Joy Higgs, AM, PhD, Emeritus Professor at Charles Sturt University, Adjunct Professor at the University of New South Wales and Director of the Education, Practice and Employability Network, Australia.Steven Cork, Ph.D. (1981), University of New South Wales, Australia, is Adjunct Associate Professor at Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, Principal of Ecoinsights, and a Director of Australia21.Debbie Horsfall, Ph.D. (1998), is Professor of Sociology at Western Sydney University and leader of the Caring at End of Life Research Team in the School of Social Sciences and Psychology.

• PrefaceAcknowledgementsPart 1: Grappling with Practice Futures1 Exploring Practice in ContextJoy Higgs2 Thinking the Unthinkable: Challenges of Imagining and Engaging with Unimaginable Practice FuturesSteven Cork and Debbie Horsfall3 Plausible Practice FuturesSteven Cork and Kristin Alford4 The Impact of Practice on Wicked Problems and Unpredictable FuturesPeter Goodyear and Lina Markauskaite5 The Changing Face of Work: Considering Business Models and the Employment MarketPaul Whybrow and Asheley JonesPart 2: Practice and the Common Good6 Re-claiming Social Purpose and Adding Values to the World around UsDebbie Horsfall and Joy Higgs7 Our Place in Society and the Environment: Opportunities and Responsibilities for Professional Practice FuturesSteven Cork8 Practice Futures for Indigenous Agency: Our Gaps, Our LeapsSandy O’Sullivan9 Changing Work Realities: Creating Socially and Environmentally Responsible WorkplacesRosemary Leonard and Margot Cairnes10 Towards Future Practice in Socio-political ContextsMegan Conway and Joy HiggsPart 3: Pursuing Practice Futures11 The Place of Agency and Related Capacities in Future PracticesFranziska Trede and Joy Higgs12 Employability and Career Development Learning through Social Media: Exploring the Potential of LinkedInRuth Bridgstock13 Re-imagining Practice Structures and Pathways: Starting to Realise Tomorrow’s Practices TodayJoy Higgs and Daniel Radovich14 Freelancing, Entrepreneurship and Inherent Career Risk: An Exploration in the Creative IndustriesNoel Maloney15 Young People’s Hopes and Fears for the FutureSteven Cork and Jennifer Malbon16 Facing Recruitment Challenges: Entering Workplace PracticesJames Cloutman and Graham Jenkins17 PhDs and Future PracticeBernadine Van Gramberg18 Educational Innovations: Preparing for Future WorkAsheley Jones19 Otherness in Practice (in the Health Professions)Janice Orrell and Julie Ash20 Workplace Innovations and Practice FuturesThomas Carey, Farhad Dastur and Iryna KaraushPart 4: Reflections21 Reflections about Work: What Might Be My Future Practice Roles?Joy HiggsNotes on Contributors

Joy Higgs, AM, PhD, Emeritus Professor at Charles Sturt University, Adjunct Professor at the University of New South Wales and Director of the Education, Practice and Employability Network, Australia.Steven Cork, Ph.D. (1981), University of New South Wales, Australia, is Adjunct Associate Professor at Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, Principal of Ecoinsights, and a Director of Australia21.Debbie Horsfall, Ph.D. (1998), is Professor of Sociology at Western Sydney University and leader of the Caring at End of Life Research Team in the School of Social Sciences and Psychology.

