Multidimensionality
Origin: Lat. multi-, dimensĭo, -ōnis
Taking into account the different points of view of scholars from eastern and Western Europe, as they used to be called, or from developed and developing countries, as coming from different experiences, different historical backgrounds and having different outlooks into the future. This does not mean integration, but rather an indication of the greatest possible number of alternative futures.
Spanish: Multidimensionalidad
Sources and references
- Barbieri Masini, Eleonora. “Why Future Studies.”cited 27 times
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