Nadia Mansour is an Assistant Professor at the University of Sousse, Tunisia, and a Postdoctoral Researcher in Sustainable Finance at the University of Salamanca, Spain. Her research focuses on sustainable development, finance, and innovation. She has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes with Springer, IGI Global, and Taylor & Francis. Dr. Mansour also serves as Associate Editor of the Journal of Sustainable Finance and Investment and editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Cyber Behavior, Psychology and Learning.Lorenzo M. Bujosa Vadell is a Professor of Procedural Law at the University of Salamanca, Spain, and coordinator of its Administration, Justice, and Finance PhD program. His research interests include procedural and criminal law with a focus on legal systems and governance. He is president of the Ibero-American Institute of Procedural Law and has held research positions at universities in the U.S., Italy, and Germany.

• Chapter 1: Entrepreneurial Pathways of Hospitality Graduates Education, Competencies, Challenges, and Business De-velopment (SDG 8).- Chapter 2: Facing the Future: An Initial Exploration of Risk Management Strategies for Indonesia’s Tourism and Hospitality Sector.- Chapter 3: A Memorable Escape: Exploring Factors Shaping Tourist Experiences in Lumbini, Brastagi Mix Method Approach.- Chapter 4: Risk disclosure in crowdfunding campaigns: the effects of language hypotheticality.- Chapter 5: Navigating the Nexus: Financial Crises, Global Inequality, and Economic Imbalances—An Empirical Analysis.- Chapter 6: Empowering the Asnaf Economy through Zakat-Based Agricultural Da'wah: A Case Study of the SBBA Program by LZNK in Yan District, Kedah.- Chapter 7: The Influence of Product Innovation, Price, and Brand Image on Customer Loyalty for Indonesian Sambal Products in Bandung City.- Chapter 8: Bridging the Gap: A Conceptual Framework Linking Financial Literacy to SME Performance Through Financial Inclusion.- Chapter 9: Key qualities of successful women professionals using the ordinal regression approach. The case of the MENA region.- Chapter 10: Gender-Inclusive Agribusiness Transformation in Indonesia: The Interplay of Policy, Institutions, and Investments in Rural Development.- Chapter 11: A Conceptual Framework for ESG Integration in FinTech: Navigating Uncertainty Through Responsible Innovation.-Chapter 12: When the Grid Fails: Can Audit Committees Keep the Lights On? Rethink-ing Governance and Technology in Disrupted South African Municipalities.- Chapter 13: Sentiment Analysis and Tourism: A Review and Future Re-search Agenda.- Chapter 14: THE INFLUENCE OF KOREAN FASHION TREND ON GEN Z PURCHASE INTENTIONS IN INDONESIA.- Chapter 15: Al Jazeera Net's coverage of the BDS movement.- Chapter 16: Agile HR Management: Converting Conventional HR Management into Advanced Management.- Chapter 17: What do Mobile Gamers Want? A Study to Increase Mobile Gamers Loyalty and In-App Purchase Intention Using Perceived Value Multidimensional Model.- Chapter 18: From Authentic Encounters to Enduring Loyalty: Unraveling the Mediating Pathways of Perceived Value, Satisfaction, and Place Attachment in Cultural Heritage Tourism.- Chapter 19: The mediating effect of attitude toward TikTok ads and brand engagement on purchase intention.- Chapter 20: Unveiling Deceptive Framing: A Critical Analysis of False Advertising in the Promotion of Vina: Sebelum 7 Hari.- Chapter 21: Migrant Women Entrepreneurs in Bavaria, Germany.  Exploring the influential components of their entrepreneurial success.- Chapter 22: THE INFLUENCE OF DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP STYLE AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF PARTY XYZ CADRES.- Chapter 23: Motivation and barrier facing daughter’s succession in family businesses.- Chapter 24: THE EFFECT OF CREDIT RISK, CAPITAL AND BASEL III LIQUIDITY REQUIREMENTS ON BANKS' PERFORMANCE.- Chapter 25: reTHOS 2024: A Scalable Framework for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Ecuador.- Chapter 26: A Study on Technology and its Impact on Workplace Behavior.

