This Palgrave book examines how entrepreneurial strategies intersect with the realities of the contemporary music world. What does it take to turn creative ideas into viable music projects? What does it mean to create value through music? spklr.io/63324EPf7s #booksky #music 📚💙
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30 July marks the UN's International Day of #Friendship. On Palgrave's #SocSciMatters blog, Harry Blatterer reflects on why 'Friendship Matters' for the social sciences, and how its meanings change in capitalism and in digital worlds: communities.springernature.com/posts/friend... #Sociology
Aerial imaging has detected 432 patterns called earthworks, on the ground in southwestern Amazonia. The region may contain 24,000–30,000 earthworks. Findings may help to redefine the true scale of Amazonian earthworks and the communities that built them: spklr.io/63327EuTy9 #Archaeology 🏺
Nature covers have become icons in their own right. In a special issue exploring the human art of scientific illustration in the age of AI, Nature celebrates artists, designers, illustrators and photographers behind its covers, past, present and future. spklr.io/63320Eu3Cu
Explore nearly 200 years of publishing history in the Macmillan archive. From Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to the founding of Nature, discover the stories behind some of the world's most influential publications. spklr.io/63327EuPcN 🎥 Premiered at Everyman on the Canal 2026.
From intelligent ships to clues about eclipses, Homer’s The #Odyssey reveals how Bronze Age Greeks understood the world: spklr.io/63321EuKwH 🧪
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Fern-covered landscapes dried out and fuelled gigantic wildfires some 200 million years ago during the mass-extinction event that ended the Triassic period of geological history go.nature.com/45r5jzz
Researchers say the current El Niño could be the strongest in at least 150 years. Combined with human-caused warming, it could make next year the hottest on record. spklr.io/63327Eu3hL 🧪
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Listen! @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social spoke to @greencitizen.bsky.social & Joan Pedro Carañana about the urgent ideas in “Global Sports Go Green—Or Do They?” newbooksnetwork.com/global-sport...
Toby Miller and Joan Pedro Carañana, "Global Sports Go Green—Or Do They?" (Palgrave Macmillan, 2026) - New Books Networknewbooksnetwork.comBeyond the Book is intended to give authors a place to share their stories and book journeys. Here, the Communities team have gathered some guidance, ideas, and practical tips about how to make the most of this Channel: spklr.io/63320EuJ0m #AcademicSky