Essence of Backcasting.¶
Dreborg, K. H. (1996). Essence of Backcasting. Futures, 28(9), 813-828.
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- Backcasting
- The methodological essence, as Dreborg (1996) articulated, is treating the future as a normative target rather than a probabilistic projection.
This sourceArticulates the methodological commitments distinguishing backcasting from forecasting — explicit normativity, structural change, long horizons, treating dominant trends as part of the problem.
- The methodological essence, as Dreborg (1996) articulated, is treating the future as a normative target rather than a probabilistic projection.
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