Collaborative Projects

BEE JP2: Neglection of natural healing capabilities—The unknown, forgotten, underestimated, and underutilized healing garden
For centuries, medicinal plants and herbal remedies have been integral to treating diseases and improving physical health....
BEE JP1: Innovation curse and the wastefulness of technologies believed to mitigate climate change
The pressing challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss pose existential threats to humanity and the planet. In response, significant resources have been directed toward developing technological innovations intended to combat these crises....
Better Economics for the Earth Joint Projects: A call for participation
The inspiration for the BEE JP series stems from the key idea of leveraging the power of humanities and social sciences in fostering an eco-surplus culture and promoting biodiversity conservation and climate change mitigation...
How should (and can) an economics book change for better environmental sustainability? [BMF CP Special]
This study represents one of the first attempts to address these questions through a quantitative approach. ...
What makes readers love a fiction book? [BMF CP Special]
Understanding what drives people to love a fiction book is a crucial question with significant implications for literature, psychology, and cultural studies. In addition, this understanding is especially important for authors, and publishers, because a love for a book is the great, if not greatest, predictor of its purchase....