The 2008 crisis put an end, among other things, to the promise of national happiness established during Spain’s Transition to democracy. Much has been analyzed about the collapse of the economy and the precipice to which the state apparatus was driven, but a third element...
“Building the New Economy” introduces a successor to Capitalism. A system with an explicit mandate of distributed wealth and ownership that theauthor terms “Distributive Capitalism”. Harlley takes a multi-dimensional view of the potential comparative advantages of a distributed system,covering areas as diverse as political grid-lock,...
How can leaders learn to embrace humility to foster collaboration? How can gratitude be cultivated to foster an environment of comradery? And how do leaders practice emotional intelligence in different situations to navigate conflicts and make rational decisions? Blending classical literature and philosophy, this latest book...
This volume brings law to life through a free and lively dialogue on the new Model European Rules of Civil Procedure. In it, some of Europe’s leading jurists engage in a free-wheeling discussion of the most important issues in procedural law today. With its elegant...
In El nuevo orden mundial, economist Daniel Lacalle delivers a critical analysis of what he describes as more than a decade of unchecked “woke” interventionism in the West. He argues that this period has been marked by economic, labor, and cultural policies that undermine individual...
Throughout this work, the day-to-day operations of a company are explained in a practical way from an economic and tax perspective, including the various situations a business may face over its lifetime (such as corporate restructurings, liquidations, and bankruptcy proceedings). These topics are addressed not only...
The sixth issue, Anatomy, is a collection of misunderstandings, cravings, and attempted manifestos—an effort to redefine what we thought we already knew. At its core, the publication resists traditional views of anatomy as simply structural or bodily. Instead, it explores anatomy as a dynamic force—an interconnected...
At a moment when our democratic abilities seem to have eroded, and political, economic, and technological forces have weakened the capacity for collective action, People, Power, Change is a once-in-a-generation book for anyone who wants to create real and lasting change. Marshall Ganz is one of the world’s...
Arabia is a cardinal point of our time. In its vast deserts and modern metropolises, history, religion, geopolitics, and economy converge in a crucible of transformations that are shaping the course of the world. Understanding this territory is not just an exercise in curiosity, but...
Here is the English translation: In a world without clear answers—unpredictable and uncertain—the situations around us are becoming increasingly unstable. Yet, in our environments and workplaces, we are still expected to deliver results and achieve success. But we know that many people suffer from stress, so...
In an era marked by complex global challenges—from climate crises to social inequality—the need for systemic transformation has never been greater.Collective Leadership for Systemic Change (Volume 2 of this two-part work) argues that sustainable progress requires more than individual action; itdemands a fundamental shift in...
We live on a planet where more than 70% of the surface is covered by water. Every day, we hear news about plastic pollution, loss of biodiversity, and rising sea levels due to global warming. Yet the sea remains largely forgotten—to the point that we...
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