ENDNOTES

Acknowledgements

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Introduction

  1. Wack, P (1984). Scenarios: The gentle art of re-perceiving, December 1984, Harvard Business School (unpublished manuscript).
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Chapter 1

  1. Wack, P (1993). Scenario planning: Planning in turbulent times, presentation at Global Business Network (video available at the Pierre Wack Memorial Library, Kennington, UK.
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Chapter 2

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