Ziyad Marar
@ziyadmarar.bsky.social
President of Global Publishing at Sage Author of Judged: The Value of Being Misunderstood, Intimacy: On the Subtle Power of Human Connection, Deception and The Happiness Paradox Board member of The Big House and Ceasefire Centre for Civilian Rights
"AI is reconfiguring our industry in ways that force us to think really deeply, really afresh." In the latest EdTech Connect episode, @ziyadmarar.bsky.social discusses how AI is reshaping scholarly publishing, research and education: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQJu...
When AI Can Offer the Answer, What Should Learning Products Measure?
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For those who missed it my interview with Jon Kaye 📻 is now available on Do Radio’s Tomorrow’s World archive here. lnkd.in/e-nThPic
"A potent audience is one who you know could jeer or cheer." @ziyadmarar.bsky.social argues that meaningful recognition comes from people who are willing to disagree and not those who applaud everything. Listen to a new interview today on DO Radio right now: doradiomentor.com/radio
Children are better at what psychologist Alison Gopnik calls "lantern-like" noticing: a broader, more exploratory awareness of the world. In an interview on DO Radio, @ziyadmarar.bsky.social asks whether adults can rediscover some of that curiosity. Listen to the interview: doradiomentor.com/radio
Did you catch Ziyad Marar on the Little Atoms podcast? Listen now to his conversation with Neil Denny about his new book, Noticing! 👉 https://bit.ly/43XPccC? Check out the book: https://bit.ly/4oqBUfT Don't forget: get up to 30% this book in our holiday sale!
Looking for a good audiobook over the holidays? Listen now to Quantum History (Slavoj Žižek) or Noticing (Ziyad Marar) on all your favourite platforms! Noticing: https://bit.ly/45L2YR7 Quantum History: https://bit.ly/3JWRu4O
✨ New online: Five experts offer their thoughts on the future of human intelligence - featuring @drkatedevlin.bsky.social, Martha Nussbaum, Richard Susskind, @ziyadmarar.bsky.social and Moheb Costandi
Five voices on the future of human intelligence
How can we all stay smart in a changing world? We asked the experts
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Thanks @philosophybites.bsky.social I've so far read two of the other four. Schopenhauer by @davidbatherwoods.bsky.social is next
Five Books - Expert Book Recommendations@fivebooks.com · 10mo agoNEW Every year we ask Nigel Warburton (@philosophybites) to select the best new philosophy books. Here's his 2025 selection—including biographies of Schopenhauer and Wittgenstein, and a carefully-curated collection of Existentialist writings. fivebooks.com/best-books/b...
Latest Social Science Bites: Devyani Sharma on accent prejudice www.socialsciencespace.com/about-social...
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The Social Science Bites podcast hosts bite-size interviews with leading social scientists. Each episode offers a unique perspective on how our social […]
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Sage’s Ziyad Marar joined Neil Denny on the latest Little Atoms podcast to discuss "Noticing" - his new book exploring how what we notice, and what we overlook, shapes our understanding of ourselves and the world. 🎧 Listen now: https://ow.ly/Hucy50Xz6Ez
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In an age where our attention is pulled in many different directions, how do we notice what we need to? With compelling new narration by Silas Carson, listen to @ziyadmarar.bsky.social's Noticing and let him help you notice better. 🎧 open.spotify.com/show/4emXvcS...
First up, we asked five experts – including Martha Nussbaum, Richard Susskind, @drkatedevlin.bsky.social, Moheb Costandi and @ziyadmarar.bsky.social – how to stay ahead of the game as the world changes around us. From AI to education and neuroscience, they share their thoughts...
We have to now make a choice to “work the muscle” of our brains, just like we hit the gym where once we laboured in the fields. Beat the brainrot! Start by buying this issue on our website or at the shops 🧠
Stay smart in a changing world! New Humanist's Winter 2025 edition is out now
From the rise of AI to attacks on universities, are we all getting dumber? Or is society transforming and discovering new ways to be smart?
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Great to be included in this issue.
New Humanist@newhumanist.bsky.social · 11mo agoFirst up, we asked five experts – including Martha Nussbaum, Richard Susskind, @drkatedevlin.bsky.social, Moheb Costandi and @ziyadmarar.bsky.social – how to stay ahead of the game as the world changes around us. From AI to education and neuroscience, they share their thoughts...
Statistically, if you're an economist interviewed by Social Science Bites, you have about a one in three chance of winning a Nobel Prize. Congrats to Joel Mokyr www.socialsciencespace.com/2022/01/joel...
Joel Mokyr on Economic Lessons from the Past - Social Science Space
In this podcast, Northwestern University's Joel , Mokyr tells interviewer Dave Edmonds, “I use economics to understand history, and I use history to understand economics.”
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Opening our minds… An extract from 'Noticing: How we attend to the world and each other', by @ziyadmarar.bsky.social @bloomsburyacad.bsky.social Repost for your chance to win a copy! www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...
Opening our minds | BPS
An extract from 'Noticing: How we attend to the world and each other', by Ziyad Marar.
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In his latest book, Ziyad Marar @ziyadmarar.bsky.social asks the deceptively simple question: what are you good at noticing? 📚💙 #Philosophy @bloomsburyphilo.bsky.social
Opening our minds… An extract from 'Noticing: How we attend to the world and each other', by @ziyadmarar.bsky.social @bloomsburyacad.bsky.social www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...
Opening our minds | BPS
An extract from 'Noticing: How we attend to the world and each other', by Ziyad Marar.
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It's a gorgeous day in DC! 🌸 Share your stories about #WhySocialScience is important for public health, education, criminal justice, and more! Tell your members of Congress to support social science! #COSSA2025 cossa.org/action-cente...
First glimpses of Wise Animals in its paperback incarnation, out on 13th February. Please do consider picking one up! I'm very proud of this book. www.panmacmillan.com/authors/tom-...
Very please to say my next book Noticing: How We Attend to the World and Each Other has gone into production at Bloomsbury. Due out later this year. www.bloomsbury.com/uk/noticing-...
Noticing
What does it mean to 'notice' something? To really see it. In his exhilarating quest to help us notice better, Ziyad Marar poses a deceptively simple question:…
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I had a wonderful weekend at #socialscifoo camp. Thank you Sage Publishing, @sloanfoundation.bsky.social, and Meta for inviting lots of interesting people and giving us the freedom to discuss and learn. Thanks to all folks in security, catering, and demos who were all so friendly and helpful.
Pleased to say we have a call from @britishacademy.bsky.social offering up to £150k for researchers to work with peers around the world to strengthen evidence informed policymaking in different contexts. Deadline 19th Feb. www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/funding/evid...
Evidence-informed policymaking grants
This programme gives ODA-eligible early-career to senior researchers the opportunity to work with peers around the world to inform policymaking through quality evidence and research.
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With university departmental closures are we seeing the emergence of geographical 'cold spots' for social science/humanities/arts (SHAPE) subjects? We've developed a new beta mapping tool using HESA data to enable you to explore the situation by subject www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/policy-and-r...
Mapping SHAPE provision in UK higher education
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