David Crowther is Professor of Corporate Social Responsibility at various universities. He worked in industry for a number of years culminating at Divisional Managing Director of a multinational before becoming an academic. In 2002 he founded the Social Responsibility Research Network (SRRNet), an international body with several thousand members. His current research is with sustainability and governance. Shahla Seifi is an engineer with a PhD in sustainability who had a senior position in her National Standards Institute before moving to the UK where she works as a consultant, editor, lecturer and researcher. She is Director and Conferences Chair of SRRNet.

• Part 1. Individuals and aspects of sustainability Chapter 1. A comparative analysis of women's role and significance within enterprises across diverse world regions; Adam Samborski Chapter 2. How mindfulness practices impact sustainability leadership capacities in businesses; May Ho Chapter 3. Fostering mental health through sustainable financial choices: an exploration of mindfulness across personality traits; Muhammad Haroon Rasheed, Jamshed Khalid, Abdulrahman Alomair, and Abdulaziz Saud Al Naim Part 2. Organisations and sustainability Chapter 4. Sports for society: reviewing institutional work, logics, and fields in sports; Ahmed Sameeh and Raghda El Ebrashi Chapter 5. Corporations and NGO partnerships to implement CSR programs in Indonesia: A social capital perspective; Risa Bhinekawati, Iben Yuzenho, Emmy Hamidiyah, and Rifa Kirana Chapter 6. The bridge to sustainable development: Understanding the influence of sociocultural and economic elements on social entrepreneurship in middle-income nations; Karen Girgis, Dina Yousri, and Ola Wazir Part 3. Implementing sustainability Chapter 7. Differentiation of sustainable development and CSR concepts in the South West Indian Ocean Region; Justin Nathanaël Andrianaivoarimanga Chapter 8. People of determination sports: The paralympic movement, special olympics, virtus, and the case of Egypt; Ahmed Sameeh and Raghda El Ebrashi Chapter 9. The adoption of waste minimization and energy management measures by Egyptian companies: A study of the main deterrents; Mahinour Mohamed El Sayed Aboudonia and Jose Louis Iparraguirre Chapter 10. Sustainable development for urban sprawl and its containment: A hybrid framework formulation; Charles Curran, Koorosh Gharehbaghi, Amin Hosseinian-Far, and Brian Robert Conner

David Crowther is Professor of Corporate Social Responsibility at various universities. He worked in industry for a number of years culminating at Divisional Managing Director of a multinational before becoming an academic. In 2002 he founded the Social Responsibility Research Network (SRRNet), an international body with several thousand members. His current research is with sustainability and governance. Shahla Seifi is an engineer with a PhD in sustainability who had a senior position in her National Standards Institute before moving to the UK where she works as a consultant, editor, lecturer and researcher. She is Director and Conferences Chair of SRRNet.

• Part 1. Individuals and aspects of sustainability Chapter 1. A comparative analysis of women's role and significance within enterprises across diverse world regions; Adam Samborski Chapter 2. How mindfulness practices impact sustainability leadership capacities in businesses; May Ho Chapter 3. Fostering mental health through sustainable financial choices: an exploration of mindfulness across personality traits; Muhammad Haroon Rasheed, Jamshed Khalid, Abdulrahman Alomair, and Abdulaziz Saud Al Naim Part 2. Organisations and sustainability Chapter 4. Sports for society: reviewing institutional work, logics, and fields in sports; Ahmed Sameeh and Raghda El Ebrashi Chapter 5. Corporations and NGO partnerships to implement CSR programs in Indonesia: A social capital perspective; Risa Bhinekawati, Iben Yuzenho, Emmy Hamidiyah, and Rifa Kirana Chapter 6. The bridge to sustainable development: Understanding the influence of sociocultural and economic elements on social entrepreneurship in middle-income nations; Karen Girgis, Dina Yousri, and Ola Wazir Part 3. Implementing sustainability Chapter 7. Differentiation of sustainable development and CSR concepts in the South West Indian Ocean Region; Justin Nathanaël Andrianaivoarimanga Chapter 8. People of determination sports: The paralympic movement, special olympics, virtus, and the case of Egypt; Ahmed Sameeh and Raghda El Ebrashi Chapter 9. The adoption of waste minimization and energy management measures by Egyptian companies: A study of the main deterrents; Mahinour Mohamed El Sayed Aboudonia and Jose Louis Iparraguirre Chapter 10. Sustainable development for urban sprawl and its containment: A hybrid framework formulation; Charles Curran, Koorosh Gharehbaghi, Amin Hosseinian-Far, and Brian Robert Conner

David Crowther is Professor of Corporate Social Responsibility at various universities. He worked in industry for a number of years culminating at Divisional Managing Director of a multinational before becoming an academic. In 2002 he founded the Social Responsibility Research Network (SRRNet), an international body with several thousand members. His current research is with sustainability and governance. Shahla Seifi is an engineer with a PhD in sustainability who had a senior position in her National Standards Institute before moving to the UK where she works as a consultant, editor, lecturer and researcher. She is Director and Conferences Chair of SRRNet.

• Part 1. Individuals and aspects of sustainability Chapter 1. A comparative analysis of women's role and significance within enterprises across diverse world regions; Adam Samborski Chapter 2. How mindfulness practices impact sustainability leadership capacities in businesses; May Ho Chapter 3. Fostering mental health through sustainable financial choices: an exploration of mindfulness across personality traits; Muhammad Haroon Rasheed, Jamshed Khalid, Abdulrahman Alomair, and Abdulaziz Saud Al Naim Part 2. Organisations and sustainability Chapter 4. Sports for society: reviewing institutional work, logics, and fields in sports; Ahmed Sameeh and Raghda El Ebrashi Chapter 5. Corporations and NGO partnerships to implement CSR programs in Indonesia: A social capital perspective; Risa Bhinekawati, Iben Yuzenho, Emmy Hamidiyah, and Rifa Kirana Chapter 6. The bridge to sustainable development: Understanding the influence of sociocultural and economic elements on social entrepreneurship in middle-income nations; Karen Girgis, Dina Yousri, and Ola Wazir Part 3. Implementing sustainability Chapter 7. Differentiation of sustainable development and CSR concepts in the South West Indian Ocean Region; Justin Nathanaël Andrianaivoarimanga Chapter 8. People of determination sports: The paralympic movement, special olympics, virtus, and the case of Egypt; Ahmed Sameeh and Raghda El Ebrashi Chapter 9. The adoption of waste minimization and energy management measures by Egyptian companies: A study of the main deterrents; Mahinour Mohamed El Sayed Aboudonia and Jose Louis Iparraguirre Chapter 10. Sustainable development for urban sprawl and its containment: A hybrid framework formulation; Charles Curran, Koorosh Gharehbaghi, Amin Hosseinian-Far, and Brian Robert Conner