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Esta obra analiza el nuevo horizonte laboral, destacando que el éxito profesional en la actualidad depende de la integración entre habilidades duras y blandas. Examina cómo las competencias socioemocionales como la escucha activa, la persuasion, la negociacion, la etica y la inteligencia emocional potencian el liderazgo, la empleabilidad y la capacidad de adaptacion organizacional en entornos complejos, cambiantes y cada vez mas mediados por la tecnologia y la inteligencia artificial.El factor humano en el mundo laboral desarrolla de manera sistematica la relacion entre competencias tecnicas y habilidades socioemocionales, mostrando su impacto en el desempeño, el liderazgo y la empleabilidad. La obra se estructura en capitulos tematicos que abordan la escucha activa, la persuasion, la negociacion, las relaciones interpersonales, la inteligencia emocional, la etica, la gestion del tiempo y el impacto de la inteligencia artificial.El libro esta dirigido a estudiantes universitarios de administracion, economia, ingenieria, psicologia, educacion y areas afines, asi como a profesionales, directivos, lideres de equipos y consultores organizacionales interesados en fortalecer sus habilidades interpersonales, su capacidad de liderazgo y su desempeño en contextos laborales competitivos y en constante transformacion.Incluye:1. Integracion practica y estrategica de habilidades duras y blandas, mas alla de un enfoque exclusivamente teorico.2. Evidencia reciente y casos aplicados al contexto laboral contemporaneo.3. Analisis con base cientifica sobre liderazgo, negociacion y persuasion.4. Contenidos actualizados que incorporan el impacto de la inteligencia artificial en el mundo laboral.

¿Y si la desigualdad de género no fuera un problema pendiente del mundo moderno, sino una de las condiciones sobre las que se organizó la política tal como la conocemos?Los ensayos reunidos en estas paginas muestran que la exclusion de las mujeres no ha sido un accidente del orden moderno, sino un efecto estructural de como se definieron la ciudadania, el mercado, la autoridad y la violencia legitima. La separacion entre lo publico y lo privado, entre economia y cuidado, entre razon y emocion no fue neutral: delimito quienes podian ser sujetos politicos plenos y quienes quedarian relegadas a espacios invisibles o despolitizados. A partir del trabajo no remunerado que sostiene al mercado; de la critica a los universalismos que hablan en nombre de la mujer; del vinculo entre feminismo, colonialismo y religion, y del papel del genero en la guerra y la seguridad internacional, el libro recorre distintos escenarios donde el poder se distribuye, se disputa y se legitima. En ese marco, la reaccion contemporanea contra el feminismo y la llamada crisis de la masculinidad aparecen como conflictos politicos centrales, no como desvios marginales. Sin consignas ni simplificaciones, este libro invita a repensar la politica desde las experiencias, exclusiones y disputas que atraviesan a las mujeres, ya que entender como se construyo su marginacion es tambien una forma de intervenir en el presente y disputar el futuro de la democracia.

Arrullar, jugar con las manos y cantar juntos forman parte de los primeros encuentros del niño con la palabra. Esta recopilación de nanas, juegos corporales y rondas de la tradición oral presente en el Caribe, - una mezcla de la herencia hispanica, africana, indigena y de los demas pueblos migrantes-, recupera momentos cotidianos de cercania y afecto en la interaccion con los mas pequeños. Las ilustraciones proponen una lectura de imagenes que crea un ritmo visual y aportan colorido a los cantos. Un libro ideal para los pequeños, los mediadores y las familias que desean compartir la musicalidad del lenguaje y fortalecer el vinculo a traves de la voz y el juego.

La adolescencia es un territorio de cambios,descubrimientos y despedidas.Entre amigos inseparables, amores que despiertan, aventuras que se vuelven inolvidables y un lugar secreto convertido en hogar, se construye la memoria de un tiempo que parecia eterno.Aquello que aun nos pertenece es una novela sobre la intensidad de crecer, sobre lo que dejamos atras y aquello que, pese a todo, sigue vivo en nosotros y todavia es nuestro.

