Do you have any recommendations for readings on global risk forecasting and analysis applied to public policy design on a slightly smaller scale, or for more specific objectives?

In general, the articles I've read on AI governance tend to focus on international regulations or policies specifically designed to influence and regulate the AI development process. On the other hand, I've also come across interesting studies that forecast risks and diagnose potential threats arising from AI, other technologies, biosecurity, or global risks in general.

Now, I'm looking for recommendations on studies that connect these kinds of risk forecasts with specific public policies—especially at smaller or more localized scales. For example:
– Designing economic policies that anticipate shifts in global wealth distribution or geopolitical tensions driven by AI development.
– Developing healthcare systems that account for potential biosecurity risks.
– Planning employment policies with labor market transformations due to technological change in mind.
– Creating national or regional policy frameworks to respond to possible large-scale crises.

I’d love any suggestions for work in this direction, academic or institutional.

Thank you!

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Do you have any recommendations for readings on global risk forecasting and analysis applied to public policy design on a slightly smaller scale, or for more specific objectives?

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