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<td valign="top">'''[[Societal Driving Forces]]''' | <td valign="top">'''[[Societal Driving Forces]]''' | ||
<font size="-2">Including:<br> | <font size="-2">Including:<br> | ||
[[Aging population]], [[liberalization of the health care market]], [[the rise of ethics in the Netherlands]], [[Chinese people's increasing leisure time]], [[Community Feeling]], [[Digital Literacy]], [[Future Value of an MBA]], [[Increasing Mobility]] and [[Violence in computer games]]</font></td> | [[Aging population]], [[liberalization of the health care market]], [[the rise of ethics in the Netherlands]], [[Chinese people's increasing leisure time]], [[Community Feeling]], [[Digital Literacy]], [[Future Value of an MBA]], [[Increasing Mobility]] and [[Violence in computer games]] [[Time as a valuable resource]]</font></td> | ||
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Revision as of 12:32, 15 November 2005
A driving forces is a conceptual tool that help us understand deep trends working in the world, that have an effect on the terrain of your focal issue. Below is an introduction how to determine a driving force, a template to fill in and instructions how to upload your driving forces. These where originally meant for students, but can of course be used by anyone. How to determine a driving force? |
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