Prospective attitude
Origin: Lat. prospectivus actitūdo
Intellectual position that consists of taking into account the long term, past and future, of understanding the system as a whole in a non-compartmentalized way, as well as collectively considering the capacities and means of action.
Spanish: Actitud prospectiva
Sources and references
- Destatte, Phillipe & Philippe Durance: “Les mots-clés de la prospective territoriale” y “Palabras clave de la prospectiva territorial”cited 25 times
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