Future Sustainable Global Scenarios: Contributions from the psycho-neuro-economics

Abstract

In a dynamic world, mechanisms allowing prediction of future situations can provide a selective advantage. This paper intends to analyze the ability of human beings to temporarily anticipate any changes in their evolution. We can talk about decisions and time from different discipline or point of view. So, we will find different process, models and interrelationships variables. Interrelationships between disciplines and evolution can be analyzed in global prospectives at the 1970s at Mit and the Bariloche Foundation. The problematic structure of the research is a triad of: future decisions making versus human condition conditioned by education, inter-relationship in society and sustainability of natural resources versus economic development. Therefore the objective of this work is analyze future decisions from different disciplines such as economics, psychology, neuroscience (mental time travel) and prospective. Global prospective studies with their reflection are examined in the light of recent scientific developments.