Institute for Social Inventions
Origin: Lat. institūtum pora sociālis, inventĭo, -ōnis
London-based institute created in the mid-1980s by Nicholas Albery and others to provide a forum and seedbed for social inventions. Promotes the latter in schools and many other contexts. Publishes a journal and other materials on this and associated subjects. Founded the Council for Posterity.
Spanish: Instituto para invenciones sociales
Sources and references
- Slaughter, Richard A. “Glossary of future terms.”cited 79 times
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