In about half an hour (2:00 PDT, 5:00 EDT), I'll be hosting the FDL book salon. I'm kind of excited about it -- particularly given the discussion we've been having here about the generational shift that we're seeing in the 2008 election.
My guests, Morley Winograd and Michael Hais, have written entire book on this shift -- what's creating it, how the Democrats can best navigate it (and how not to screw it up), and what it means for the next 40 years of American politics. Their thesis draws on William Strauss and Neil Howe's saecular theory of history, which is the theory that got me interested in futures in the first place. After all these years, it's still got more predictive value than any other theory I've encountered, and Millennial Makeover shows in very concrete terms how that theory is playing out right now.
Come on by and say hi. We'll be around for a couple of hours.
Saturday, May 17, 2008
Y'all Come Now, Y'hear?
Sara Robinson 1:30 PM
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