Titlebook: Crises, Creativity and Innovation; Zorana Ivcevic,Roni Reiter-Palmon,Magdalena G. Gro Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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A. Sdika,R. Cabridenc,C. Hennequin turn, SMEs have seen shifts in their meaning of place/space, work-life balance, business ecosystem, and the balance between in-person and virtual commerce. As a result, the framework positions liminality as a state of in-between through which SMEs navigate business foci, personal priorities, and en

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2661-8478 mplications for a constructive shift in crisis management, coping mechanisms, and individual and societal wellbeing. A must read for researchers in psychology, philosophy, sociology, economy and politics, inter978-3-031-61784-3978-3-031-61782-9Series ISSN 2661-8478 Series E-ISSN 2661-8486

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Ways out of the Crisis: Mapping Possibility Spaces,and meso-crises in social mobilization practices in Colombia. In the end, it is argued that our engagement with the possible in contexts of crises and ruptures needs strong ethics, one that can help us equally recognize the dignity, humanity, and possibility of self, others, and society.

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,Big Challenges and New Solutions: When Students’ (Unpleasant) Feelings Are Used for Good,lly focus on mild and moderate unpleasantness) to exploring how educators and students responded creatively during the destabilizing uncertainty, fear, and grief brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. Finally, we make the case for why supporting student creative action is vital, particularly in tim

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SMEs COVID-19 Experiences through a Liminality Lens, turn, SMEs have seen shifts in their meaning of place/space, work-life balance, business ecosystem, and the balance between in-person and virtual commerce. As a result, the framework positions liminality as a state of in-between through which SMEs navigate business foci, personal priorities, and en