2022

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  Should We Stay or Should We Go?

  Discover insights you can use to make socionomically superpowered decisions with your business data in this excerpt from the July 2022 issue of The Socionomist.
   
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  Makeshift Meat

  Social mood is taking a toll on sales of meat substitutes.
   
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  Computer Wars

  Cyberattacks are giving countries a cheap means of waging war.
   
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  Offbeat? Unusual? I’ll Buy It!

  Sales of collectibles flourished in 2021.
   
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  Why Are Rock Stars Selling Out and Cashing In?

  Discover why investors and music publishers are willing to break the bank to make deals—and what it signals about society’s broader enthusiasm for financial assets.
   
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  Building a Better Bomb

  The U.S. is upgrading its nuclear arsenal in Europe.
   
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  A New Threat from an Old Disease

  After decades of absence, polio has been detected in the United Kingdom.
   
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  Is Taiwan Next?

  The invasion of Ukraine has implications for Taiwan.
   
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  PTPC: What Does the Stock Market’s Trend Say About the Midterm Elections?

  Discover how EWI analysts used Russia’s primary stock index to foresee not only the recent incursion but also Russia’s invasions of Georgia in 2008 and Crimea in 2014.
   
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  PTPC: What About the “When” of Saying “I’m Sorry”?

  The timing of “apologies at scale” has an intriguing relationship to the stock market’s action, as you’ll discover in this clip from the Pop Trends Price Culture videocast.