Palgrave Macmillan

'Key works: Theories in communication studies' provides a concise overview of key theories in communication studies. It gives an overview of 28 essential texts from the micro, meso and macro level. bit.ly/4n3afTm

'Contemporary Approaches to Public Policy' addresses a different theoretical approach to policy design and implementation, drawn from the fields of political science, economics and behavioral science. bit.ly/4eTeoqR

We invite chapter proposals for an upcoming edited volume examining how Artificial Intelligence can accelerate circular economy transitions in emerging markets, with a focus on regions such as ASEAN and the BRICS. bit.ly/3QvzXnn

'Emerging Auto Industries in a World of Global Value Chains' provides a global picture of automotive industry development in emerging countries through the lens of global value chain analysis. bit.ly/4sBMbYU

Drawing on qualitative research with UK immigrants, 'Crossing Borders, Sharing Burdens' fascinating #OpenAccess book shows how concepts of belonging, exclusion, history, and obligation shape tax attitudes, arguing for more inclusive, interdisciplinary tax research that incorporates public economics, social anthropology, and tax policy research. bit.ly/4sF21SF

In 'Why We Must Work,' Jon D. Wisman draws upon economics, philosophy, evolutionary psychology, social anthropology, and history to explore how work has been experienced and understood over the course of history. bit.ly/4cXsftC

'Historical Reflections on Care in the Western World' paints a vivid picture of caregiving for the elderly throughout history, using the innovative concept of a 'carerscape'. Inspired by Appadurai's 'ethnoscape', this framework highlights diverse aspects of caregiving across time and cultures. bit.ly/4cVgAwy

'The Economics of Political Philosophy' redefines ideas of liberty and equality for the modern world, reconceiving them as complex and continuous notions that need support from social institutions to function. bit.ly/4eckh2d

‘Precarious Rights: Migrant Workers in Asia and the USA’ by Sudarat Musikawong examines the way that migrant workers' everyday experiences are being shaped by precarious conditions in the receiving countries. bit.ly/4cKdbiS

'Key Concepts in 21st Century Rhetoric' provides an accessible and student-friendly introduction to rhetoric and rhetorical criticism. The book includes pedagogical features such as learning objectives, glossary terms, and discussion questions. bit.ly/41Hxusn

I'm so excited to announce the publication of Safe Drinking Water Act: The Next Fifty Years, edited by @MPTeodoro. The book is Open Access, so dig in for the latest on current drinking water policy and what the future may hold. link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…

As more women take up corporate leadership positions, the idea they lack confidence no longer holds up. Yet, misconceptions remain. Ginka Toegel examines how the “lack of confidence” myth took hold and argues that it deserves to be challenged: spklr.io/6011EG2p3 @Palgrave

George Soros, reading a detailed sociological critique of his Eastern European Roma policy funding scheme since 1989, recently published by Palgrave McMillan. Photo by CEU.

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'Annette Michelson and the Radical Aspiration in American Avant-Garde Cinema' provides a critical apparatus, informed by in-depth primary research, to reveal Michelson’s singular place as a defining figure in American film theory and criticism. bit.ly/4ukIp7J

'Propaganda Studies in Criminology' is an edited collection that comprehensively introduces propaganda studies to criminology academics, practitioners, and students. It brings to life the challenges of analyzing, researching, and responding to the problems of propaganda. bit.ly/4cuORCI

'Historical Reflections on Care in the Western World' paints a vivid picture of caregiving for the elderly throughout history, using the innovative concept of a 'carerscape'. Inspired by Appadurai's 'ethnoscape', this framework highlights diverse aspects of caregiving across time and cultures. bit.ly/4cVgAwy

'Inside the Green Mind' explores the intricate dynamics of sustainable consumption, focusing on the gap between consumer perceptions and actual impact. bit.ly/42sBHQS

'Key Concepts in 21st Century Rhetoric' provides an accessible and student-friendly introduction to rhetoric and rhetorical criticism. The book includes pedagogical features such as learning objectives, glossary terms, and discussion questions. bit.ly/41Hxusn

'The Economics of Globalization and Artificial Intelligence' examines the impact of artificial intelligence on globalization, in relation to economics, society, and policy. bit.ly/4mojzRs