The information age is currently characterized by an acceleration in the production and consumption of information, which has a massive impact on social life. Thus, even in the social sciences, conventional approaches must be abandoned, and new ones developed. From an economic perspective, the contributors to this anthology deal with new trends in various areas of management philosophy. Particularly, the articles focus on human resources, marketing, finances and economics.

The information age is currently characterized by an acceleration in the production and consumption of information, which has a massive impact on social life. Thus, even in the social sciences, conventional approaches must be abandoned, and new ones developed. From an economic perspective, the contributors to this anthology deal with new trends in various areas of management philosophy. Particularly, the articles focus on human resources, marketing, finances and economics.