Routledge Business & Economics

Congratulations to Gary Beckman & Karl Androes, whose new book "Strategic Decision Making in the Arts" publishes this month! "Beckman and Androes have filled a considerable gap in the literature on arts entrepreneurship by offering practical, clear, and uniquely relevant case studies centering on the decision-making model: instructors, practitioners, and arts and creative entrepreneurship students will find this book of great value." James Hart, Southern Methodist University, USA https://lnkd.in/e5hQnzWr

I went bookwatching at the Academy of Management exhibits hall and found Human Resources for the Non-HR Manager keeping good company at Routledge Taylor & Francis Group (Booth 309). The Exhibit Hall is open Saturday and Sunday -- why not stop by for a browse? You can also visit www.NonHRManager.com (or message me and Elissa Perry to learn more). Zoe Thomson-Kemp Terry Clague Centre for Workplace Excellence (CWeX) Social Organizational Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University #AOM2024 #peoplemanagement #humanresources #managementeducation

As you may know, I have just published a book, and I have organised the following event with Shain Shappiro to promote it. The event will take place at UniMelb and will feature free morning tea! This is a dual delivery event that will include a Zoom link for those of you who would like to join in that way. If you would like to attend, please register for it via this Eventbrite link: https://lnkd.in/gJZRmdPT Joint book presentation and panel discussion featuring Dr Shain Shappiro and Dr Guy Morrow. Each author will provide a brief presentation of their books and will then discuss them together on a mini panel. Shapiro’s book This Must Be the Place explores how music can make cities better. This Must Be the Place introduces and examines music’s relationship to cities. Not the influence cities have on music, but the powerful impact music can have on how cities are developed, built, managed and governed. Told in an accessible way through personal stories from cities around the world — including London, Melbourne, Nashville, Austin and Zurich — This Must Be the Place takes a truly global perspective on the ways music is integral to everyday life but neglected in public policy. Arguing for the transformative role of artists and musicians in a post-pandemic world, This Must Be The Place not only examines the powerful impact music can have on our cities, but also serves as a how-to guide and toolkit for music-lovers, artists and activists everywhere to begin the process of reinventing the communities they live in. Morrow’s book Music Artist Managers addresses the question: To what extent is it possible to do good work in music artist management? Drawing upon original research, this shortform book explores and evaluates motivation, remuneration and equity stakes within the music industries. Morrow ponders the apparent managerial exodus from the music industries and whether this brain drain could be addressed by providing better remuneration via equity. Based on evidence from Australia, the book illuminates how pay in this sector has remained flat despite increasing responsibility. Emphasising the quality of the subjective experience of music artist managers, this concise book provides readers with new insights into the important role managers play in the music business. The result is a book that is useful reading for academics and reflective practitioners. #music #musiccities #artistmanagement #creativeindustries #musicecosystems #musicartists

Pleased to share news of the launch of the fabulous 'This Little World: A How-To Guide for Social Innovators' by Michael Halvorson and Shelly Kurtz today! "Calling all social innovators and change makers! This Little World: A How-To Guide for Social Innovators provides a pragmatic blueprint for those who want to activate positive change in the world through technology. Halvorson and Kurtz’s book is an important contribution to the rapidly developing tech for good industry." – Justin Spelhaug, Vice President Tech for Social Impact, Microsoft https://lnkd.in/ezR9iUVH

Delighted to announce the publication of the Open Access book 'Business School Internationalisation in a Changing World', edited by Matthew Wood, in the EFMD Global Business Education Series! An inspiring volume, and congratulations to all of the authors, including Kai Peters, Howard Thomas, Professor Sir Cary Cooper,CBE, Andrew Jack, Usha Haley, Martin Moehrle, PhD, Julie Davies, University College London https://lnkd.in/etchZaTy

Congratulations to Routledge author Simone Wesner on the publication of her new book, "Researching the Creative and Cultural Industries"! "One of the challenges of researching the cultural and creative industries is recognizing the relative newness of the fields of inquiry, while avoiding the traps of advocacy without rigor on the one hand, and critique without policy guidance on the other. With her new book, Simone Wesner has identified the ways in which theories, methods and practical skills can be combined in what is a burgeoning research field." Terry Flew "This is a unique and comprehensive textbook on research practice in the field of creative and cultural industries. It sets out the entire spectrum of relevant methods and research procedures – from humanities and social science research, analysis and interpretation, to data collation and to ethics. It does this in as succinct and cohesive way as possible, making the book useful for a speedy consultation on a specific method, or as a general companion for professional research practice, essay or report writing, or project design – by student, consultant or academic professional. Its synthesis of a huge breadth of research practice contributes to the field-building of our unique and dynamic interdisciplinary field, 'creative and cultural industries'. It will be a fundamental text for any course or professional project involving research." Jonathan Vickery https://lnkd.in/ew7aDf-r

Congratulations to Saloni Firasta-Vastani and Jagdish Sheth on the publication of their inspirational new book Purpose-Driven Pricing: Leveraging the Power of Pricing for Profit and Societal Good! "This book is a must-read for any manager looking to align profit with purpose, offering innovative strategies that resonate deeply in today's socially conscious society." Philip Kotler Professor of International Marketing, Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University "This is an important work for leaders and managers of any business, corporation, government, or nonprofit illuminating the power of pricing to improve profit, growth, and societal good. Follow the rules provided, and your organization will thrive. And make the world a better place." David Zalik, Founder and CEO, Greensky; Partner, Goldman Sachs https://lnkd.in/eeUYi3wv.

Gasp! Academy of Management 2024 is just around the corner! I'd love to tell you about Human Resources for the Non-HR Manager (with Elissa Perry) and the instructor resources that accompany it. More info (and a "look inside") at www.NonHRManager.com. Routledge Taylor & Francis Group Zoe Thomson-Kemp Centre for Workplace Excellence (CWeX) Social Organizational Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University #AOM2024 #peoplemanagement #humanresources #managementeducation

Three Questions For Karen Linkletter, Author of Peter #Drucker and #Management; my new @LinkedIn article #author #books #writing #research Byron Ramirez, Ph.D. Timo Meynhardt Phalana T. Debbie MacInnis Luke Stuard Len Jessup Tim Kirley Michael Kelly David Sprott Katharina Pick Michelle Bligh Richard Straub Ilse Straub Isabella Mader Greg Zerovnik Holly Arnold Synthia Laura Molina Celeste Palmer Sushma Verma Routledge Terry Clague

Congratulations to Guy Morrow on the publication of his new shortform book, MUSIC ARTIST MANAGERS! "An essential contribution to the field" Daniel Nordgård "Guy Morrow is the world's leading researcher in the field of music management and with this book he has set another milestone." Peter Tschmuck "Using primary research to examine this key relationship in the popular music supply chain Morrow raises important questions and offers interesting solutions.” Dr Sally Anne Gross "This excellent book outlines both challenges and potential solutions by exploring more modern and flexible management agreements which reflect the time global music managers invest in artist development. Highly recommended.” Annabella Coldrick "A cogent, cohesive argument for rethinking the roles, responsibility, and renumeration of artist management" Julia Toppin Catherine Moore https://lnkd.in/eyByTz5h