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🎉 Just out! "Organization studies and posthumanism: towards a more than human world" Routledge Business & Economics https://lnkd.in/exzFBUYk Our edited book following OAP 2022 in San Francisco #OAP2022 #Posthumanism #Toohuman

In our latest Book Review, Kenzie dives into 'Thinking Fast and Slow' by Daniel Kahneman, a Nobel Prize winner in Economics, who lays out a simple yet thought provoking concept: our brains have two modes of thinking. Head over to our blog to read the full review: https://wp.me/p7WUhO-6I3 #BookReview #ThinkingFastAndSlow

Watch Palgrave author Howard Nicholas give an interview on his book 'Marx’s Theory of Price' here: https://bit.ly/3wuV3bZ. This book takes an in-depth look at the relevance of Marx's economics for understanding the modern economy: https://bit.ly/4aq76Ff.

This very elucidating book with title “Vienna - how the cities of ideas created the modern world” - hard to read and near to 400 pages - written by Richard Crockett, an ECONOMIST editor, and published in 2023, points excellently out how brains from Vienna shaped culture, business and economics in the world, mainly the US and UK. A short survey article, kind of an abstract of this book, had been published by THE ECONOMIST in its Christmas issue of 2016 under the title “How Vienna produced ideas that shaped the West” (likely also authored by Richard Cockett?): https://lnkd.in/dGpwHmdb #vienna #richardcockett #theviennacircle

Discover our last edited book "Organization Studies and Posthumanism: Towards a More-Than-Human World" Routledge Business & Economics For more information: https://lnkd.in/eEqvKJRY #OAP2022

2 more days to go A Ground Breaking Book From Professor Nwabueze H. Achime, A Professor Of Health Economics. Book To Be Launched On March 22, 2024. Follow this link to learn more about this book https://lnkd.in/eYMWD35G

📌 Call for contributions - book proposal 📌 “Low End”: Exploring the Bottom of the Markets for Arts and Cultural Goods (Palgrave Macmillan, Series on Cultural Economics & the Creative Economy).   ➡ The goal of this book is to explore the bottom end of the markets for arts and cultural goods. While prior academic research and the art market reports have mostly focused on the higher and middle ends of the market for fine arts, there is now an urgent need to document these lower market segments to reach a more comprehensive understanding of the art market’s complexity and diversity. 📆 The deadline for the extended abstract is August 31, 2024.  ➡ More infos: https://lnkd.in/eBqw9BA2 Feel free to share and express interest in contributing to this necessary book project. #artmarketstudies #MOOVAMOOVA - ERC #europeanresearchcouncil

Maybe the the biggest challenge of our current time will be climate change and AI, however the bigger challenge of the next generation will be longevity. Both a prize and a curse as most Generation Xs will live until 90. We have a global system that is designed for 20 years of education and 40 years of work plus then around 10 years of retirement. In the near future we may require a system them provides for 60 years of work and then 20 years of retirement and healthcare beyond that. Longevity and wellbeing is exploding as a topic as modern and preventative health allows us to take control of how we age. This will fundamentally reshape global society and economies as we have to adapt to people living longer and either working longer or needing more support and care. Read the book outlive by Peter Attia for more insight. #longevity #healthcare #wellbeing #economy #ageing

Comming book! It is a pleasure to anounce that in a few weeks my element on defence and innovation published by Cambridge University Press & Assessment English will be out! The book is part of an elements series published by Cambridge Core in diverse subjects. Mine is part of Defence Economics, edited by Prof. Keith Hartley.

A stunning development: we are very, very -- very -- overjoyed to announce that the Routledge Handbook of Cooperative Economics & Management will be available in an "Open Access" format, meaning that Routledge will offer it for free to download on its official website. As you might imagine, this means that the book's reach and impact will be all the greater. Although this is good to know, what makes us happy is not increased citations, but the fact that this important book will be accessible for students, teachers and the general public in the Global South, where often money is a factor and Handbooks with price tags of $150 and upwards are inaccessible for most. Therefore, it makes us very happy to know that anyone anywhere with an Internet connection will be able to read the excellent chapters we have gathered in this volume! #freeknowledge #openaccess #cooperation #economics #business #equity #justice