The leadership challenge ahead
Subtitle: trends that will dominate the future agenda
By: by Michael T. Childress, Peter Schirmer, Michal Smith-Mello.
Contributors: Schirmer, Peter, 1970-; Smith-Mello, Michal.; Kentucky Long-Term Policy Research Center.
Publisher: Kentucky Long-Term Policy Research Center
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Frankfort, Ky
Language: eng
Number of pages: 56
Subjects: Information policy -- Kentucky.; Kentucky -- Economic policy.; Kentucky -- Social policy.; Kentucky -- Politics and government -- 1951-
Other titles: Trends that will dominate the future agenda
Description: Four major trends that are influencing society in Kentucky are examined: the electronic network that is knitting the fabric of a new economy and a new social order; the changing economic paradigm that has linked the path of economic prosperity with the pursuit of higher and continuous learning; the deepening economic divide of income inequality; and the restructuring of governmental and citizen responsibilities for future challenges. The CD-ROM contains a multimedia presentation of the body of Center research and other perspectives on the Commonwealth's future.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"CD-ROM inside. A multimedia presentation of the body of Center research and other perspectives on the Commonwealth's future"--Cover.
"Caroline Pogge, Mark Schirmer, Peter Schirmer, and Billie M. Sebastian prepared the electronic version of this report and accompanying CD-ROM."
"December 1998"--T.p. verso.
"1994-1998, LTPRC bookshelf / the Kentucky Long-Term Policy Research Center" -- CD-ROM.
Table of contents: title: The rise of the wired community; title: A shifting economic paradigm; title: A deepening divide; title: Changing governmental responsibility.