Ben Harbisher is a senior lecturer at De Montfort University, Leicester.

• Introduction, Ben HarbisherPart I: Social Theory and PoliticsChapter 1: The Social Construct of Sustainability in Media Development, Michel LeroyChapter 2: United Nations SDG on Gender Equality, Mariana Abreu and Bárbara LimaChapter 3: ‘Collateral Benefits’ and the ‘International Community’: discursive realignment after the fall of Kabul, Stuart PricePart II: Mediation and FramingChapter 4: The Forgotten SDGs, Delayney Harness, Julius Klingelhoefer, and Shiv GaneshChapter 5: Greenwashing Bali: How Multinationals Appropriated the UN SDG Environment Agenda, Ben HarbisherChapter 6: What Difference Does It Make? The importance of Documentary Film to Sustainable Development Goals in a post-truth world, Rhys DaviesChapter Seven - Richard Irwin – Fragments of NatureChapter 8: Nigerian Data Policies - New Developments in State Surveillance; Jenifer ErePart III: Sustainability and EducationChapter 9: Transversal Feminism, SDGs, and Digital Media Literacy in Mexico: an Oaxacan Study, Jason Lee

Harbisher has collected 11 essays reviewing the 17 Sustainable Development Goals created by the United Nations under UN Resolution 70/1 to promote life, equality, health, and the environment. The Sustainable Development Goals include aspirations such as ending poverty and hunger, promoting health and well-being, ending gender inequality, creating sustainable cities and communities, and developing partnerships to work toward these goals. The book is divided into three sections, focusing on social theory and politics, journalistic mediation and framing, and sustainability and education. Recommended. Graduate students, faculty, and professionals.