Titlebook: Imagined Futures; Hope, Risk and Uncer Julia Cook Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spr

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The Utility of Hope,conceptualised. The discussion focuses specifically on the use of hope in coping with uncertainty due to both the prominence of hope in the findings, and the prevailing association between uncertainty and fear which has, until recently, sidelined hope as a serious object of study in this area. Empir

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Conclusion,imagine the future of their society? (2) Do individuals’ imaginings of the long-term future interact with or impact upon the ways in which they relate to the short-term, biographical future? And (3) are the ways in which individuals relate to the long-term future compatible with popular theoretical

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2523-7268 ed thinking are proposed, and the role that hope can play in this process is addressed. This book will appeal to readers who are interested in the sociology of risk and uncertainty, time, and youth.??.978-3-319-88000-6978-3-319-65325-9Series ISSN 2523-7268 Series E-ISSN 2523-7276

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Future Imaginaries in Theory and Practice,ets of these accounts, the second, hope-infused imaginary does not appear to be compatible with their claims. This chapter therefore proposes an alternative way of interpreting the contemporary future.

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Conclusion,esearch considering environmental issues and pro-environmental behaviour are considered. Finally, the book concludes by contending that the long-term, societal future is of both relevance and concern for individuals in their everyday lives.

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Introduction,nty inherent in the long-term, societal future. After establishing the topic motivating this book, the chapter moves on to introduce the empirical, interview-based study which informs it, discussing how the data which it produced is used to address how individuals (in this case young adults living in Australia) imagine the future of their society.

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