Book "Innovation and the Arts" available in Google Books; includes my chapter on the true value of "doing well" economically

The book Innovation and the Arts: The Value of Humanities Studies for Business (Eds. Piero Formica and John Edmondson, published by Emerald Publishing in 2020) is available in Google Books. It includes my chapter "The true value of "doing well" economically" (pp. 91-109).

See also the publisher´s webpage for the chapter (login/payment required). You may also ask me to share the chapter privately via ResearchGate.

Biosemiotics and business: Transcending anthropocentric notions of economic performance - quote

In his introduction to the anthology Innovation and the arts: The value of humanities studies for business (eds. Piero Formica and John Edmondson, Emerald Publishing 2020), Brian Donnellan in effect cites my chapter in the book, "The true value of "doing well" economically" (p. xiv):

Indeed, the need for us to go beyond current impoverished modes of engagement is identified throughout this collection of papers as a sine qua non if we are to transcend our anthropocentric notions of economic performance. A degree of integration between economics, philosophy and biology is required, with the application of Umwelt theory and biosemiotics indicating a potential way forward.

Autumn´s 17,5th article writing day

Today I had the autumn´s 17,5th article writing day, with some 5 hours devoted to proof-reading of my chapter "The true value of "doing well" economically"; editing and finish our Biosemiotics editorial on the work of Jesper Hoffmeyer, and writing a little bit on my article "What can be known about future Umwelten"?

Economics chapter proof-read

Some days ago I proof-read my book chapter "The true value of "doing well" economically".

Spring´s fifteenth article writing day

Today I had this Spring´s fifteenth article writing day, finishing the book chapter "The true value of "doing well" economically" after some 5 hours writing work today.

See also here (with disposition for the chapter).

Chapter "The true value of "doing well" economically" finished

I have just finished my book chapter "The true value of "doing well" economically".

Disposition:

Introduction: The rise and fall of GDP as the measure of “doing well” economically 

Overcoming human exceptionalism in the humanities and beyond 

Economic value and other kinds of value 

Goods in economics and beyond 

Widening our understanding of resources 

Widening our understanding of stakeholders 

Conclusions: The true value of “doing well” economically

Spring´s fourteenth article writing day

On Friday the 24th of May I had this autumn´s fourteenth article writing day, writing on my article "The true value of "doing well" economically" for some 8 hours.

Spring´s twelfth and thirteenth article writing day; writing plans

This week I have had two writing days, one on Wednesday 15th and another one on Thursday the 16th of May. Both have been quite brief - but I went on writing Thursday evening and am also doing some article writing work today. I am working on completing my book chapter "The true value of "doing well" economically", and have also looked over my articles just published in Journal of Comparative Social Work.

Lately and today I have also rescheduled some of my near-future writing plans and plans for the autumn.

Spring´s eighth article writing day

Today I have had this Spring´s eighth article writing day, with 6 hours devoted to starting properly on "The true value of doing well economically" and "Current human ecology in light of Umwelt theory: Human-animal interaction in Amazonas and beyond". Altogether I wrote (or inserted and edited, from a presentation) some 2.700 words.