• PrefaceAcknowledgementsPart 1: Grappling with Practice Futures1 Exploring Practice in ContextJoy Higgs2 Thinking the Unthinkable: Challenges of Imagining and Engaging with Unimaginable Practice FuturesSteven Cork and Debbie Horsfall3 Plausible Practice FuturesSteven Cork and Kristin Alford4 The Impact of Practice on Wicked Problems and Unpredictable FuturesPeter Goodyear and Lina Markauskaite5 The Changing Face of Work: Considering Business Models and the Employment MarketPaul Whybrow and Asheley JonesPart 2: Practice and the Common Good6 Re-claiming Social Purpose and Adding Values to the World around UsDebbie Horsfall and Joy Higgs7 Our Place in Society and the Environment: Opportunities and Responsibilities for Professional Practice FuturesSteven Cork8 Practice Futures for Indigenous Agency: Our Gaps, Our LeapsSandy O’Sullivan9 Changing Work Realities: Creating Socially and Environmentally Responsible WorkplacesRosemary Leonard and Margot Cairnes10 Towards Future Practice in Socio-political ContextsMegan Conway and Joy HiggsPart 3: Pursuing Practice Futures11 The Place of Agency and Related Capacities in Future PracticesFranziska Trede and Joy Higgs12 Employability and Career Development Learning through Social Media: Exploring the Potential of LinkedInRuth Bridgstock13 Re-imagining Practice Structures and Pathways: Starting to Realise Tomorrow’s Practices TodayJoy Higgs and Daniel Radovich14 Freelancing, Entrepreneurship and Inherent Career Risk: An Exploration in the Creative IndustriesNoel Maloney15 Young People’s Hopes and Fears for the FutureSteven Cork and Jennifer Malbon16 Facing Recruitment Challenges: Entering Workplace PracticesJames Cloutman and Graham Jenkins17 PhDs and Future PracticeBernadine Van Gramberg18 Educational Innovations: Preparing for Future WorkAsheley Jones19 Otherness in Practice (in the Health Professions)Janice Orrell and Julie Ash20 Workplace Innovations and Practice FuturesThomas Carey, Farhad Dastur and Iryna KaraushPart 4: Reflections21 Reflections about Work: What Might Be My Future Practice Roles?Joy HiggsNotes on Contributors

Joy Higgs, AM, PhD, Emeritus Professor at Charles Sturt University, Adjunct Professor at the University of New South Wales and Director of the Education, Practice and Employability Network, Australia.Steven Cork, Ph.D. (1981), University of New South Wales, Australia, is Adjunct Associate Professor at Australian National University, Canberra, Australia, Principal of Ecoinsights, and a Director of Australia21.Debbie Horsfall, Ph.D. (1998), is Professor of Sociology at Western Sydney University and leader of the Caring at End of Life Research Team in the School of Social Sciences and Psychology.

• PrefaceAcknowledgementsPart 1: Grappling with Practice Futures1 Exploring Practice in ContextJoy Higgs2 Thinking the Unthinkable: Challenges of Imagining and Engaging with Unimaginable Practice FuturesSteven Cork and Debbie Horsfall3 Plausible Practice FuturesSteven Cork and Kristin Alford4 The Impact of Practice on Wicked Problems and Unpredictable FuturesPeter Goodyear and Lina Markauskaite5 The Changing Face of Work: Considering Business Models and the Employment MarketPaul Whybrow and Asheley JonesPart 2: Practice and the Common Good6 Re-claiming Social Purpose and Adding Values to the World around UsDebbie Horsfall and Joy Higgs7 Our Place in Society and the Environment: Opportunities and Responsibilities for Professional Practice FuturesSteven Cork8 Practice Futures for Indigenous Agency: Our Gaps, Our LeapsSandy O’Sullivan9 Changing Work Realities: Creating Socially and Environmentally Responsible WorkplacesRosemary Leonard and Margot Cairnes10 Towards Future Practice in Socio-political ContextsMegan Conway and Joy HiggsPart 3: Pursuing Practice Futures11 The Place of Agency and Related Capacities in Future PracticesFranziska Trede and Joy Higgs12 Employability and Career Development Learning through Social Media: Exploring the Potential of LinkedInRuth Bridgstock13 Re-imagining Practice Structures and Pathways: Starting to Realise Tomorrow’s Practices TodayJoy Higgs and Daniel Radovich14 Freelancing, Entrepreneurship and Inherent Career Risk: An Exploration in the Creative IndustriesNoel Maloney15 Young People’s Hopes and Fears for the FutureSteven Cork and Jennifer Malbon16 Facing Recruitment Challenges: Entering Workplace PracticesJames Cloutman and Graham Jenkins17 PhDs and Future PracticeBernadine Van Gramberg18 Educational Innovations: Preparing for Future WorkAsheley Jones19 Otherness in Practice (in the Health Professions)Janice Orrell and Julie Ash20 Workplace Innovations and Practice FuturesThomas Carey, Farhad Dastur and Iryna KaraushPart 4: Reflections21 Reflections about Work: What Might Be My Future Practice Roles?Joy HiggsNotes on Contributors