Humans adapt. Facing momentous life changes, we shift our behaviors with the flow. We were summoned back to offices. We abandoned our sweatpants for khakis. We signed up for gyms and meal subscriptions. And we even ventured to eat indoors. How do we adapt to our new lives?
In Adapting: Social Economics in a Dynamic World, Amelia Sander dives into the changes we made as our worlds reopened. No longer encumbered by restrictions, we define our new social economics.
Sander addresses why we make our behavior changes and details how relocation, travel, and relationships have transformed in this dynamic world.
Our lives are integrated and adaptable. Sander presents a holistic picture about peoples' lives, sharing new insights about mental health, sustainability, and economics.