Musical legend David Bowie may have left us this year, but his famous lyrics were never more suited to the overall theme of the last few years: “Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch Changes. Turn and face the strange.” Thanks to dramatic shifts in various areas of the global economic, political, and social landscape — […]
One of the confirmed speakers on April 9 is Alan Hall, a senior researcher at the Socionomics Institute.
Professor, accountant and socionomist to speak at 6th Annual Social Mood Conference.
In December, Whitmer forecasted that the Swiss National Bank would remove the Swiss franc’s peg to the euro. The following month, the SNB shocked the rest of the world when it did exactly that.
The New Jersey City University professor is one of ten expert speakers who will address the 2015 Social Mood Conference.
Developer, programmer and entrepreneur to speak at 5th Annual Social Mood Conference.
Matt Lampert is a graduate of the University of Cambridge where he is currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Sociology.
Hall sat down with Alexandra Lienhard to chat about his current research and the upcoming conference.
Dr. Agarwal reveals his insights about the publishing process and his recent paper on the link between trends in the stock market and firearms-related hospitalizations.
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