Floris Books' new and expanding list of business and economics titles explore a variety of alternative approaches to the subject. Building on ideas from thinkers and philosophers such as Rudolf Steiner, or suggesting new, more sustainable business practices, our alternative business list offers a new way of looking at society and the economy.
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New Releases
Finding Work-Life Balance: Achieving Fulfilment at Every Stage of Life
Jos van der Brug
This readable little book argues that, at different stages of life, we approach work with varying levels of drive, energy and perspective. It gives us insight into the highs and lows we can expect at different ages -- both in ourselves and our colleagues and, perhaps most fascinating, in our employers and employees.
The Illusion of Separation: Exploring the Cause of our Current Crises
Giles Hutchins
This insightful book argues that the source of our current social, economic and environmental issues springs from our illusion that everything in the world is separate. Hutchins argues that, in reality, everything is connected in a fluid, dynamic way. 'Separateness' is an illusion we have created – and is fast becoming a dangerous delusion infecting how we relate to business, politics, and other key areas of our daily reality.
Sustainable Society: Making Business, Government and Money Work Again
Rudolf Isler
A radical approach to restructuring society, inspired by thinkers including Rudolf Steiner, which explores viable alternatives to the current situation. Steiner proposed a threefold social structure which Isler teases out, exploring the implications of this approach for our modern societies. He finds a surprisingly practical system with potential for immediate implementation in small steps, along with longer-term rethinking.