Nadia Mansour is an Assistant Professor at the University of Sousse, Tunisia, and a Postdoctoral Researcher in Sustainable Finance at the University of Salamanca, Spain. Her research focuses on sustainable development, finance, and innovation. She has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes with Springer, IGI Global, and Taylor & Francis. Dr. Mansour also serves as Associate Editor of the Journal of Sustainable Finance and Investment and editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Cyber Behavior, Psychology and Learning.Lorenzo M. Bujosa Vadell is a Professor of Procedural Law at the University of Salamanca, Spain, and coordinator of its Administration, Justice, and Finance PhD program. His research interests include procedural and criminal law with a focus on legal systems and governance. He is president of the Ibero-American Institute of Procedural Law and has held research positions at universities in the U.S., Italy, and Germany.

• Chapter 1: Entrepreneurial Pathways of Hospitality Graduates Education, Competencies, Challenges, and Business De-velopment (SDG 8).- Chapter 2: Facing the Future: An Initial Exploration of Risk Management Strategies for Indonesia’s Tourism and Hospitality Sector.- Chapter 3: A Memorable Escape: Exploring Factors Shaping Tourist Experiences in Lumbini, Brastagi Mix Method Approach.- Chapter 4: Risk disclosure in crowdfunding campaigns: the effects of language hypotheticality.- Chapter 5: Navigating the Nexus: Financial Crises, Global Inequality, and Economic Imbalances—An Empirical Analysis.- Chapter 6: Empowering the Asnaf Economy through Zakat-Based Agricultural Da'wah: A Case Study of the SBBA Program by LZNK in Yan District, Kedah.- Chapter 7: The Influence of Product Innovation, Price, and Brand Image on Customer Loyalty for Indonesian Sambal Products in Bandung City.- Chapter 8: Bridging the Gap: A Conceptual Framework Linking Financial Literacy to SME Performance Through Financial Inclusion.- Chapter 9: Key qualities of successful women professionals using the ordinal regression approach. The case of the MENA region.- Chapter 10: Gender-Inclusive Agribusiness Transformation in Indonesia: The Interplay of Policy, Institutions, and Investments in Rural Development.- Chapter 11: A Conceptual Framework for ESG Integration in FinTech: Navigating Uncertainty Through Responsible Innovation.-Chapter 12: When the Grid Fails: Can Audit Committees Keep the Lights On? Rethink-ing Governance and Technology in Disrupted South African Municipalities.- Chapter 13: Sentiment Analysis and Tourism: A Review and Future Re-search Agenda.- Chapter 14: THE INFLUENCE OF KOREAN FASHION TREND ON GEN Z PURCHASE INTENTIONS IN INDONESIA.- Chapter 15: Al Jazeera Net's coverage of the BDS movement.- Chapter 16: Agile HR Management: Converting Conventional HR Management into Advanced Management.- Chapter 17: What do Mobile Gamers Want? A Study to Increase Mobile Gamers Loyalty and In-App Purchase Intention Using Perceived Value Multidimensional Model.- Chapter 18: From Authentic Encounters to Enduring Loyalty: Unraveling the Mediating Pathways of Perceived Value, Satisfaction, and Place Attachment in Cultural Heritage Tourism.- Chapter 19: The mediating effect of attitude toward TikTok ads and brand engagement on purchase intention.- Chapter 20: Unveiling Deceptive Framing: A Critical Analysis of False Advertising in the Promotion of Vina: Sebelum 7 Hari.- Chapter 21: Migrant Women Entrepreneurs in Bavaria, Germany.  Exploring the influential components of their entrepreneurial success.- Chapter 22: THE INFLUENCE OF DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP STYLE AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF PARTY XYZ CADRES.- Chapter 23: Motivation and barrier facing daughter’s succession in family businesses.- Chapter 24: THE EFFECT OF CREDIT RISK, CAPITAL AND BASEL III LIQUIDITY REQUIREMENTS ON BANKS' PERFORMANCE.- Chapter 25: reTHOS 2024: A Scalable Framework for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Ecuador.- Chapter 26: A Study on Technology and its Impact on Workplace Behavior.

