2030: What future do we want? is the open research space of the Law & Technology project of Valentina Grazia Sapuppo. Here we gather editorial contributions that bring the future, people and technology into dialogue with the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda.

The space is designed for sharing ideas that are accessible and, at the same time, well documented. You do not need to be an academic or a specialist: scholars, professionals, researchers, associations, public bodies and companies are all welcome to propose a contribution, as is anyone with relevant expertise, experience or a useful perspective, provided the text is original and grounded in verifiable sources.

The five themes

Contributions are organised around five themes, each with its own page:

In detail: Future (long-term scenarios and outlooks), People (people, rights, communities, work and inclusion), Life (everyday life, environment, health and sustainability), New_Tech (new technologies and their effects on society), A.I. (artificial intelligence, between opportunity and responsibility).

How it works, in brief

You send a proposal by email, the editorial team reviews it and, if it fits the editorial line, publishes it after a shared revision process. Taking part is free of charge and there is no upload form.

Before writing, please read the rules for participation, which set out the requirements, the submission email and the licence.

Read the rules: Become a contributor