Elgar Companion to Leadership Beyond the Sustainable Development Goals

The Elgar Companion to Leadership Beyond the Sustainable Development Goals explores the role of leadership in tackling global problems such as climate change, conflict, inequality and poverty. Leading experts provide insights into how the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) agenda may be reorientated and reinvigorated post-2030 to build a fairer, more resilient and sustainable future.Contributing authors outline the ways in which, despite the SDGs being created through international cooperation, progress has stalled as crises, political tensions and weakened global institutions make joint action harder. The Companion uses examples from across Asia, Australasia, Europe, Latin America and North America to show that no single leader, organisation or country can solve these issues alone. Instead, it advocates for a collaborative interdisciplinary approach that integrates insights from leadership studies, sustainable development and associated fields to identify key challenges and opportunities for social, environmental and economic progress beyond 2030.Presenting fresh perspectives on leadership and sustainability, this Companion is beneficial for scholars and students in leadership, management, sustainable development and global governance. It is also an essential reference for policymakers and practitioners in international organisations, NGOs and cross-sector partnerships working on SDG implementation and future sustainability agendas.