Tay Keong Tan is Director of International Studies and Leadership Studies, and an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at Radford University, Virginia, USA.Milenko Gudić is Founding Director of Refoment Consulting and Coaching, Belgrade, Serbia, and a visiting lecturer at University Donja Gorica, Montenegro.Patricia M. Flynn is Trustee Professor of Economics and Management at Bentley University, Massachusetts, USA, where she served as Dean of the McCallum Graduate School of Business for ten years.

"May God bless this important and timely publication that brilliantly illuminates the multiple challenges that the sustainability crisis poses for humanity. This is a book bursting with expert knowledge, insights into many dimensions of our global crisis, and creative responses that bring hope and clarity to its readers."Swami Agnivesh, social activist, politician and religious leader, and the author of Applied Spirituality, and recipient of the Right Livelihood Award (The Alternative Nobel Peace Prize), and founder of the Bonded Labor Liberation Front."This excellent resource, written by experts from around the globe who are committed to gender equality, anti-poverty initiatives, anti-corruption, and addressing the climate crisis, critically examines the UN SDGs and offers analysis, compelling test cases, and new proposals for how to concretely address some of our most intractable global issues."Elizabeth W. Collier, PhD, Chair, North America Chapter, UN PRME, Christopher Chair in Business Ethics and Professor of Business Ethics, Brennan School of Business, Dominican University

• IntroductionTay Keong Tan, Milenko Gudić and Patricia M. FlynnPART I: The big picture 1 Struggles and successes of transformative learning for the SDGs: a case studyDario Cottafava, Laura Corazza and Gabriela Cavagliá 2 Using our time on the planet to make a difference – the Sustainability MindsetMargaret A. Goralski 3 Deep sustainability: really addressing our endangered human futureGlen T. Martin 4 Inclusive leadership: how to deal with unconscious biases in human resources decisionsGudrun Sander, Bianca van Dellen, Ines Hartmann, Dominik Burger-Kloser and Nora KellerPART II: Addressing SDGs at industry levels5 Tapping into new power: opportunities and challenges for growing community renewable energyJudith M. Herbst and Deanna Grant-Smith 6 Sustainable waste management for the plantation sector in Sri LankaA. D. Nuwan Gunarathne and Mahendra Peiris 7 The Sustainable Development Goals, the ICT industry and ICT4D researchMartin Wynn and Peter Jones 8 Creative industries as a tool for poverty alleviation in Pirot, SerbiaHristina MikićPART IIIGender equality, women’s empowerment and social inclusion 9 Women’s empowerment through indigenous social enterprises in Latin AmericaMario Vázquez-Maguirre10 Struggles to break the corporate board ceiling: the case of women in North AfricaJalila El Jadidi, Sonia Arsi and Hebatallah Ghoneim11 The renaissance of gender equality research and sustainable development in the academic context of marketing: championing paths forwardLinda Tuncay Zayer, Wendy Hein, Jan Brace-Govan, Catherine A. Coleman, Robert L. Harrison, Nacima Ourahmoune, Minita Sanghvi and Laurel Steinfield12 Canada’s feminist foreign policy and the SDGs: working with business to address gender inequalityMaureen A. KilgourPART IV: Programs and partnerships in developing countries13 Social innovators as drivers of social transformation in MoroccoMajid Kaissar el Ghaib and Brahim Allali14 Partnering for sustainable development in Nigeria – challenges and opportunities of multi-stakeholder partnershipsIjeoma Nwagwu15 Help isn’t always helpful: lessons from seeking inclusive education in rural MalawiPatricia Winter and Brooke BlanksConclusionTay Keong Tan, Milenko Gudić and Patricia M. Flynn

Tay Keong Tan is Director of International Studies and Leadership Studies, and an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at Radford University, Virginia, USA.Milenko Gudić is Founding Director of Refoment Consulting and Coaching, Belgrade, Serbia, and a visiting lecturer at University Donja Gorica, Montenegro.Patricia M. Flynn is Trustee Professor of Economics and Management at Bentley University, Massachusetts, USA, where she served as Dean of the McCallum Graduate School of Business for ten years.

"May God bless this important and timely publication that brilliantly illuminates the multiple challenges that the sustainability crisis poses for humanity. This is a book bursting with expert knowledge, insights into many dimensions of our global crisis, and creative responses that bring hope and clarity to its readers."Swami Agnivesh, social activist, politician and religious leader, and the author of Applied Spirituality, and recipient of the Right Livelihood Award (The Alternative Nobel Peace Prize), and founder of the Bonded Labor Liberation Front."This excellent resource, written by experts from around the globe who are committed to gender equality, anti-poverty initiatives, anti-corruption, and addressing the climate crisis, critically examines the UN SDGs and offers analysis, compelling test cases, and new proposals for how to concretely address some of our most intractable global issues."Elizabeth W. Collier, PhD, Chair, North America Chapter, UN PRME, Christopher Chair in Business Ethics and Professor of Business Ethics, Brennan School of Business, Dominican University

