@seamusapower
Forthcoming Book: Inequality - The View From Manywheres https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/inequality/50A5ACF8B6CB4D8D8393C4A620119D63 Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Copenhagen. Visiting Senior Fellow, L.S.E. President of @SQIP
My book, "Inequality - the view from manywheres," is now available for preorder!
"A pioneering journey into capitalism's past, present, and possible futures – revealing what inequality means for humanity's next chapter."
If you could like to pre-order the book, you can do so in multiple places:
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“Séamus Power integrates research and theory from an astonishing array of disciplines and methodologies to offer a unique, provocative viewpoint on the origins and consequences of inequality.”
Michael Norton, Harold M. Brierley Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School
“In this enlightening volume, Power shares a unique, transdisciplinary perspective on economic inequality and its psychological roots. He tells an inviting story about fairness, possibilities, and hope in a new realm of capitalism. A must read!”
Qi Wang, Cornell University
“This is a great book about the way individuals perceive rising inequality and the need for action. A must-read in our dangerous world.”
Thomas Piketty, Co-Director, World Inequality Lab & World Inequality Database
Scandinavia via Saxo: www.saxo.com/dk/inequalit...
Central Europe via Orell Fuessli
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Ireland & UK via Waterstones: www.waterstones.com/books/search...
USA via Amazon: www.amazon.co.uk/Inequality-V...
My book, "Inequality - the view from manywheres," is now available for preorder!
"A pioneering journey into capitalism's past, present, and possible futures – revealing what inequality means for humanity's next chapter."
If you could like to pre-order the book, you can do so in multiple places:
🔆Deadline extended! The SQIP 2026 conference "Narrating the Needs of Our Time: Inquiries of Hope, Connection, and Possibility" - July 17-18, 2026 at Duquesne University. Keynote speakers - @saramcclelland.bsky.social & Joseph Gone. New proposal deadline is March 2, 2026. www.sqip.org/call-for-sub...
📢Call for Proposals! SQIP 2026 conference "Narrating the Needs of Our Time: Inquiries of Hope, Connection, and Possibility" will be held July 17-18, 2026, at Duquesne University. Keynote speakers @saramcclelland.bsky.social & Joseph Gone. Deadline is February 23, 2026.
www.sqip.org/call-for-sub...
'The Psychology of Crowd Behavior', Annual Review of Psychology
Final, peer-reviewed version now available open access.
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www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...
Join us in Pittsburgh for the annual SQIP conference !
Feb 23rd deadline for proposals.
Details below 👇
New paper: “Unvetted Single Males:” Humanizing Three African Men Who Sought Asylum in Ireland --- with @florabotelho.bsky.social
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Searching for the Joy of the Crowd: Field Social Psychology During the Reopening of Danish Society
www.researchgate.net/publication/...
🎈 🎈 Searching for the Joy of the Crowd: Field Social Psychology During the Reopening of Danish Society🎈 🎈
w/Sofie Roest, Esben Ronan, Sigrid S. V., Signe Vangkilde, Laura Vangkilde, & Thomas Morton in @qualpsy.bsky.social
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Some of my recent empirical work, with Rick Shweder, Crystal Shackleford, and @fmerhout.bsky.social, was featured today in the @nytimes.com in an opinion piece by David Brooks 👇
Just finished @brankomilan.bsky.social excellent new volume, “the world under capitalism.” He has curated a wide ranging series of short essays on contemporary and historical issues, such as degrowth & inequality, which will interest to general readers, & those in the social sciences & humanities.