Un capo no llora. Un capo no ama.Zack Edevane domina la costa oeste con puño de hierro y una certeza absoluta: nada puede romperlo. El imperio Edevane es su dios... hasta que ella aparece.No pertenece a su mundo. No juega sus reglas. Y sin proponerselo, lo dobla.Pero cuando el pasado regresa, lo hace con todo: secretos enterrados, traiciones que lo obligan a descubrir que su vida entera fue una mentira. Y mientras Zack intenta reconstruirse entre escombros, sus enemigos encuentran la unica arma capaz de destruirlo: ella.El precio que pagan los dos es irreparable.Al final de la sangre, del dolor y de todo lo que perdio, Zack enfrenta la unica eleccion que nunca supo hacer: su imperio maldito... o la mujer que le enseño que siempre fue mucho mas debil de lo que se atrevio a admitir.

¿Podemos decir que la actual forma de entender la civilización está llegando a su término?¿De qué manera estrujamos los combustibles fósiles y, en nombre del progreso, alcanzamos este punto de agotamiento?¿Por que la austeridad seria el camino para volver a relacionarnos entre nosotros y cohabitar con las especies no humanas?Las ultimas decadas hemos sido testigos de la barbarie mas absoluta: asumir que la naturaleza esa compleja red de vida que ha evolucionado durante miles de millones de años es un mero recurso a nuestra disposicion. Ante esta debacle, el destacado ecologo Mauricio Lima, con un ensayo amable, didactico y sin tintes apocalipticos, invita a pensar la retirada de nuestra civilizacion hacia la austeridad y, en este acto, resistir al hecho de vivir cada vez mas aislados y de manera personalista. A traves de analisis cientifico, razonamiento intuitivo o recuerdos personales, explora los desafios sociales que vienen y busca la manera de organizar un mundo donde aprendamos a reagruparnos y cuidarnos mutuamente.

El año que cambió nuestra historia.1976 marcó un antes y un después en la reciente historia argentina. Un año signado a fuego por un golpe de Estado cívico-militar que desencadenó la noche más oscura: el Estado nacional vuelto verdugo de su propio pueblo. Con su lucida mirada, y apelando entre otros testimonios y fuentes a documentos y archivos recientemente desclasificados, Felipe Pigna analiza en 76 los hechos mas importantes de este primer año de la dictadura militar. Sin dudas, y nodal: el trazado de un plan economico empobrecedor que no podia llevarse adelante sin una feroz represion centralizada y sistematizada. Una maquinaria de muerte que se venia gestando desde mucho antes del golpe, activada por una parte de la sociedad civil en complicidad con las Fuerzas Armadas. Pero tambien, y en esto 76 se vuelve un libro necesario, este minucioso trabajo echa luz sobre aquello que latia en las sombras: la resistencia de la cultura, del movimiento obrero, de las organizaciones estudiantiles y de derechos humanos. Cerca de la idea de "comprender" mas que de "justificar", Felipe Pigna mantiene viva, en su nuevo libro, la memoria de quienes, pese a todo, sabian y saben que siempre existe un mañana.Con entrevistas a Jose Alfredo Martinez de Hoz, Gral. Ramon Genaro Diaz Bessone, Juan Gelman, Enrique Gorriaran Merlo, Mario Firmenich, Antonio Cafiero, Rodolfo Terragno, Leonardo Favio, Tulio Halperin Donghi, Adriana Calvo y Charly Garcia.

“Las dos caras de Londres” representa la más laboriosa de las obras de un autor cuya genialidad aunó la catarsis con el vano desafío, el reflejo doloroso con lo cauteloso, porque un día tuvo el refle

Na efervescente cena cultural do Rio de Janeiro dos anos 1950, um jovem vendedor descobre que os livros podem mudar destinos. Em O vendedor de livros, acompanhamos a trajetória de Vinícius Fragoso, que encontra em uma livraria muito mais do que um emprego: encontra mestres, historias, afetos e o sentido de sua vocaço. Entre encontros com grandes nomes da literatura, acontecimentos politicos decisivos e leituras transformadoras, Vinicius constroi sua identidade intelectual e humana, atravessando o tempo como leitor, professor e escritor. Um romance sensivel sobre formaço, memoria, literatura e o poder dos livros de moldar vidas.

