and CLA 2.0 (2015) are combined.