From 
Bookform's 
Omnivore blog, here is a collection of links on the topic of happiness, a meaningful life, happiness in economics and government policy.
Advice for a happy life
Sep 10 2014 
9:00AM
- From the Journal of Social Research and Policy, a special issue on Between Wealth and Well-Being: Consumption, psychology and quality of life. 
 
- Stephan Humpert (Leuphana): Gender Differences in Life Satisfaction and Social Participation. 
 
- Jonathan Phillips (Yale), Sven Nyholm (Cologne), and Shen-yi Liao (NTU): The Good in Happiness. 
 
- Virginia E. Harper Ho (Kansas): The Pursuit of Happiness with Chinese Characteristics. 
 
- Steven Luper (Trinity): Life's Meaning. 
 
- Sean P. Wojcik and Peter H. Ditto (UC-Irvine): Motivated Happiness: Self-Enhancement Inflates Self-Reported Subjective Well-Being. 
 
- Mikko Myrskyla (LSE) and Rachel Margolis (Western Ontario): Happiness: Before and After the Kids. 
 
- Sebastiano Bavetta (Palermo), Dario Maimone (Messina), Peter Miller and Pietro Navarra (Penn): Autonomy, Political Freedom, and Happiness. 
 
- Amitai Etzioni (George Washington): Politics and Culture in an Age of Austerity. Charles Murray on advice for a happy life. 
 
- Though the practical applications of happiness are still at the early stages, Japanese environmental thought-leader Junko Edahiro
 is looking to spread the idea of happiness as a policy tool within 
Japan and throughout the world. 
 
- Many shoppers, whether they buy material
 items or life experiences, are no happier following the purchase than they were before, according to a new study. 
 
- Does a higher minimum wage
 make people happier? Michael Krassa and Benjamin Radcliff investigate. 
 
- If you have won the lottery, or if you plan to do so, please keep reading this column. 
 
- Here’s how much of your own happiness is under your control. 
 
- Ester Bloom on why big data can’t buy you happiness: Does a by-the-numbers advice column really give advice? 
 
- Timothy N. Bond and Kevin Lang on using happiness scales to inform policy: Strong words of caution.
 
 
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