Changing things so everything stays the same

Article Abstract:

Guiseppe Tomasi di Lampudesa was the author of 'The Leopard', a book which was criticised on a number of counts when it first appeared, but which has since been acclaimed and made into a movie. Lampudesa was an amateur writer who influenced a number of professionals such as Isabel Allende. He was fond of the English language and used references to English literature. His work 'The Leopard' is seen as providing an early portrayal of a Mafioso, which helps in understanding Sicily.

Authors, Writers, Works, Lampudesa, Guiseppe Tomaso di

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The same - only more so

Article Abstract:

Many 'Economist' readers believe that information technology (IT) will drive the next large wave of information technology. Some 32% of replies said that IT had not yet exhausted its potential, while about 20% thought proteomics and bio-engineering would propel the next surge of activity.

Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Forecasts and trends, Information technology, Surveys, Technological innovations, Business cycles

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It's only a game

Article Abstract:

Game theory, a longtime tool of economists, is increasingly being used by corporate managers to expand market share. 'Coopetition,' by Alan Brandenburger and Barry Nalebuff, illustrates strategies for balancing competition and cooperation with readable case studies.

Publishing industry, Models, Usage, Column, Management, Game theory, Coopetition (Book)

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