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While policy researchers would prefer an investigation into the future that was more shortterm,immediately beneficial to the organization, and framed within the language of theorganization, by and large, futures research is often less concerned with predicting the futurethan with attempting to envision novel ways of organising how decisions are reached and who iseligible to participate in these decisions. It does this by asking participants to envision theirideal organisational world and then it aids in creating strategies to realise that world.Moreover, from a critical view, to suggest that policy futures statements must be clear to thepolicymaker is at some level just banal. Institutions create obscure language because thatlanguage serves particular interests. It is the analysis of those interests (and the mechanismsthey employ to seek and maintain power) that becomes the vehicle for investigating whatimages of the future are possible and which are likely to become reality. In this sense, how tomake better policy or more future-oriented policy without investigating the political interests ofcertain policies is equally banal. Organizations stay focused in the present as bureaucrats andothers are served by the current structure. Attempts to create new futures can underminepresent power structures. Administrators agree to consider the future only to gain new politicalalliances or to achieve modernity (gain funding or prestige) but rarely to make structural orالتغيرات وعيه.
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