More than 11.000 Europeans from nine countries were asked about their views of the future in eight different fields: the future of work, of integration, of family, of education, of consumption, of security, of the environment and the future of the relationship between poor and rich.
The results prove that people have many fears – e.g. old age, poverty, rising costs of everyday goods or increasing crime. But the representative study also shows that the future can be bright: less working hours, most trash will be recycled and more women in leading positions. Together with 19 future scientists the BAT Stiftung für Zukunftsfragen and the European Futurists Conference Lucerne are proud to present the results and give first hand information on how the Europeans see the future.
Editors: Ulrich Reinhardt, Georges T. Roos
