Gabriel Eweje is Professor of Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability in the School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan University, Western Australia.Aymen Sajjad is Senior Lecturer in Sustainability and Business Management at Massey Business School, Massey University, New Zealand.

• PART I. INTRODUCTION Chapter 1. The Sustainable Development Goals and The Business Sector: Trends and Implementation Challenges; Gabriel Eweje and Aymen Sajjad PART II. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS: AN ENTREPRENEURIAL PERSPECTIVE Chapter 2. Partnering for SDGS: Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships and Women Entrepreneurship in Africa; Susan Martha Dambudzo Bvochora and Ilaria Galavotti Chapter 3. The Promise of Transnational Entrepreneurs in Contributing to Sustainable Cities; Louisa Jantos, Sitong (Michelle) Chen, Benjamin Fath, and Antje Fiedler PART III. LEVERAGING CORPORATE SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN EMERGING ECONOMIES Chapter 4. The Role of CSR in achieving SDGs: A Case Study from Bhutan; Deki Choden Chapter 5. Advancing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through Corporate Engagement: Challenges and Opportunities in Nigeria; Olatunde Ogunwole, Franklin Nakpodia, and Mary Nanyondo Chapter 6. The Mining Industry and The Sustainable Development Goals in Ghana; Gideon Jojo Amos and Prince Amoah Chapter 7. Sustainable Tourism and SMEs: Aligning Business Models with SDGs in Sri Lanka; Madura Thivanka Pathirana, Thilini Vimukthika Kelaniyage, and Upuli Sachithra Warnakula PART IV. RE-ENVISIONING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, MODERN SLAVERY, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, AND WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING THROUGH THE LENS OF SDGsChapter 8. Sustainability Committees in Boardrooms: Practical Relevance and Research Agenda; Karim S. Rebeiz and Roula Al Daia Chapter 9. Modern Slavery and Sustainable Development Goals: How Should Businesses Respond?; Keze Zhang, Rahizah Sulaiman, Majid Khan, and Omer Nazir Chapter 10. Green IT Project Management and its Influence on Sustainability: Insights from Top 100 IT Companies; Karim S. Rebeiz, Hala Khayr Yaacoub, Nad Ghantous, and Kareem Salka Chapter 11. Equipping Future Business Leaders: The Role of Work-Integrated Learning in Sustainability; Bridget Tombleson and Katharina Wolf

Gabriel Eweje is Professor of Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability in the School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan University, Western Australia.Aymen Sajjad is Senior Lecturer in Sustainability and Business Management at Massey Business School, Massey University, New Zealand.

• PART I. INTRODUCTION Chapter 1. The Sustainable Development Goals and The Business Sector: Trends and Implementation Challenges; Gabriel Eweje and Aymen Sajjad PART II. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS: AN ENTREPRENEURIAL PERSPECTIVE Chapter 2. Partnering for SDGS: Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships and Women Entrepreneurship in Africa; Susan Martha Dambudzo Bvochora and Ilaria Galavotti Chapter 3. The Promise of Transnational Entrepreneurs in Contributing to Sustainable Cities; Louisa Jantos, Sitong (Michelle) Chen, Benjamin Fath, and Antje Fiedler PART III. LEVERAGING CORPORATE SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN EMERGING ECONOMIES Chapter 4. The Role of CSR in achieving SDGs: A Case Study from Bhutan; Deki Choden Chapter 5. Advancing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through Corporate Engagement: Challenges and Opportunities in Nigeria; Olatunde Ogunwole, Franklin Nakpodia, and Mary Nanyondo Chapter 6. The Mining Industry and The Sustainable Development Goals in Ghana; Gideon Jojo Amos and Prince Amoah Chapter 7. Sustainable Tourism and SMEs: Aligning Business Models with SDGs in Sri Lanka; Madura Thivanka Pathirana, Thilini Vimukthika Kelaniyage, and Upuli Sachithra Warnakula PART IV. RE-ENVISIONING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, MODERN SLAVERY, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, AND WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING THROUGH THE LENS OF SDGsChapter 8. Sustainability Committees in Boardrooms: Practical Relevance and Research Agenda; Karim S. Rebeiz and Roula Al Daia Chapter 9. Modern Slavery and Sustainable Development Goals: How Should Businesses Respond?; Keze Zhang, Rahizah Sulaiman, Majid Khan, and Omer Nazir Chapter 10. Green IT Project Management and its Influence on Sustainability: Insights from Top 100 IT Companies; Karim S. Rebeiz, Hala Khayr Yaacoub, Nad Ghantous, and Kareem Salka Chapter 11. Equipping Future Business Leaders: The Role of Work-Integrated Learning in Sustainability; Bridget Tombleson and Katharina Wolf

Gabriel Eweje is Professor of Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability in the School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan University, Western Australia.Aymen Sajjad is Senior Lecturer in Sustainability and Business Management at Massey Business School, Massey University, New Zealand.

• PART I. INTRODUCTION Chapter 1. The Sustainable Development Goals and The Business Sector: Trends and Implementation Challenges; Gabriel Eweje and Aymen Sajjad PART II. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS: AN ENTREPRENEURIAL PERSPECTIVE Chapter 2. Partnering for SDGS: Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships and Women Entrepreneurship in Africa; Susan Martha Dambudzo Bvochora and Ilaria Galavotti Chapter 3. The Promise of Transnational Entrepreneurs in Contributing to Sustainable Cities; Louisa Jantos, Sitong (Michelle) Chen, Benjamin Fath, and Antje Fiedler PART III. LEVERAGING CORPORATE SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS IN EMERGING ECONOMIES Chapter 4. The Role of CSR in achieving SDGs: A Case Study from Bhutan; Deki Choden Chapter 5. Advancing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through Corporate Engagement: Challenges and Opportunities in Nigeria; Olatunde Ogunwole, Franklin Nakpodia, and Mary Nanyondo Chapter 6. The Mining Industry and The Sustainable Development Goals in Ghana; Gideon Jojo Amos and Prince Amoah Chapter 7. Sustainable Tourism and SMEs: Aligning Business Models with SDGs in Sri Lanka; Madura Thivanka Pathirana, Thilini Vimukthika Kelaniyage, and Upuli Sachithra Warnakula PART IV. RE-ENVISIONING CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, MODERN SLAVERY, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, AND WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING THROUGH THE LENS OF SDGsChapter 8. Sustainability Committees in Boardrooms: Practical Relevance and Research Agenda; Karim S. Rebeiz and Roula Al Daia Chapter 9. Modern Slavery and Sustainable Development Goals: How Should Businesses Respond?; Keze Zhang, Rahizah Sulaiman, Majid Khan, and Omer Nazir Chapter 10. Green IT Project Management and its Influence on Sustainability: Insights from Top 100 IT Companies; Karim S. Rebeiz, Hala Khayr Yaacoub, Nad Ghantous, and Kareem Salka Chapter 11. Equipping Future Business Leaders: The Role of Work-Integrated Learning in Sustainability; Bridget Tombleson and Katharina Wolf