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In “Wandering Through Our Cities,” we step into the fascinating world of psychogeography, a theory that examines the psychological and emotional effects of our urban surroundings. As our cities rapidly develop and modernize, psychogeography offers a fresh perspective, challenging the dominance of historical narratives in favor of understanding the contemporary urban landscape.

We explore the origins of psychogeography in the Situationist International movement, along with its concepts and creation of psychogeographic maps. Through the voices of a contemporary psychogeographer, we examine the impact of modernization and investment capital on our cities and the ways in which communities reclaim urban spaces.

Join us on this journey to unravel the hidden layers of our urban environments and shape our own psychogeographic narratives.

Psychogeography: Wandering Through Our Cities can be found at Amazon and most other locations where books are sold.

The COVID-19 crisis put supply chains into the spotlight. Over the past few years, supply-chain leaders have taken decisive action in response to the challenges of the pandemic: adapting effectively to new ways of working, boosting inventories, and ramping up their digital and risk-management capabilities. Yet despite that progress, other recent events have shown that supply chains remain vulnerable to shocks and disruptions, with many sectors currently wrestling to overcome supply-side shortages and logistics-capacity constraints. Is it possible to still compete with the larger budgeted competition without employing large supply chain or procurement leadership teams? Decentralizing of responsibilities is possible and has begun to happen across the business landscape. Don't be caught off guard by those advantages ...

Supply Mind can be found at Amazon and most other locations where books are sold.