Why do humans so often imagine tomorrow with dread? John Potts’ ‘Future Fear’ takes readers on a fascinating journey through history, exploring how fear of the future has shaped cultures, beliefs, and scientific thought.

Power is everywhere. It promises influence, success, and the ability to make things happen. Yet, for all its allure, we rarely talk about what power really does to us and that silence is dangerous. Power changes people. It can distort judgment, erode empathy, and make good

Cinema has never been just about storytelling—it has been a mirror, a memory, and a force shaping how societies see themselves. Scholars have shown that film does more than depict history; it transforms it into shared identity and collective meaning.

'The Psychology of Brexit' examines the psychological causes, catalysts, and consequences of Brexit. Unlike most cultural upheavals, Brexit is not the result of accidental tragedy or spontaneous economic turmoil. Rather, it exists because people decided to make it exist. It is a product of human

What exactly is fun and what purposes does it serve? Combining media effects with aesthetic approaches, ‘FUN! What Entertainment Tells Us About Living a Good Life’ offers the first substantial, systematic and coherent account of fun and its importance. Fun is a vital element of

#BooksInspired joins celebrations of Palgrave Macmillan’s 25th anniversary, a milestone marking a 1/4 of publishing groundbreaking research in humanities, social sciences & business. We’re proud to spotlight titles reflecting its legacy of excellence & innovation.
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For many, Thanksgiving is simply not Thanksgiving without turkey. It is native to North America. And yet by middle of last century, the most likely place to find one was on the dinner table. Wild turkeys once nearly disappeared, but today they’re thriving: spklr.io/63325BVwXB

In our latest blog, Chief Scientific Officer Ritu Dhand explores how current research assessment practices may be holding back open science and why it's time to rethink how we credit all research outputs, including null results. Read the blog: spklr.io/63327BMUuJ

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Last week we launched our new report 'From publications to policy: the impact of research towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals'.

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A new predatory dinosaur species, Joaquinraptor casali, is described in @natcomms.nature.com Found in Patagonia, it lived 70–66 million years ago and may have been an apex predator of the latest Cretaceous: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

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Trust in science and media matters more than ever. AI offers incredible opportunities—but can also fuel distortion. Joyce Lorigan and @lingenhoehl.bsky.social share insights on combating false narratives and maintaining public trust in science.

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For Yolanda, returning to Mexico after three years was more than a trip, it was a homecoming. Thanks to Springer Nature’s workation programme, she reunited with family, reconnected with her roots, and kept delivering trusted medical insights remotely.
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When science analyzes itself, metatheoretical reflections and sociological studies arise, examining its societal function and political relationships. This Springer book explores these themes in an ironic and satirical manner: spklr.io/63326BMYi8

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A new, first of its kind, report from Springer Nature, in partnership with @overton.io, offers the most comprehensive picture yet of how academic research is influencing real-world policy tied to the #SDGs.

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Ever wondered how a new joiner experiences their day at Springer Nature? Joanna, Social Media Manager, shares her workflow, quiet starts, team catch-ups, and focused creative sessions.
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While stories of bad science make headlines, they represent only a fraction of the community. For #PublicationIntegrityWeek, Chief Publishing Officer Harsh Jegadeesan reflects on why trust in research is key and how Springer Nature is working to protect it: spklr.io/63325BMYD3

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To celebrate #WorkInPublishing Week 2025, we spoke with Prerna Shetty, Editorial Data Analyst intern, about her highlights and insights from the Springer Nature Opening Doors Internship Program.

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Since its inception 2015, Social Science Matters has grown into a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue, global collaboration, and public engagement. Palgrave Editors Beth Farrow & Clelia Petracca retrace its evolution.
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The brain detects when a potential source of infection enters the immediate surroundings and prepares the body’s immune defenses, says @natneuro.nature.com paper. This may occur even before physical contact is made, in a VR environment: spklr.io/63329BMpq3

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Want to close the gender gap in research? Start with the data.

Our Springer Nature report: Closing the Gender Gap highlights where change is needed most — and how you can be part of it. Read the report: spklr.io/63321BMudf

We were proud to join Falling Walls. Alice Henchley spoke on the panel AI Age & Trust, highlighting the importance of accountability and transparency. During a round table on Science Integrity Chris Graf emphasized collaboration and trust as foundation for progress.

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This OA title from Palgrave Macmillan presents first-hand views of how teens use social media and the problem apps that open them up to image based abuse. It also offers recommendations for keeping teens safe. For more: spklr.io/63324BM3HG
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