Description
Book SynopsisIn these moments of health crisis, happiness management and social marketing are not teaching that it is possible to build a more committed, innovative and productive society. To achieve this end, countries and organizations must undertake a wave of human resource policies and actions that stimulate individuals’ happiness and creativity. In this way, a new economy can emerge that holistically promotes social welfare, equality, and talent.
Table of Contents"Happiness is the only thing that multiplies when you share it": Happiness Management?
Management of the loyalty of the federated karate athlete and its correlation with happiness
Assessing the citizens´ well-being needs in OECD countries using Rasch Model
Collective happiness in organizations of the third Sector
Social interest to the hosting population of tourism. Generated happiness in the supply and demand for the rural tourism
Happiness Management: a wave of sustainability and social representation
Literacy for happiness. Where are we going?
Well-being and happiness: the role of gas and electricity during the birth of the consumer society in Spain in the first third of the 20th century
Engaging leaders and work-life balance as enhancers of happiness at work (HAW)
History of art, Holy Week and Mindfulness. Identitary and emotional interrelations
The resources of the NGDO in Spain and volunteering. A reflection from the social marketing perspective
YouTubers as influencers in the responsible promotion and Happiness Management of fashion brands
Socio-demographic variable effects in the evaluation of competencies that facilitate the Chief Happiness Officer (CHO) Labor
Reading and happiness empirical evidence in Spanish students