Nadia Mansour is an Assistant Professor at the University of Sousse, Tunisia, and a Postdoctoral Researcher in Sustainable Finance at the University of Salamanca, Spain. Her research focuses on sustainable development, finance, and innovation. She has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and edited volumes with Springer, IGI Global, and Taylor & Francis. Dr. Mansour also serves as Associate Editor of the Journal of Sustainable Finance and Investment and editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Cyber Behavior, Psychology and Learning.Lorenzo M. Bujosa Vadell is a Professor of Procedural Law at the University of Salamanca, Spain, and coordinator of its Administration, Justice, and Finance PhD program. His research interests include procedural and criminal law with a focus on legal systems and governance. He is president of the Ibero-American Institute of Procedural Law and has held research positions at universities in the U.S., Italy, and Germany.

• Chapter 1: Entrepreneurial Pathways of Hospitality Graduates Education, Competencies, Challenges, and Business De-velopment (SDG 8).- Chapter 2: Facing the Future: An Initial Exploration of Risk Management Strategies for Indonesia’s Tourism and Hospitality Sector.- Chapter 3: A Memorable Escape: Exploring Factors Shaping Tourist Experiences in Lumbini, Brastagi Mix Method Approach.- Chapter 4: Risk disclosure in crowdfunding campaigns: the effects of language hypotheticality.- Chapter 5: Navigating the Nexus: Financial Crises, Global Inequality, and Economic Imbalances—An Empirical Analysis.- Chapter 6: Empowering the Asnaf Economy through Zakat-Based Agricultural Da'wah: A Case Study of the SBBA Program by LZNK in Yan District, Kedah.- Chapter 7: The Influence of Product Innovation, Price, and Brand Image on Customer Loyalty for Indonesian Sambal Products in Bandung City.- Chapter 8: Bridging the Gap: A Conceptual Framework Linking Financial Literacy to SME Performance Through Financial Inclusion.- Chapter 9: Key qualities of successful women professionals using the ordinal regression approach. The case of the MENA region.- Chapter 10: Gender-Inclusive Agribusiness Transformation in Indonesia: The Interplay of Policy, Institutions, and Investments in Rural Development.- Chapter 11: A Conceptual Framework for ESG Integration in FinTech: Navigating Uncertainty Through Responsible Innovation.-Chapter 12: When the Grid Fails: Can Audit Committees Keep the Lights On? Rethink-ing Governance and Technology in Disrupted South African Municipalities.- Chapter 13: Sentiment Analysis and Tourism: A Review and Future Re-search Agenda.- Chapter 14: THE INFLUENCE OF KOREAN FASHION TREND ON GEN Z PURCHASE INTENTIONS IN INDONESIA.- Chapter 15: Al Jazeera Net's coverage of the BDS movement.- Chapter 16: Agile HR Management: Converting Conventional HR Management into Advanced Management.- Chapter 17: What do Mobile Gamers Want? A Study to Increase Mobile Gamers Loyalty and In-App Purchase Intention Using Perceived Value Multidimensional Model.- Chapter 18: From Authentic Encounters to Enduring Loyalty: Unraveling the Mediating Pathways of Perceived Value, Satisfaction, and Place Attachment in Cultural Heritage Tourism.- Chapter 19: The mediating effect of attitude toward TikTok ads and brand engagement on purchase intention.- Chapter 20: Unveiling Deceptive Framing: A Critical Analysis of False Advertising in the Promotion of Vina: Sebelum 7 Hari.- Chapter 21: Migrant Women Entrepreneurs in Bavaria, Germany.  Exploring the influential components of their entrepreneurial success.- Chapter 22: THE INFLUENCE OF DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP STYLE AND ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE ON THE PERFORMANCE OF PARTY XYZ CADRES.- Chapter 23: Motivation and barrier facing daughter’s succession in family businesses.- Chapter 24: THE EFFECT OF CREDIT RISK, CAPITAL AND BASEL III LIQUIDITY REQUIREMENTS ON BANKS' PERFORMANCE.- Chapter 25: reTHOS 2024: A Scalable Framework for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Ecuador.- Chapter 26: A Study on Technology and its Impact on Workplace Behavior.