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Nineteen Eighty-Four

George Orwell

1949 ★ 4.3

Fahrenheit 451

Ray Bradbury

1953 ★ 4.0

The Future of Religion

Rodney Stark, William Sims Bainbridge

1985

Mirror worlds

David Gelernter

1991

The End of "Isms"?

Aleksandras Shtromas

1994

The ecumenical future

Carl E. Braaten, Robert W. Jenson

2004

The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order

Ṭalʻat Shāyib, Samuel P. Huntington, Ṣalāḥ Qanṣūh

1996 ★ 3.6

Studying the Jewish Future (Samuel and Althea Stroum Lectures in Jewish Studies)

Calvin Goldscheider

2004

Culture

D. Paul Schafer

1998

Rethinking Europe's future

David P. Calleo

2001

The new digital age

Eric Schmidt

2013

Computerization and Controversy

Rob Kling

1996

Christianity after religion

Diana Butler Bass

2012

Inventing the future

Stan A. Hannah, Michael H. Harris

1999

What will be

Michael L. Dertouzos

1997

Limit

Frank Schätzing

2013 ★ 4.0

Megatrends

John Naisbitt

1982

Being Digital

Nicholas Negroponte

1995

Preparing for the twenty-first century

Paul M. Kennedy, Gerd. Hörmann

1993

The strategic revolution

Neville Brown

1992

When we are no more

Abby Smith Rumsey

2016

In the Jaws of the Dragon

Eamonn Fingleton

2008

La possibilité d'une île

Michel Houellebecq

2005 ★ 4.2

Sociology for the 21st century

Timothy J. Curry, Robert Jiobu, Robert M. Jiobu et al.

1996

When things start to think

Neil A. Gershenfeld, Neil Gershenfeld

1999

In Praise of Hard Industries

Eamonn Fingleton

1999

The post-American world

Fareed Zakaria

2008 ★ 3.8

The Future of European alliance systems

Arlene Idol Broadhurst

1982

2052

Jorgan Randers

2012

The Passage

Justin Cronin

2010 ★ 3.9

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