Looking ahead 2018-2020

Issues we do not often focus on from the perspective of security.

Security integration in Europe in a timeline perspective:

White paper on the Future of Europe:

MACRO: Megatrends page

Micro: Twitterfeed timeline

A number of developing stories in flexible Twitter format for 2017: Click and check out the timelines!

Global predictions 2017

Zooming in and out - tools and stories

⚡️ “Your assessment of the way ahead under Trump”https://t.co/RZnTnbbgn2

— On security/Lundin (@londil) December 13, 2016

Which is the best way to prepare for an uncertain future?

— On security/Lundin (@londil) November 7, 2015

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Great work!
Try out new version of legendary bubble chart by @OlaRosling & @Gapminder team https://t.co/URTONukhsR pic.twitter.com/frwMlH7Z39

— Max Roser (@MaxCRoser) May 30, 2016

My page on timelines - the essential complement to lessons learned: looking ahead - and back. 

No good old days...

Clearly at this time we need security policy analysts who are willing to challenge mainstream assumptions about future developments.

— On security/Lundin (@londil) February 6, 2016

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From the handbook on EU and security:

Look in the handbook!

See my 2 min presentation of how the World Income distribution changed in the last 50 years! Video in Chanel4News https://t.co/9dfiYgpM6c

— Hans Rosling (@HansRosling) November 23, 2015

Dags att ta framtiden på större allvar | SvD https://t.co/VMWHwJYUy7 pic.twitter.com/6lZY8MkQbb

— On security/Lundin (@londil) January 1, 2016

New report featured by @CarnegieCorp from @ACScowcroft: 'Global System on the Brink: Pathways Toward a New Normal' https://t.co/e19d6JzW7t

— AtlanticCouncil (@AtlanticCouncil) February 2, 2016

Who is the better forecaster? Not the Big Idea man according to research. Ambivalence better https://t.co/AWe3mJi0i8 pic.twitter.com/u5vPl86jWc

— On security/Lundin (@londil) January 20, 2016

GRAPHIC: Shifts in global population balance.

(Via The Economist) pic.twitter.com/Zf6kb8sKgh

— The Int'l Spectator (@intlspectator) February 7, 2016

Where do you see the most dangerous conflict(s) with potential long term escalation risk?

— On security/Lundin (@londil) December 15, 2015

1990-2015 from a national perspective? More threatening, threats and opportunities, offering future promises?

— On security/Lundin (@londil) December 24, 2015

#TheYearInNews is out for 2015! The year's most discussed issues across 459.9M tweets. https://t.co/gi42mFo6p9 pic.twitter.com/VfbaBP5rWf

— Echelon (@EchelonInsights) December 15, 2015

An important book on change and continuity from Bush to Obama. https://t.co/pdiBwTC6A3

— On security/Lundin (@londil) December 19, 2015

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