Aflora da fértil inspiração um romance épico brotado da Natureza, em plena Primavera, semeando uma paixão surreal entre um Menestrel da Era Medieval e uma Flor Dourada misteriosa, especial e única, q

Lucys Nose is a richly layered narrative that blends historical fiction, life writing, psychoanalysis and socio-political history to explore the intersections of memory, the imagination, and identity.At its heart is a detective-like quest to uncover the story of Freuds elusive patient Lucy R., a 30-year-old Scottish governess in Vienna who sought Freuds help in the early 1890s for olfactory hallucinations.As the contemporary author-narrator visits Vienna in the 1980s to search for traces of the woman who inspired Freuds case study, she reflects on Lucys resistance to Freuds sexual theories and begins imaginatively to reconstruct her voice and life.Set against the symbolic backdrop of a historic Viennese train station, the text becomes both a meditation on time and a neo-Victorian experiment in autofiction, merging personal memory with cultural history and blurring the lines between fact, fiction, and self-creation.

Is our private data still ours?When using information and communication technologies, the data transparency of the users is taken for granted. Inadvertently handing over our information to third parties is a common, ongoing, and widespread practice globally. Smart devices, browsers, websites, mobile applications, and social networks are all interconnected through the collection of their users" data.The book you hold in your hands briefly explains the elements that gave rise to this industry, who collects the data, the mechanisms employed, the risks involved, and the consequences that its use can generate, particularly for children and adolescents. A sustained exchange presented as an interview with ChatGPT-4.0, the popular artificial intelligence language model created by OpenAI, is also included. And thus, within this context, some suggestions are offered to allow us to enjoy the best that technology has to offer without unwanted intrusions into our personal privacy.

Descubra a educação finlandesa pela perspectiva de uma docente brasileira que atua como educadora e pesquisadora na Finlândia. Este é o primeiro livro em português que traz uma análise completa do si

In this bold and intimate semi-autobiographical novel, La Maison, Emma Becker transports the reader behind the closed doors of a Berlin brothel, where she worked for two years not only to earn a living, but to immerse herself in a world she wanted to understand and to write about with unflinching honesty. What emerges is a deeply personal, unsentimental, and often surprising account of life inside the brothel, where Becker explores not just the physical aspects of sex work, but the emotional, psychological, and social complexities that shape it.With frankness and literary insight, she recounts her encounters with clients, her growing self-awareness, and, most poignantly, the friendships and solidarity she finds among the other women who work there. Far from reducing sex work to cliche or voyeurism, Becker gives space to the quiet routines, shared laughter, private pain, and hard-won dignity of a profession often misunderstood and rarely written about from the inside.Part memoir, part sociological study, and wholly literary, La Maison challenges preconceptions about sex, agency, and femininity, offering a provocative and compassionate exploration of what it means to inhabit multiple identitiesas worker, writer, woman, and witness.

A friendship is a filiation we choose. It holds love and laughter; it can extend our sense of the possible. Moved to honour a form of relation often subordinated to romantic and familial ties, and to explore a part of her own history, Helene Giannecchini pieces together an alternative genealogy of queer ancestors. In searching and sensitive prose, she sifts the past to bring existences deemed marginal into communion with each other, traces of which may remain only in memory and archival fragments. Roving from Casa Susanna, a space of freedom from persecution in McCarthyite North America, to the diary of a man living with HIV in France, and to the life and work of pioneering lesbian photographer Donna Gottschalk, each narrative counters oblivion through loving acts of witness. A slantwise gathering of queer life and activism in the twentieth century, interspersed with images encountered by chance, An Army of Lovers Cannot Fail establishes friendship as a vital political force and offers a moving testament to its liberatory power.

