Social butterflies : reclaiming the positive power of social networks / Michael Sanders and Susannah Hume
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- 9781789291179
- 302.3028 SAN-M
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302.3 ROB-D Organization and organizing : materiality, agency, and discourse / | 302.302 BEY-J Expect us : online communities and political mobilization / | 302.3028 DIC-M Multilayer social networks / | 302.3028 SAN-M Social butterflies : | 302.3028 SIM-R Facebook society : | 302.30285 FRE-S Ugly truth : inside facebook's battle for domination / | 302.30285 FU-X Social network analysis : |
'Engaging, fact-filled and profoundly illuminating. It's inspiring to read – and it should help make the world a lot better.' Cass Sunstein, author of Nudge The rise of social media has sent our social instincts into overdrive, and the impact of our networks has never been greater. But what if we could reclaim the positive power that influences our decisions, to behave better and be happier? In this groundbreaking book, Sanders and Hume build on the incredible findings of their own cutting-edge research from their work at the world’s first Nudge Unit, as well as illuminating case studies from experts around the world, to show how small changes in our environments can have a huge impact on where our instincts lead us. At a time when our trust in each other is being destroyed on a global scale, it’s never been more important to understand what motivates us and how to use our predictable behaviours to drive positive change. From helping us to run more cohesive organizations, to building important relationships and connections that matter, this is an essential roadmap back to our better social selves.
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