Here's a paper coauthored with Nikos Kastrinos, who had to remove his name due to taking up an EC post:
I Miles, 1998, “Environmental Services and European Regulations”
Presented at Europeanisation and the Regulation of Risk SPSG Conference at LSE, London,March 27 1998
SPSG - The EUROCON Programme: Theme 1
the whole conference and website have a lot of good papers.

The Future of Manufacturing:
Governance, Socio-economic contexts and industrial responses
Karl-HeinzLeitner, BernhardDachs, Petra Wagner, Matthias Weber (ARCS)
Kieron Flanagan, Lawrence Green, Khaleel Malik, Ian Miles (PREST)powerpoint presentation in pdf format output of FUTMAN project

Her's a powerpoint presentation on the evolution of Information Society: The Next Information Society given to the Maltese Foresight programme in 2002.

Belgian edition of PRACTICAL GUIDE TO REGIONAL FORESIGHT (French language) BELGIAN GUIDE

Rethinking Organisation in the Information Society This is a paper from the 11/2000 SOWING conference in Karlsruhe, published in revised form in G Beckmann, B-J Krings & M Rader (eds) Across the Divide: Work, Organisation and Social Exclusion in the European Information Society Berlin: Edition Sigma ISBN 3-89404–933-2. I suspect it should not officially be online.

This is a copy of Ian Miles, July 2000 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: A CONTINUING REVOLUTION a paper prepared for the for World Employment Report 2000 and available previously just as a background paper on the CDROM associated with the report.

The DTI "Clicks and Mortar" study a slightly reworked version of a repoert by Anmdy mcMeekin, Jason Rutter and Ian Miles

New location of this Handbook (EFL still available), in a form where single chapters or the whole version can be downloaded.
PREST | Foresight and Futures "Handbook of Knowledge Society Foresight"

Miles, I. and Jarvis, D. (2001).Nanotechnology – A Scenario for Success in 2006. Teddington, UK:HMSO. National Physical Laboratory Report Number: CBTLM 16.
report to DGRC, based on work presented at nanotechnology workshop in London, October 2001