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The mystery of happiness has occupied human beings from ancient times until the present day.

In this regard, the group of researchers from six countries present their fourth joint work in this new book titled "Happiness Management: A Lighthouse for Social Wellbeing, Creativity and Sustainability".

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The mystery of happiness has occupied human beings from ancient times until the present day. Philosophers, economists, historians, artists, and psychologists have offered different definitions of what happiness is and how to measure and develop it in various fields.

In this regard, the group of researchers from six countries: Spain, Italy, Mexico, United Kingdom, Brazil and Equador, present their fourth joint work in this new book titled "Happiness Management: A Lighthouse for Social Wellbeing, Creativity and Sustainability", which contains twelve contibutions about different knowledge areas, all based on the approach to happiness.

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social networks in academic performance and perception of corporate happiness of students - improving effectiveness in work teams: happiness management - Happy and ethical consumption in a globalized world - advertising: happiness and fidelity through sports - happiness at work: New trends and opportunities - The development of creativity through mindfulness: applications in the history of art - Talent management and competitive advantage: employee well-being - Happiness and environmental sustainability: rediscovering nature - Happiness, territory and sustainable wellbeing in the ocde countries - From creativity to innovation by knowledge re-combining - Fostering Creative and Intrapreneurial Behaviours through human resource practices - Measure of the subjective well-being in the rural tourism

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Rafael Ravina Ripoll is a Business Organization professor at Cádiz University and coordinator of the Iberoamerican Group of Multidisciplanary Studies on Happiness in the Salesian Politecnic University of Ecuador. His research and publications focus on happiness management.

Luis Tobar teaches and researches in the areas of SMEs and is coordinator of the Iberoamerican Group of Multidisciplanary Studies on Happiness in the Salesian Politecnic University of Ecuador. His research interests also include finace and credit.

José Marchena Dominguez holds a doctorate in Contemporary History from the University of Cádiz where he is a full professor. He specializes in the History of ideas, society and culture.

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