• IntroductionTay Keong Tan, Milenko Gudić and Patricia M. FlynnPART I: The big picture 1 Struggles and successes of transformative learning for the SDGs: a case studyDario Cottafava, Laura Corazza and Gabriela Cavagliá 2 Using our time on the planet to make a difference – the Sustainability MindsetMargaret A. Goralski 3 Deep sustainability: really addressing our endangered human futureGlen T. Martin 4 Inclusive leadership: how to deal with unconscious biases in human resources decisionsGudrun Sander, Bianca van Dellen, Ines Hartmann, Dominik Burger-Kloser and Nora KellerPART II: Addressing SDGs at industry levels5 Tapping into new power: opportunities and challenges for growing community renewable energyJudith M. Herbst and Deanna Grant-Smith 6 Sustainable waste management for the plantation sector in Sri LankaA. D. Nuwan Gunarathne and Mahendra Peiris 7 The Sustainable Development Goals, the ICT industry and ICT4D researchMartin Wynn and Peter Jones 8 Creative industries as a tool for poverty alleviation in Pirot, SerbiaHristina MikićPART IIIGender equality, women’s empowerment and social inclusion 9 Women’s empowerment through indigenous social enterprises in Latin AmericaMario Vázquez-Maguirre10 Struggles to break the corporate board ceiling: the case of women in North AfricaJalila El Jadidi, Sonia Arsi and Hebatallah Ghoneim11 The renaissance of gender equality research and sustainable development in the academic context of marketing: championing paths forwardLinda Tuncay Zayer, Wendy Hein, Jan Brace-Govan, Catherine A. Coleman, Robert L. Harrison, Nacima Ourahmoune, Minita Sanghvi and Laurel Steinfield12 Canada’s feminist foreign policy and the SDGs: working with business to address gender inequalityMaureen A. KilgourPART IV: Programs and partnerships in developing countries13 Social innovators as drivers of social transformation in MoroccoMajid Kaissar el Ghaib and Brahim Allali14 Partnering for sustainable development in Nigeria – challenges and opportunities of multi-stakeholder partnershipsIjeoma Nwagwu15 Help isn’t always helpful: lessons from seeking inclusive education in rural MalawiPatricia Winter and Brooke BlanksConclusionTay Keong Tan, Milenko Gudić and Patricia M. Flynn

Tay Keong Tan is Director of International Studies and Leadership Studies, and an associate professor in the Department of Political Science at Radford University, Virginia, USA.Milenko Gudić is Founding Director of Refoment Consulting and Coaching, Belgrade, Serbia, and a visiting lecturer at University Donja Gorica, Montenegro.Patricia M. Flynn is Trustee Professor of Economics and Management at Bentley University, Massachusetts, USA, where she served as Dean of the McCallum Graduate School of Business for ten years.

"May God bless this important and timely publication that brilliantly illuminates the multiple challenges that the sustainability crisis poses for humanity. This is a book bursting with expert knowledge, insights into many dimensions of our global crisis, and creative responses that bring hope and clarity to its readers."Swami Agnivesh, social activist, politician and religious leader, and the author of Applied Spirituality, and recipient of the Right Livelihood Award (The Alternative Nobel Peace Prize), and founder of the Bonded Labor Liberation Front."This excellent resource, written by experts from around the globe who are committed to gender equality, anti-poverty initiatives, anti-corruption, and addressing the climate crisis, critically examines the UN SDGs and offers analysis, compelling test cases, and new proposals for how to concretely address some of our most intractable global issues."Elizabeth W. Collier, PhD, Chair, North America Chapter, UN PRME, Christopher Chair in Business Ethics and Professor of Business Ethics, Brennan School of Business, Dominican University

• IntroductionTay Keong Tan, Milenko Gudić and Patricia M. FlynnPART I: The big picture 1 Struggles and successes of transformative learning for the SDGs: a case studyDario Cottafava, Laura Corazza and Gabriela Cavagliá 2 Using our time on the planet to make a difference – the Sustainability MindsetMargaret A. Goralski 3 Deep sustainability: really addressing our endangered human futureGlen T. Martin 4 Inclusive leadership: how to deal with unconscious biases in human resources decisionsGudrun Sander, Bianca van Dellen, Ines Hartmann, Dominik Burger-Kloser and Nora KellerPART II: Addressing SDGs at industry levels5 Tapping into new power: opportunities and challenges for growing community renewable energyJudith M. Herbst and Deanna Grant-Smith 6 Sustainable waste management for the plantation sector in Sri LankaA. D. Nuwan Gunarathne and Mahendra Peiris 7 The Sustainable Development Goals, the ICT industry and ICT4D researchMartin Wynn and Peter Jones 8 Creative industries as a tool for poverty alleviation in Pirot, SerbiaHristina MikićPART IIIGender equality, women’s empowerment and social inclusion 9 Women’s empowerment through indigenous social enterprises in Latin AmericaMario Vázquez-Maguirre10 Struggles to break the corporate board ceiling: the case of women in North AfricaJalila El Jadidi, Sonia Arsi and Hebatallah Ghoneim11 The renaissance of gender equality research and sustainable development in the academic context of marketing: championing paths forwardLinda Tuncay Zayer, Wendy Hein, Jan Brace-Govan, Catherine A. Coleman, Robert L. Harrison, Nacima Ourahmoune, Minita Sanghvi and Laurel Steinfield12 Canada’s feminist foreign policy and the SDGs: working with business to address gender inequalityMaureen A. KilgourPART IV: Programs and partnerships in developing countries13 Social innovators as drivers of social transformation in MoroccoMajid Kaissar el Ghaib and Brahim Allali14 Partnering for sustainable development in Nigeria – challenges and opportunities of multi-stakeholder partnershipsIjeoma Nwagwu15 Help isn’t always helpful: lessons from seeking inclusive education in rural MalawiPatricia Winter and Brooke BlanksConclusionTay Keong Tan, Milenko Gudić and Patricia M. Flynn