Corpus of papers analysed in research article: Public participation in futuring: A systematic literature review

This entry is a list of the corpus of papers analysed in research article<strong>: </strong>Barendregt, L., Bendor, R., &amp; van Eekelen, B. F. (2024). Public participation in futuring: A systematic literature review. <em>Futures, 158</em>, Article 103346. This research considers three key research questions (Who participates in public futuring processes? Why are publics included in these processes? And what roles do they occupy?) and seeks to build a comprehensive picture of the participatory futuring landscape in light of the field's continuing desire to democratise futuring. The paper in the corpus were initially identified through a scoping review that used the keyword string “futures studies” OR “futures research” OR “futuring” AND “participation” OR “participatory” in Web of Science database. Inclusion criteria was then refined to only include papers that gave an account of participatory futuring processes that involved people as citizens, publics or non-experts, and describe participant in the following ways: Publics, the public, members of the public; Citizen(s); Non-expert(s), non-professional(s), lay person(s), lay people; Community members, community representatives, community or traditional leaders; Residents, inhabitants, households, local population; Indigenous peoples, traditionally marginalized peoples; Youth, young people, young adults, children.<br>For insight into the results of our analysis, please refer to the original publication.