In the bookshops and cafes of present-day Paris, ex-psychologist Gabe Figaret is trying to put his shattered life back together. When another doctor, Reynard, asks him to help with a delusional female patient, Gabe is reluctant - until he meets her. At first Gabe thinks the woman, Angelina, is merely terrified of Reynard, but he quickly discovers she is not quite what she seems.When Angelina tells Gabe he must kill her and flee to a place she calls Morgravia, he is horrified. But then Angelina shows him that the cathedral he has dreamt about since childhood is real and exists in Morgravia.Soon, Gabes world will be turned upside down, and he will learn shocking truths about who he is . . . and who he can - or cannot - trust.The Scriveners Tale is an action-packed fantasy adventure filled with twists that will keep you guessing until the last page.

What does it mean to lose yourself and is that something you should be aiming for? A young woman with little interest in games takes up a job in Frankfurt at a famous gaming company, naively set on reinvention. On her morning commute, in the familiar clutches of tedium and self-loathing, she encounters a nice-eyed stranger who returns her forgotten umbrella and finds herself catapulted into a dizzying, year-long whirlwind of obsession not just with this endlessly attractive spectre, but also with the feverish karaoke trips from which she draws the ultimate solace. With astonishing existential acuity, Polly Bartons formidable debut novel renders the paradoxes of modern life in all its complexity, in deliriously self-conscious prose that is at once propulsive, titillating and bitingly funny. Echoing with the sounds of Whitney Houston and The Cure, reaching for the sublime in dark, sweaty boxes, What Am I, A Deer? is an exhilarating exploration of authenticity, fantasy, romance and intoxication.

Set in what may be the future, and centred on six women sharing a space in some sort of crumbling apartment tower, Ruins, Child is remarkable for its irresistible sweep, wit, and prickly splintered truth. Giada Scodellaros novel is like a precious old mirror: dropped, looking up at you, flashing light and bits of the undeniable. With the pulsating sway of its liquid mosaic narrative, the novel may recall Virginia Woolfs The Waves, but is entirely its own animal: kaleidoscopic, pointedly disorienting in its looseness, and powered along by snatches of speech from its compelling ensemble cast, often vernacular, often overheard. Its a book seemingly drawn from deep wells of Black American reality: Scodellaros female protagonists push back against authority in the very vivacity of their telling, setting afoot a freeing-up and a mysterious inversion of marginalization. A surreal musing, Ruins, Child uses the lens of urban infrastructure, social commentary, folklore, choreography and collective listening to create an ethnography of place and an ode to communal ruins.

Part sequel, part reimagining, and wholly delightful Jodi PicoultAn absolute delight. Funny, moving and filled with heart Jennie Godfrey, author of The List of Suspicious ThingsIt is a truism, frequently invoked by the members of the Meryton Womens Guild, that one is only ever as happy as ones unhappiest child. So, with five daughters and four grandchildren, it was a miracle Mrs Hester Bennet ever raised a smile. At best, she was only ever tentatively pleased, and even then understood that her contentment rested on the edge of a gaping precipice into which she would inevitably tumble the second Kitty or Lydia (it was almost always those two) messaged in the clutches of yet another existential crisisLydia, home from Paris on New Years Day in a welter of hangover and humiliation, finds herself swearing off drink, drugs and sex for the next 12 months. Through her unfamiliar sobriety, shell see a landmark year for all the Bennet sisters, including a disruptive 40th birthday, an engagement and a funeral: and, maybe, coming to terms with the results of a run-of-the-mill run-in with a jackknifed lorry on a wet stretch of the M1A sharply funny and unexpectedly tender modern sequel to Pride & Prejudice, this is a story of sisterhood, survival, and second chances. For fans of Marian Keyes, Dolly Alderton, and anyone whos ever wondered what the Bennet sisters would be like in the age of therapy, WhatsApp, and wellness trends gone rogue.